The headlines of this study are that there were an amazing 735 completed responses, some individual and some from families or visiting groups, demonstrating how the area is valued. Based on these surveys and supplementary official statistics, the estimated value … Read More
Come and find out more… Engineers from the East Suffolk Water Management Board, working on the Upper Alde & Ore Estuary Embankment Improvement Project, will be available at a drop-in and Q&A session on the Snape flood defences. They will … Read More
To read the Alde and Ore Estuary Trust’s latest financial statements and report on the works to improve the river flood defence embankments, please click the link below: Alde and Ore Estuary Trust Annual Report and Financial Statement
We need your help to provide the evidence that the Alde and Ore Area is highly valued. We are launching the third of our ten-yearly studies assessing the value and worth of the area to residents, second home owners, visitors, … Read More
If you would like to walk to Orford alongside the flotilla, we will have two river crossings from Aldeburgh Yacht Club (AYC) to a temporary landing craft directly opposite AYC. The first river crossing will be at 8.15am, the second … Read More
Temporary Paid Summer Job as Survey Co-ordinator We are seeking a Survey Coordinator on a temporary basis. Could this be you, or do you know of someone who might like to do this short summer job? The Alde & Ore … Read More
Five Estuaries have announced that following the consultation to put up protected enclosures to encourage Lesser Black-Backed gulls to breed, they have dropped one of the four proposed sites, that at Chantry, just south of Orford quay. This is good news … Read More
The Alde and Ore Estuary Trust Flotilla is back on Sunday 28th July 2024. Will you swim, paddle board, row, kayak or canoe? Click on the link below for more information. Flotilla 2024
Full details of the consultation can be found here. For the response submitted by the Association’s click here. With thanks to those members who provided comments and thanks on the draft response.
Communities affected by a huge tidal surge in 2013 are finally to see work starting to reduce the chances of it happening again. Click here to read the article.