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A celebration event commencing the final stage of the Stroudwater canal restoration starts today, May 10. The ‘slow canal trail’ launched by Cotswold Canals Connected is a month of arts and activities, including boat trips, activities and performances to mark the last step in connecting the canal to the national inland waterways network. The celebration has been designed with covid safety in mind, including a number of circular walking and cycling routes that encourage visitors to explore areas close to the canal but further from the towpath. “This is a great way for people to get out in the fresh air and discover the canal at a slower pace, while staying safe,” said canal manager Dave Marshall. ....
Glastonbury star and Stroud busker Laurie Wright and his band will be playing their first gig since lockdown in town later this month after Covid restrictions are relaxed. They will be filming the event for a music video and debuting their new single After the End of the World. “I love the response from people in Stroud. Everyone seems to stop and take an interest and it’s a really arts-centered town so I feel at home playing music there,” said Laurie, who was born in Cheltenham and regularly busks at Stroud Farmers’ Market. “I love playing in Stroud, it’s actually one of my favourite places to busk anywhere.” ....
The final stage of the Stroudwater canal restoration is kicking off with heritage trails, boat trips, activities and pop up performances by Stroud creatives. Cotswold Canals Connected are launching a month-long ‘slow canal trail’ on Monday, May 10 to celebrate commencing work to connect the canal to the national inland waterways network. The family-friendly event will take place during national Mental Health Awareness Week, which ends on May 16, focusing on the benefits spending time in nature has on people’s wellbeing. Anna Bonallack, manager at Cotswold Canals Connected, said: “The slow canal trail marks the start of a brilliant three years ahead for our canal communities and has been adapted for this year to safely bring us together outdoors by exploring our canal. ....