Suffolk tidal surge: Work starting on defences 10 years on
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.
First Annual East Anglian Coast and Estuaries Conference
The first East Anglian Coast and Estuaries Conference is fast approaching. In person tickets are now quite limited and tickets for the live streamed event are also going really well. You can view the programme and book your place at … Read More
Invitation To Improvements To The Alde And Ore Estuary Flood Defences
Please take advantage of the opportunity on 7 October to hear more about the Alde and Ore estuary flood defences projects. There will be an informal drop-in in the morning and presentations and a discussion in the afternoon. No need to … Read More
Tell us what you think!
***SURVEY CLOSED*** We’d love to hear your views on the Alde & Ore Association and what you think are the priorities when it comes to looking after our rivers and surrounding area. The survey only takes 5-10 minutes and can … Read More
Phase 1 Upper Alde & Ore Estuary July Newsletter
The third Upper Alde Ore Estuary Embankment Improvements Newsletter has been received giving a project delivery update on the first six months of work. Click here to read the update.
Upper Alde and Ore Estuary 2nd Update
The second Upper Alde Ore Estuary Embankment Improvements Newsletter has been received giving an update on work complete over the last two months and a forward look as part of the c.£12m Phase 1 works of the whole Alde & … Read More
Upper Alde and Ore Estuary Update
Wonderful news: work on improving the river defence can now go ahead. Government funding has – at last – come through for Phase 1 – the Upper Estuary project. The work involved will get all the river walls in good … Read More
The Energy Coast – Consultation Update
The Trustees of the Alde and Ore Association have attended webinars and open days over the last two months given by the two separate project developer companies for Sea Link and EuroLink. As shown on the Association website we were … Read More
Third time lucky for cranes as young fledged for first time on Suffolk coast this year
Cranes successfully raised two chicks on RSPB Snape Wetlands Nature Reserve in Suffolk earlier this year. They are the first ever recorded pair to fledge young on the Suffolk coast. The 82 hectare (202 acres) wetland near Snape Maltings is … Read More
The Energy Coast – further consultations
This month sees two sets of open day and online consultations in relation to Sea Link, which is intended to provide for the passage from Suffolk (Friston) to the Kent power distribution network, and EuroLink which will, as the name … Read More
