Heritage Lottery Fund hope for Pocklington Canal
EAST YORKSHIRE: A renewed bid to revamp Pocklington Canal has been launched after an initial application for £1.9m to pay for major improvements failed.
The Canal and River Trust is finalising a new bid, believed to be for about £500,000, to go before the Heritage Lottery Fund.
The original intention was to create a learning centre.
If the latest bid is successful, money will be used to improve signage and waterway paths.
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The Canal and River Trust, which has the Prince of Wales as its patron, was launched last year to tackle a range of projects that include protecting and enhancing a stretch of Pocklington Canal.
Jon Horsfall, north east waterway manager for the Canal and River Trust, said: "In an increasingly fast-paced and crowded world, Yorkshire's canals and rivers are vital local havens for both people and nature."
Visit www.canalrivertrust.org.uk if you would like to donate.
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