Scottish Waterways Trust inspires people of all ages and abilities to make life enriching, and often life transforming, changes to their lives by learning about,...
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LifeScan in the Highlands help keeping the Caledonian Canal tidy
We have been having a great deal of help from the good folk at LifeScan recently. The other week one group took out about 30...
Scottish Waterways Trust links up with Forth Valley College
Forth Valley College and Scottish Waterways Trust have announced an innovative partnership. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on Thursday 1 February by FVC’s...
Help us bag a funding boost from Tesco Bags of Help!
Throughout January and February, you’ll be able to vote for us to receive up to £4,000 in funding from Tesco Bags of Help! We’re looking...
Staff blog: Winter birds on the canal
In her latest blog, Community Engagement Officer Claire takes us into winter. Read on to find out what winged creatures you might see on the...
Latest wave of canal college® students celebrate success across the country
Young people across Scotland celebrated their achievements after completing pioneering employability programme canal college® this week. On the 14-week programme, which runs in Inverness, Falkirk...
Minister joins canal college® students to restore historic weir in Falkirk
Minister for Employability and Training, Jamie Hepburn MSP joined students on a pioneering skills development programme at the start of a new project to repair...
We’ve scooped two Charity Champion awards!
Last night we secured two national awards at a ceremony celebrating the incredible work being done by organisations and individuals in Scotland’s third sector! We...
canal college bring Caledonian Canal to life
Young people taking part in Scottish Waterways Trust’s flagship employability programme, canal college®, are inviting local people to discover their canal heritage on a free,...
Buoyant summer for canal lock-keeping volunteers
Volunteers in North Glasgow are celebrating a bumper summer of volunteering along the Forth & Clyde Canal as part of our ‘Love Your Canal’ initiative....