The Week Ahead: Sunday 27th September – Saturday 3rd October 2026

The Week Ahead: Sunday 27th September – Saturday 3rd October 2026

Sunday 27th September: Canoes & Kayaks for hire at Coed Gwilym Park, Clydach. First hire 10am, last boat out at 2pm so please arrive no later than 1.45pm. Cost of one hour hire: Canadian canoe £12; Raft (two canoes) £20; Single kayak £6, Double kayak £12. Booking not needed. Full details and conditions under “Canoes” on our website.

This will be the last regular session for 2026. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the fantastic volunteers and everyone that supported us throughout the season. And thank you for your understanding when the canal ran out of water!

Tuesday 29th September: Work Party: Those wishing to eat breakfast should meet at the Roadhouse Cafe in Clydach at 8am. Volunteers should assemble at either the Buried Lock where work will continue stone facing the central wall or the Swansea Canal Centre where the passage alongside the workshop will be cleared and materials disposed of as appropriate.

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