British Water Tower Appreciation Society

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

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Atticus Flinch

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The converted Water Tower in the Millfields Hospital development in Plymouth is for sale in the region of £400K. As the editor and a founde...
Friday, 15 April 2011

Membership Map

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We've been playing with the nifty tool Batchgeo.com  and if anyone's interested, this is what we get when we drop the BWTAS membersh...
Thursday, 14 April 2011

Ahh, that's Bass! Relief as development permission granted for Sleaford Maltings

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BWTAS member David Blackburn reports: Planning permission was granted yesterday for a major redevelopment that should secure the fut...

Paint the water tower? Don't be Daffs...

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Lifted with apologies from Wales Online . The old water tower at Cardiff Central station could become the ultimate canvas for an acclaim...
Wednesday, 13 April 2011

War over Warrington

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Lifted from several stories in the Warrington Guardian with apologies: The future of the historic 1906 Garnett’s Water Tower is ...
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Tuesday, 12 April 2011

Potsdam Wasserturm Bistro

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The water tower at the main railway station of Potsdam, Germany is all that remains of what was Germany's largest reichsbahnausbesseru...
Sunday, 10 April 2011

Waddya Schwante?

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John Ahouse, who frequently corresponds with BWTAS about items in the USA mentioned a small but attractive water tower he had seen in Schwa...

Germany doesn't Metz about with water towers...

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The French city of Metz (pronounced 'Mess') is described in several English travel articles as an overlooked destination which rewa...
Friday, 8 April 2011

Horton Water Tower (Epsom): demolition applied for

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London and Quadrant Housing Association, which owns the 12-storey Horton Water Tower , in Cavendish Walk, Epsom, have apparently applied to ...
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Tuesday, 5 April 2011

Anger at homes covered by water tower demolition dust

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The demolition of the Brightlingsea water tower has angered its neighbours, not because of the loss of what could have been converted into...
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