News
- Festival 2021 Cancelled 28 January 2021
The Rickmansworth Festival Management team met on Wednesday 27th of January to review the latest information on the COVID-19 pandemic and the likelihood of restrictions being lifted in time for our 2021 Festival to go ahead...
Read more... - Education Centre decking completed 4 December 2020
The final part of the construction work at the Education Centre has been completed and there is a video of the construction of the riverside decking taken by Les Mead which can be viewed here.
Read more... - RWT obtains the Learning Outside the Classroom Quality Badge 5 November 2020
The Rickmansworth Waterways Trust are delighted to announce that we have been awarded the Learning Outside the Classroom Quality Badge. This standard looks at all aspects of our education programmes including the learning objectives, effectiveness of delivery, training, management of volunteers and even our premises...
Read more... - Passing Through 15 June 2020
You will be pleased to hear that Passing Through, a book about the Grand Junction Canal in West Hertfordshire written by our very own Fabian Hiscock, was given the accolade of the Railway and Canal Historical Society's "Canal book of the year" for 2020...
Read more... - Relaunch of the Last boat built at Walkers Rickmansworth 3 June 2020
The Three Rivers Museum publish a regular series of Blogs and the most recent one includes a report on the re-launch of n.b. Hagley from Jem Bates Yard at Puttenham on 23rd May 2020 after completion of her reconstruction...
Read more...
-
Festival
The festival takes place on the third weekend of May each year, and celebrates our canals, our community, and the environment.
-
Learning at the lock
Our education programme for primary school children
-
Around Batchworth
The Canal Centre is the hub of our education work and our information centre.
-
The Roger
A truly historic boat, and our main heritage and educational asset.
-
Document Library