The Phase 2 restoration section of the Cotswold Canals is between Gateway Bridge, in the Cotswold Water Park and Inglesham near Lechlade. Inglesham is where the Thames & Severn Canal joins the River Thames.
Some of the achievements to date on this section include:
- Construction of Gateway Bridge, Spine Road, Sourth Cerney (2003)
- Restoration of Eisey Lock (2012, structure only)
- Restoration of Cerney Wick Lock (1990 - structure & top gates only)
- Re-construction of spill weir near Cerney Wick Lock (2011)
- Re-construction of many sections of towpath
- Provision of canal culvert under the A419 dual-carriageway at Latton (1997)
- Dredging of pound between Gateway Bridge & Cerney Wick Lock (2011)
Current work in progress includes:
- Re-building of Weymoor Bridge, Latton (2019 - virtually complete)
- Restoration of Inglesham Lock (2019, structure only - virtually complete)
Significant challenges on this section of the canal are land ownership and several miles of infilling around the village of Kempsford.
The length of the Phase 2 restoration section is about 10 miles (16 km).
* Dates indicate when last major works were completed.
