The canal continues broadly northwards to reach Ebridge lock and mill, passing the former dyke to the hamlet of Meeting House Hill on its western bank. Although there was no public access to this stretch in 2014, there are plans for a footpath between the two locks to be created. Above Ebridge lock, the mill pond has been dredged and the banks cleared, to create a large expanse of open water. Wildlife has benefitted, with sightings of water voles, Eurasian otters, reed warblers, dragonflies, kingfishers, wood sandpipers and a marsh harrier being recorded. A canalside footpath provides access to the water.
the canal continues broadly northwards to reach ebridge lock and mill passing the former dyke to the hamlet of meeting house hill on its western bank although there was no public access to this stretch in 2014 there are plans for a footpath between the two locks to be created above ebridge lock the mill pond has been dredged and the banks cleared to create a large expanse of open water wildlife has benefitted with sightings of water voles eurasian otters reed warblers dragonflies kingfishers wood sandpipers and a marsh harrier being recorded a canalside footpath provides access to the water