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enhancing the town environment and facilities

14/4/2025

 
​The Aldeburgh Society Committee has, over recent months, discussed ways to make Aldeburgh as liveable and welcoming a town as possible for residents and visitors of all ages and all levels of mobility. The projects listed below are among several we have discussed (and indeed some were recommended in the Town Plan in 2015). We believe these projects would be of real benefit to the town and its environs. 

None these projects are within the scope of the authority nor responsibility of ATC. They would require a partnership approach to make any progress. So, whilst we do not expect ATC to take a lead we would hope for active engagement/encouragement with the Aldeburgh Society in taking these projects forward, not least because we would be harnessing local expertise for the good of the community. All the projects would need substantial funding.

The county council are crucial to Projects 1-3 because it is the Highways authority which has policies for creating safe cycle routes.  We also intend to pursue with the County Council the urgent need to re-surface the end of the A1094 from Fort Green to the Yacht Club (we believe this work is now imminent).

1. Complete the safe walking and cycle route to Thorpeness – including disability access.
2. Create a safe cycle route to Snape and Saxmundham.
3. Create a safe cycle route to Aldringham and Leiston.
4. Renovate the fishing boats on the beach and establish a sustainable future for the boats.
5. Create boardwalks along the beach with spurs to the Scallop and to a viewpoint opposite the Moot Hall, to enable access for mobility scooters and pushchair. 

The committee of your society would be delighted if members would give us feedback on their support for these various projects. Please complete the survey below by clicking on the button below,

These proposals are given added urgency by the potential impact of SZC and the other possible energy projects which might help in funding. We shall target our efforts at the new councils which will emerge from the coming reorganisation of local government.
ALDEBURGH SOCIETY SURVEY

SUFFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL REPORT PART II

16/10/2024

 
From new housing and local transport plans to the planning of rail works for Sizewell, read the latest update from Suffolk County Council HERE

Suffolk county council report

6/10/2024

 
Featuring updates on energy projects and more, read this October's full report from Suffolk County Council HERE from our SCC councillor TJ Haworth-Culf who is also Mayor of Aldeburgh. 

ALDEBURGH CARNIVAL 2024

12/9/2024

 
Sharing some pictures here from the Aldeburgh Carnival in August, a fun afternoon was had by all! We raised about £150 for the Carnival charities - thanks Inga for rattling the bucket!
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nautilus objection letter

25/8/2024

 
You can read the Aldeburgh Society objection response to OFGEM regarding National Grid Nautilus Multi-Purpose Interconnector Project HERE

Help the Alde & Ore

6/8/2024

 

The Alde & Ore Association have launched the third of their ten-yearly studies assessing the value and worth of the area to residents, second home owners, visitors, sailing community and wildlife. This involves surveys being completed by as many people as possible: the information will be kept anonymous so no individual can be identified. Let's help them out by participating in the surveys.
Click HERE to find out more and take part in the survey
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Energy Projects update

6/8/2024

 
The Society has prepared a summary of the current position regarding each of the energy projects. Click HERE to download the document which includes sources for more detailed information and sets out the Society’s position.

Important dates:
  • Additional SeaLink consultation deadline is 11 August
  • Nautilus (yes it's back) Ofgem consultation deadline is 15 August.

We are working on our responses and will brief you further shortly. We will let you know how you may be able to help.

SUMMER PARTY

6/8/2024

 
Sunshine, delicious food and excellent company- it was lovely to see so many of you at our annual party
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TOWN IMPROVEMENT GRANT SCHEME

2/7/2024

 
 
The Aldeburgh Society is proud to announce the launch of its Town
Improvement Grant (TIG) scheme, a new initiative designed to enhance the visual appeal and overall vitality of the town.
 
Grants of up to £500 are available for eligible projects that demonstrably improve the town’s appearance. Applicants must reside within Aldeburgh or operate a business located within the town & its boundaries. 
 
For more info click HERE

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Aldeburgh Carnival

26/6/2024

 
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Carnival Call Out! 

As you can see, we had a fantastic time at the carnival last year. If you'd like to get involved in the Aldeburgh Carnival on 19th August, or contribute your artistic skills to our Aldeburgh Society float, please get in touch with Katherine Mackie 
[email protected]. Send us your ideas for an 80s theme. Maybe something you know happened in Aldeburgh in the 80s? 

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