In 1972 GB Canoe Slalom paddler and former British Slalom Champion Ken Langford moved to Stafford. He regularly trained on the Trent at Stone. Ken liaised with Munich Olympians and fellow GB Team paddlers ...
Read more »If you would like to find out more about the sport of canoe slalom and have a go why not sign up for a Taster Session! Learning the basics The ideal age to start is 9 – 11. Sessions are ...
Read more »Canoe Slalom has been an Olympic event since 1972, debuting at the Munich games. Since then Stafford and Stone Canoe Club has produced its fair share of Olympians and we are sure we will still be ...
Read more »Lizzie Neave is one of the clubs Olympians. She started her paddling journey at Stone and went on to compete on the worlds biggest stage at the London Olympics in 2012.
“I remember my time at Stafford and Stone fondly, as a place with fantastic opportunities to get involved in paddling and competing, and in making friends and having fun as a part of a lively, successful and supportive club.” Lizzie Neave
This is the live river level from the Darlaston Gauge, just up the river. For more information on the river please click below.