The Trust's Aims
The aims of the Stover Canal Trust are to promote, conserve, restore, interpret and maintain the line and works of the Stover
Canal as a valuable historical and recreational amenity for the benefit of all.
This will involve
Providing a voice for those concerned over the canal's future
Working with other parties to restore the canal to its former state
Promoting the education of visitors and residents to the historical importance of the canal
Encouraging the importance of information boards at all the important locations
Membership Brings You:
A regular newsletter, The Stover Bargee, gives the latest information of the achievements and activities of the trust and the
history and use of the canal. Contributions are always welcome.
The opportunity to join work parties in the restoration and preservation of the canal.
An annual general meeting with guest speakers and presentations.
Regular social activities.
Inland Waterways Association Bulletin
The Inland Waterways Association campaigns for the use, maintenance and restoration of Britain’s waterways. It is a national
charity run by volunteers, and has over 18,000 members whose interests include boating, towing path walking, industrial
archaeology, nature conservation and many other activities associated with the inland waterways.
The Association Vision is to ensure the inland waterways of England and Wales are restored and maintained to the best
possible standards, and kept accessible for the benefit of all people. A regular update on all things connected with these aims
is published on their website.
The South West Region of the IWA has their own section which can be found here.
The Stover Bargee
We
produce
a
quarterly
newsletter
called
The
Stover
Bargee
which
is
delivered
to
members.
To
see
a
previous
issue
please
click
here
.
Unless stated, all material © Stover Canal Trust 2023
Charity Number, 1138316 Company Number: 5835573
Membership
Built by our forefathers, preserved for our grandchildren
By
signing
up
as
an
Associate
Member
of
the
Stover
Canal
Trust
you
can
be
sure
that
your
subscription
is
used
towards
the
preservation
and
restoration
of
the
line
of
the
canal
and
its
features.
There
is
presently
two
types
of
membership:
an
Individual
membership
costs
£10
and
runs
from
the
1st
January
for
one
year.
Two
people
at
the
same
address
can
apply
for
a
Joint
membership
at
£12
for
the
year.
Those
joining
up
to
the
1st
September
will
be
invited
to
renew
the
following
1st
January. Those joining on or after 1st September will enjoy 16 months membership before renewal is due.
To Join the Trust
You can make an online payment with a debit or credit card via PayPal.
We will contact you by email to acknowledge your subscription.
You can print an
application form
and send it with a cheque by post to our Membership Secretary.
You can complete a
Standing Order form
authorising your bank to make payments and send it to your bank.
You will need a .pdf reader to download the forms, obtainable
here
if not already installed on your computer.