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At the request of Kim Chester, Development Manager, Waterways Trust, Mrs Hopkinson recorded the history of the Brindley Canal & brine spring excavations at Droitwich for educational purposes, at schools & the Worcester Record Office to maintain interest in the history of the salt industry. DBSAT has been made a partner in this development together with Wychavon District Council and local bodies.
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