British Water Tower Appreciation Society

The only British society dedicated to water tower culture and history. "Onwards and Upwards"

Sunday, 29 November 2009

A new member writes...

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BWTAS are  really pleased to hear from Alf in Norwich who has written to us "I have been enjoying your website for free for a couple of...
Saturday, 28 November 2009

House in the Clouds treading the boards this summer

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BWTAS hears that the iconic water tower, Suffolk's very own House in the Clouds is to feature in the 63rd Aldeburgh Festival   running...
Saturday, 14 November 2009

Hyperboloid tower along the Silk Road

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BWTAS member Clare Johnson has passed along her correspondence with her acquaintance Mark Stevenson of Crouch End. Hearing of Cla...
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Tiptree, Essex: Victorian tower for sale

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We're not sure of the sales status of this tower, we find estate agents notoriously unreliable at deleting sold properties (it must be s...
Friday, 13 November 2009

Sheer fallacy

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It is well understood by many members of BWTAS and the vistors to our art exhibitions that water towers are inspirational objects for artis...
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Tuesday, 10 November 2009

Liquid asset: couple to sell their water tower home.

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From the Daily Mail, November 9, 2009 When a former hospital in magnificent Staffordshire parkland was being redeveloped, the builders ...
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Balkerne Tower Trust publishes their appraisal of the options for 'Jumbo'.

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Balkerne Tower Trust, a registered charity, has announced the completion of an options appraisal for public use of Colchester's 'Ju...
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Sunday, 11 October 2009

BWTAS tour of Coleshill Water Tower

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Owners Andrew Tate and Deborah Mills warmly welcomed 11 members of BWTAS on Saturday Octber 3rd 2009 to their home in the Coleshill W...

New proposals for Colchester's 'Jumbo' don't float with MP

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The EADT reports that new proposals for conversion of Jumbo, Colchester's magnificent but neglected Victorian water tower, have already...
Sunday, 4 October 2009

Huddersfield L&YR Tower regeneration

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BWTAS member David Blackburn tells us that this rather unlovely Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway water tower has managed to survive the many...
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