Caldon Canal
Explore this beautiful canal from the Potteries to the edge of the Peak District
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Uttoxeter Canal
Restoration of the Uttoxeter Canal begin with the first lock and basin at Froghall, reopened in 2005
Canal guide History
Hazlehurst Locks - Harry Arnold / Waterway Images

Welcome

On these pages you will find information about these waterways and about the work of the Trust. We hope that you enjoy looking around and will be encouraged to support the work of the Trust.

Caldon Canal

The Caldon Canal opened in 1776 to carry limestone from the quarries at Cauldon Low to Stoke-on-Trent.

Uttoxeter Canal

The Uttoxeter Canal leaves the Caldon just before its terminus. It fully opened in 1811 and was closed in 1849. Restoration began with the reopening of the first lock and basin in Froghall in 2005.

Join our team

We are always on the look out for people who can help us develop our projects and support the work we do. You don't even need to attend our meetings if you prefer not to. Volunteers who have the time to assist with a computer from their home are incredibly helpful to us.

 

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Get involved

There are lots of ways you can support the work of the Caldon & Uttoxeter Canals Trust.
Follow the links below to find out more

Become a member

Members are the first to get the latest information about the work of the Trust.

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Join a volunteer work party

Join one of our regular work parties on the Uttoxeter Canal. We have a range of activities to suit everyone.

Note that our work parties and events are currently suspended due to COVID-19. We will let you know when these resume.

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Attend an event

The Trust aims to have a stall at a number of events around the area each year including the popular Etruria Canal Festival. We also give talks and walks from time to time. See our calendar for more details.

Calendar