Women's work boosts appeal

Ladies only: From left, Sarah Lange, Jo Peters and Charlotte Kelly.

7:00am Monday 10th December 2012

STOURPORT businesswomen raised £71 for the Bramble Appeal during a special women’s evening to help support the restoration of the canal boat

Walkers step out to boost Bramble

8:10am Monday 3rd December 2012

THE Bramble Appeal has been given another cash boost, pushing it closer to its target.

Shipshape for winter

8:20am Friday 23rd November 2012

THE Bramble Appeal has been given another helping hand following a donation of wood.

Bramble Appeal is halfway to target

Sailing ahead: Jim Amos with Bramble.

7:00am Monday 19th November 2012

THE Shuttle’s appeal to restore canal boat Bramble has almost sailed towards the halfway mark.

Learn about town's spooky history

Spooky goings-on: Benjamin Emson.

9:31am Thursday 11th October 2012

STORIES of ghostly events from the middle ages to the 1980s will be told to raise funds for the Bramble Appeal.

Box of goodies shows canal life

Box Clever: Cliff Brewer and Jenny Shaw.

7:00am Monday 8th October 2012

A GENEROUS Wyre Forest councillor has climbed aboard the Bramble Appeal.

Appeal walk was real stroll for us

8:00am Tuesday 25th September 2012

FATHER and son Mark and Joshua Humphries have put their best feet forward for the Bramble Appeal.

Boat fund boosted by pub event

Bottoms up: Maggie Smith, centre, with barmen Henry Tyas and Rob Bayliss.

7:50am Friday 14th September 2012

IT was bottoms up for the Bramble appeal after it was given another boost by a Stourport pub.

Striding out to help Bramble

Best feet forward: From left, Pauline Annis with Mark and Joshua Humphries by Bramble.

7:20am Thursday 30th August 2012

FATHER and son Joshua and Mark Humphries will be putting their best feet forward for the Bramble Appeal.

Cleaning firm will spruce up canal boat

Squeaky clean: From left, Jim Amos and Joshua and Mark Humphries.

7:00am Monday 27th August 2012

A CLEANING firm will be dusting off Bramble’s cobwebs to ensure it is squeaky clean once restored.

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