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As Wylfa nuclear project is rejected, Sizewell C nuclear project should be dead in the water East Anglian Daily Times 9th Feb 2021, Campaigners fighting plans for a new nuclear power station on the Suffolkcoast say the project should be “dead in the water” after a similar scheme was rejected on environmental grounds. They say the proposed Sizewell C site has far more important wildlife and environment than Wylfa, which has been described as “the best site available globally” for a new power plant. But despite experts expecting it to get the go-ahead, the Planning Inspectorate has rec...

Natural England unveils plans for final stretch of coast path in Suffolk Improved public access to section between Bawdsey and Aldeburgh. From: Orford Quay is just one of the sights along the new section of coast path in Suffolk Proposals for improved public access to a 39-mile (62km) stretch of coast between Bawdsey and Aldeburgh have been unveiled today, Wednesday 3 February 2021, by Natural England. When established, this fifth and final stretch of the path will complete a 138-mile (222km) coastal route along the Suffolk coast. It will run from the Essex/Suffolk border near Man...

Published: 4:00 PM February 9, 2021    Updated: 4:40 PM February 9, 2021 How Sizewell C with its twin reactors could look alongside plants A and B on Suffolk's coast - Credit: EDF Energy Campaigners fighting plans for a new nuclear power station on the Suffolk coast say the project should be "dead in the water" after a similar scheme was rejected on environmental grounds. They say the proposed Sizewell C site has far more important wildlife and environment than Wylfa, which has been described as "the best site available globally" for a new power plant. But despite experts expecting it to...

Offshore windfarms are proposed for the East Suffolk coast - Credit: Eastern Daily Press � 2006 A neutral position has now been adopted by a council over plans for two offshore windfarms on the Suffolk coast, after developers made efforts to address concerns. But East Suffolk Council has vowed to continue pushing for the best proposal for the district, as some areas of concern remain. The authority However, it previously objected to the impacts the large substations would have inland around noise, disruption to the wildlife and countryside and increased traffic it could bring. Friston coul...

Offshore windfarms are proposed for the East Suffolk coast - Credit: Eastern Daily Press � 2006 A neutral position has now been adopted by a council over plans for two offshore windfarms on the Suffolk coast, after developers made efforts to address concerns. But East Suffolk Council has vowed to continue pushing for the best proposal for the district, as some areas of concern remain. The authority However, it previously objected to the impacts the large substations would have inland around noise, disruption to the wildlife and countryside and increased traffic it could bring. Friston coul...