The clouds had been gathering during the morning and by lunchtime it was raining.

On Sunday 30th April, local historian Peter Clarke gave a talk at Itchen Stoke Church on the railways which used to run along the route of the planned Watercress Way long distance footpath.

There was a stillness in the air - no light, no sound, no wind, just an expectation as one of nature's wondrous events was about to begin

We are delighted to announce the design of The Watercress Way waymarkers which we will be using to mark the route.

A day of activity to promote The Watercress Way.

We are starting with a Dawn Chorus Walk at 4.45am on Sunday 30 April starting at Worthy Down Halt

Despite the snowy weather members of the public joined the 9 trustees in reflecting on progress

We have produced a map showing the paths that you can currently walk using existing public paths.

Worthys Conservation Volunteers (WCV) celebrated 10 years of work on the disused Didcot, Newbury and Southampton Railway (DNSR) line with the installation of a new interpretation board.

On Sunday 1 May 2016 The Watercress Way celebrated the launch of this website by a Dawn Chorus Walk.

We have five projects that we aim to complete by 2016.

Hello and welcome to the launch of our new website, The Watercress Way.