Useful Links
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MAP – An excellent map of The Broads (to scale) with tidal information can be found here.
WEATHER - a comprehensive, current, weather site is here.
CLIMATE CHANGE - a site listing, impartially, articles & papers on both sides of the argument can be found here.
BROADLAND BUSINESSES - a list of links to Broadland businesses. If your Broadland business is not listed please refer to the note on this page.
Broadland Flood Alleviation Project (BFAP)
Broads Authority Sedimentation Strategy
The Campaign for National Parks
The Norfolk & Suffolk Boating Association
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
Ted Ellis Trust Wheatfen Broad
How Hill is a Study Centre offering environmental education for schools and colleges, weekends and holiday courses for adults, day visits for schoolchildren, and conference facilities for business users, in an idyllic location in the heart of the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads.
The Inland Waterways Association – Campaigning for the conservation, use, maintenance, restoration and development of the inland waterways.
The Green Blue is an environmental awareness initiative by the British Marine Federation and the Royal Yachting Association.
Waterscape – Waterscape aims to promote waterside travel and leisure activities in the UK, enabling both UK and overseas consumers to plan their visits.
Norfolk Mills – Dedicated to Norfolk Mills of all types, many of which are in the Broads area.
Norfolk Churches – Apart from a few odd omissions (e.g., Blofield) a very interesting site even if one is not a follower of the religion.
Norfolk Pubs – Slightly out of date landlord entries maybe but a nevertheless intriguing record of pubs and inns, many long gone.
BroadsNet - One individual’s contribution to the Broads and a very useful guide to the rivers system (with photos).
Broadland Memories Another enthusiastic individual’s site gathering stories and images of Broadland’s past.
Wherryman’s Way – A footpath mainly along the south bank of the River Yare from just outside Norwich to Great Yarmouth.
Norfolk Dragons - a site dedicated to dragonflies.
Horning – a site including a list of Broads boats and:-
The 3 Rivers Race – a site decicated to the famous race.
Future Radio- a Norwich based FM station at 96.9MHz. The Environment page includes some interesting interviews including one with our President.
