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The Ready4work.org web site has been developed for employers to find a skilled workforce in their local area. It provides details of skilled and semi-skilled candidates. It is searchable using postcode search functionality. Users of the site include: young people leaving education, those recently gaining new skills through training courses, employed people looking to change direction and those under notice of redundancy looking for new opportunities. For more information, click here. |
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CLAssociates provides
practical support to build confidence, gain skills and knowledge
to prepare individuals to find future employment. |
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Maggi Hambling - She is famous for many things: her wild, gestural brushstrokes; always being photographed with a cigarette; her controversial sculpture, Scallop on Aldeburgh beach; refusing an honorary doctorate; being outspoken on many subjects; being described as a 'gay icon'. Thinking of the name Maggi Hambling brings to mind so many soundbites, it makes it hard to look at her artwork in isolation when the presence of the artist is so strong. For more information click here |
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Suffolk Coasts and Heaths aim to raise awareness of the area, its environmental importance and to maintain the flora and fauna species diversity and keep the area special so that people want to visit it time and again. For more information, click here. |
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Coastal
Images photographic gallery was launched in July 2001. It is owned
and managed by photographer Tony Pick and his wife Elizabeth. Tony
specialises in images that portray the characteristics of the Suffolk
Coast and depict the warmth and isolation through the seasons with
subject matter including boats, atmospheric landscapes, seascapes
and the inevitable stormy North Sea. Tony has also gained a reputation
for his 'On the Beach' informal portraits of children and families
and reportage wedding photography. The results are beautiful, natural
photographs that you will treasure. For more information, click
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| A walk from
the Martello Tower towards Thorpeness
- click here. If you would like to feature your favourite walk please send copy and images to nick@pebble-media.co.uk |
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For information about the Aldeburgh Festival, please click here. |
| Explore England through pictures on this website: www.picturesofengland.com. Pictures of Aldeburgh can be found here. | |
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Chinese Paper Lanterns - Buy your lanterns on line here. Chinese Paper decorations ideal for parties, weddings and festivals. |
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The
Alde and Ore Association is a registered Charity, and has been
established for over a decade. Its purpose is 'to preserve and protect
for the public benefit the Alde, Ore and Butley Creek rivers and their
banks.' For more information, click here. |
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Aldeburgh Museum is a fascinating place to visit for young and old alike. Learn about Aldeburgh through the ages, the 1953 floods, the railway, the lifeboats and lots more. For more information, click here. |
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Ian Cook Photography |
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The
Parish Church of St Peter & St Paul, Aldeburgh The Parish Church of St Peter & St Paul, Aldeburgh has stood on the present site overlooking the sea since Norman times. For more information, click here. |
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