Links & resources
Resources
Options W-Z Slideshow (ATA) [PDF 7Mb]
Executive Summary Phase 1 Report [PDF 1.3Mb]
Executive Summary Phase 2 Report [PDF 1.3Mb]
Transhipment Newsletter: Issue 1: April 2008 [PDF 1.65Mb]
Transhipment Newsletter: Issue 2: June 2008 [PDF 1.2Mb]
Initial consultation questionnaire [PDF 63kb]
Summary of Quantitative Data [PDF 43kb] from the initial consultation questionnaires
Summary of consultation
process [PDF 38KB]
Commissioning Agents
British Waterways
More than two centuries ago, the entrepreneurs of the industrial revolution
developed an inland waterway network linking mines and quarries with factories,
mills, markets and deepwater ports. British Waterways is the organisation
responsible for maintaining 2,200 miles (3,540km) of this inland waterway
network today so that people can use it for a wide range of leisure activities.
British Waterways has commissioned Heritage Works to undertake this feasibility
study for Whaley Bridge Transhipment Warehouse. British
Waterways
East Midlands Development Agency
East Midlands Development Agency (emda) is one of nine Regional Development
Agencies in England. Its primary goal is to increase the economic growth
of the region while reducing disparities between the East Midlands and other
English regions. EMDA has provided a grant to enable British Waterways to
commission this feasibility study. East
Midlands Development Agency
Derby & Derbyshire Economic Development
DDEP aims to stimulate, develop and bring forward a range of sustainable
economic opportunities in Derby & Derbyshire and improve the prosperity
and overall environment for businesses, communities, individuals and visitors.
www.ddep.co.uk
Design Team
Heritage Works
Buildings Preservation Trust
Allen Tod Architecture
Architects
Ramboll Whitbybird
Engineers
www.rambollwhitbybird.com
BWA
Quantity Surveyors
www.bwa.uk.net
Frank Marshall
Chartered Surveyors
www.frankmarshall.co.uk
Oxford Archaeology North
thehumanjourney.net
MattinMacLean Architecture
www.mattinmaclean.co.uk
Local authority Partners
Whaley Bridge Regeneration Partnership
The Whaley Bridge Regeneration Partnership was first set up in 1998, to
work together to develop a vision for the regeneration of the centre of
Whaley Bridge, the Canal basin and commercial areas. Whaley
Bridge Regeneration Partnership
High Peak Borough Council
www.highpeak.gov.uk
Derbyshire County Council
Local organisations & community groups
Whaley Bridge Town Council
www.whaleybridge.com is a community website, initiated and supported by Whaley Bridge Town Council. Lists events and news about Whaley Bridge, and includes a discussion forum.
Whaley Water Weekend
20-22 June 2008: a weekend of events focused around the Whaley Bridge canal
basin, including: boat trips, craft stalls, music and a fair.
For full details see The Events page at www.whaleybridge.com.
See video of Whaley Water Weekend 2007 on YouTube
Whaley Bridge Amenity Society
The Amenity Society works for the Whaley Bridge Area by: promoting high
standards of planning and architecture; stimulating public interest in and
care for the beauty, history and character of the area and its surroundings;
and, securing the preservation, protection. development and improvement
of features of historic or public interest. www.wbas.org.uk
Waterways Heritage Organisations
Wooden Canal Boat Society
www.wcbs.org.uk
Inland Waterways Association
Campaigns for the use, maintenance and restoration of Britain's inland waterways.
Manchester
branch
Railway and Canal History Society
www.rchs.org.uk
Historic Narrow Boat Owners' Club
www.hnboc.org.uk
Inland Waterways Protection Society
Bugsworth Basin Restoration and Museum Project
www.brocross.com/iwps/
English Heritage
www.english-heritage.org.uk