Please check back nearer the date as some events are provisional and may change due to availability or weather conditions.
COMMUNITY FOOTPATH CLEAN UP
THE NEW CUT HERITAGE & ECOLOGY TRAIL GROUP WITH
WARRINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL RANGER SERVICE
SATURDAY 16th APRIL 2016
Morning and Afternoon sessions at 10AM + 1PM following Brief safety advice
MEETING AT BRIDGE LANE ACCESS TO FOOTPATH ALONG DISUSED NEW CUT CANAL
IF YOU WISH TO BE INVOLVED WITH THE CLEAN UP OF OUR LOCAL ENVIRONMENT, THEN PLEASE COME ALONG TO ONE OF THE CLEAN UP SESSIONS. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE YOU, & YOU CAN STAY AS LONG OR AS LITTLE AS YOU WISH! . 
Please consider appropriate clothing & footwear, & bring gloves if possible.
Litter pickers and bag holders are provided.
WORK DAY – IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE COUNCIL’S RANGER SERVICE
BALSAM (& OTHER INVASIVE WEEDS) PULLING
PADDINGTON MEADOWS + ADJACENT AREAS OF THE NEW CUT HERITAGE & ECOLOGY TRAIL
SATURDAY 4 JUNE 2016
Session 1 10.30AM – 12 Noon
Session 2 1.00PM – 2.30PM
All assistance is welcome, to help control the spread of invasive weeds over the area, which would change the ecology of the Meadows.
MEET – BY MAIN ACCESS ONTO PADDINGTON MEADOWS – OFF LARKFIELD AVENUE – WA1 3NE
For further information contact E-mail Newcuthandetrailgroup@gmail.com www.newcuttrail.com
Meet at 7.30pm – Front of the Dog & Partridge, on Old Manchester Rd WA1 3TZ
Good sturdy footwear, good coat, torch required & insect repellent advised.
The Walk will be augmented by the use of bat detectors to aide in the location and identification of the species prior to hopefully spotting the individual.
The evening will commence with a brief discussion and familiarisation with some of Harolds rescued bats prior to crossing over into the Ecology Park & heading off through Woolston Park South & then along the river bank.
The evening may well continue for a couple of hours into the dark (depending on success and weather etc.). Safe passage at appropriate intervals back to a lit street environment will be provided to anyone wishing to leave earlier, who may be unfamiliar with Paddington Meadows.
It’s free to come along and enjoy and learn about these fascinating mammals. An optional small donation would be appreciated to assist in the running of Harold’s Bat Hospital.
Explore the route of the River Mersey through Warrington and discover some of the ways its navigation has been altered. The route includes Woolston New Cut, Woolston Eyes, The former Runcorn/ Latchford Canal and the Manchester Ship Canal. Approx 7 miles, please bring a packed lunch.
Meet: Loushers Lane recreation ground car park Latchford WA4 2RF
BY MIKE KENWRIGHT, WITH THE NEW CUT HERITAGE & ECOLOGY TRAIL GROUP
The illustrated talk shall cover the construction of the Manchester Ship Canal, the important commercial waterway and link for trade inland with the world at large, from Eastham to the docks at Salford.
The New Cut Heritage & Ecology Trail Group invite the community to come along.
All welcome!! Admission Free
Drinks can be purchased from the bar, & there will be a raffle with money raised for projects by the New Cut Heritage & Ecology Trail Group.
There’s something to enjoy all year round, at the New Cut Heritage & Ecology Trail.
New Cut Heritage & Ecology Trail Group with Warrington Borough Council Ranger Service
The Trail Picnic area – Woolston Park South (adjacent to the A57 Manchester Rd, & approx.. 150m from the gates to Woolston Waste & Recycle Centre off New Cut Lane).
All assistance shall be welcome.
Please wear good footwear and suitable outdoor clothing appropriate to the task.
A small number of spades will be provided, but please bring one along if you have one.
New Cut Heritage & Ecology Trail Group are pleased to host an Evening Talk by our own Les Green
The Danny
The saving of an historic steam powered boat from the scrap man, & the long story of a dedicated group of people committed to raising funding, fully renovating as a working boat, and operating with a financially viable business plan.
The Daniel Adamson – built at Birkenhead ship yard in 1903.
She is the last surviving steam-powered tug to be built, and believed to be the oldest operational Mersey built ship anywhere in the world.
The Group shall be holding a raffle during the evening, for those wishing to participate.
COMMUNITY FOOTPATH CLEAN UP
THE NEW CUT HERITAGE & ECOLOGY TRAIL GROUP WITH
WARRINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL RANGER SERVICE
SATURDAY 4th March 2017
Morning and Afternoon sessions at 10AM + 1PM following a brief safety advice talk.
MEETING AT BRIDGE LANE ACCESS TO FOOTPATH ALONG DISUSED NEW CUT CANAL
IF YOU WISH TO BE INVOLVED WITH THE CLEAN UP THEN PLEASE COME ALONG TO ONE OF THE CLEAN UP SESSIONS AND STAY FOR AS LONG OR AS LITTLE AS YOU WISH!
This was the skip we filled at last years event.
Please consider appropriate clothing & footwear, & bring gloves if possible.
Litter pickers and bag holders are provided.
Come along and help us clear the litter and fly tipping on the trail, Ecology Park and riverside meadow. Meeting at the new Picnic area adjacent to Manchester Road & 100 m West of Woolston recycle & Waste site, New Cut LanePlease wear appropriate clothing, footware and gloves. If you have a littler picking tool bring it along too.