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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.
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!      You can read the Aldeburgh Society objection response to OFGEM regarding National Grid Nautilus Multi-Purpose Interconnector Project HERE
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  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.
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We are working on our responses and will brief you further shortly. We will let you know how you may be able to help. Sunshine, delicious food and excellent company- it was lovely to see so many of you at our annual party   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   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?  Following a very successful talk to the Aldeburgh Society by Jenny Cousins the Director of the Food Museum in Stowmarket, a visit has been arranged for 30th August 2024 for members of the Aldeburgh Society and the Aldeburgh and District Local History Society. The museum was known as the Museum of East Anglian Life from 1967 until it became the Food Museum in 2022. The Museum is set across 84 acres of glorious Suffolk countryside. It has 17 fascinating buildings to explore and close to 40,000 objects in its collection – from wartime ration recipes to a full size steam-powered mill engine. On the day of this visit the Watermill which was restored in 2022 should be running. For more information and to book click HERE
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