Gallery and Films - Droitwich Spa Marina

Gallery and Films


In the heart of Worcestershire’s magnificent countryside, get up close to a real working dairy farm and only a mile of town. The best of both worlds!

BBC Breakfast News from Droitwich Spa Marina, 11 July 2014

Droitwich Spa Marina welcomed the primetime national breakfast show film team with reporter John Maguire.

Another clip of this mornings BBC breakfast done on my iPad,Nic & Ann NB Elizabeth Austin

Posted by Nic Beale on Friday, 11 July 2014

BBC Breakfast News from Droitwich Spa Marina, 11 July 2014

Another clip of BBC Breakfast News with reporter John Maguire.

Water Adds Value: The story of Droitwich Spa

This short video shows the impact of the restoration of the canals in Droitwich Spa – by the Canal & River Trust

Droitwich Spa Marina official opening April 2013

Droitwich Spa Marina Moving boats with trailer

Droitwich Spa Marina shower facilities

Droitwich Spa Marina - Basin dig nearly finished

Filmed in mid-October 2011, the basin of the Droitwich Spa Marina is nearly finished. The entrance structure is about 35% complete, and around half of the jetties are installed. No sign yet of the facilities building – probably that will start when the earthworks are complete at about the end of October.

Construction under way at Droitwich Spa Marina

Some shots of the earth moving under way at the Droitwich Spa Marina site. This is the second week of construction and poor soil is being replaced with impermeable material. About 10% of the marina appears to have been done so far.

Canal link re-opens

A stretch of canal that's been closed since before the Second World War is to open again to boat traffic. After decades of campaigning and at a cost of twelve million pounds the Droitwich Canal has been fully restored. It will be officially opened on Friday. Bob Hockenhull reports

Posted by BBC Midlands on Thursday, 30 June 2011

BBC Midlands Today - Droitwich Canal

A stretch of canal that’s been closed since before the Second World War is to open again to boat traffic. After decades of campaigning and at a cost of twelve million pounds the Droitwich Canal has been fully restored. Bob Hockenhull reports.

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