The Lake on Points West Evening News 21/03/2022
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The Lake in the News 17/03/2022
First part of a BBC News article about the dredging of the lake on the 17th March 2022 Second part of a BBC News article about the dredging of the lake on the 17th March 2022 Work to clear 30,000 tonnes of silt from a Somerset lake has started. North Somerset Council has been granted
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The Team from Smals Arrives on Site
Smals Team Arrives John F there to meet Smals Previous Next Mudlark Jan was on site today to witness the arrival from Salisbury of the team from Royal Smals. They were joined a few minutes later by John F, local resident and a member of the council heavily involved in getting us to this exciting
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Dredging is Set to Begin!
Marine Lake in Weston-super-Mare is set to re-open at the beginning of June. Dredging to remove around 30,000 tonnes of silt from the lake will start this week after North Somerset Council received the go-ahead to carry out the work. Preparatory work has already started at the lake with dredging due to begin on Thursday
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Polar Bear Challenge 2021-2022 Goes live!
for a bit of Winter excitement and a chance to raise funds for the Mudlarks project to regenerate Weston Marine Lake. Last Years Badge Through the summer months many of us have been swimming once or even twice a day ..in the sea or in rivers and lakes. Some have swum great distances….We have at
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Draining the Lake
work started 05:30 today, 20th April 2021 An early start saw contractors, council staff, and Mudlarks at the lake from 05:30, within an hour work had started and the water in the lake was drained showing just how much silt has built up over the years. More to follow… Previous Next
Marine Lake Plans Spring forward
The council’s plans to invest £300k in Weston’s Marine Lake have taken an important step forward. Our Mudlarks community support letter has gone with the Council’s application for a licence to allow us to move the silt from the Lake back into the sea. When complete the Lake can be brought back into use for more
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