Looking After the Broads

New Annual Report

New Annual Report 2007/08

News

The Broads Authority goes greener

The Broads Authority has moved into the greenest office in Norwich which it will share with its key environmental partners, the Environment Agency and Natural England.

Low toll increase aimed at encouraging youngsters on to The Broads

The lowest toll increase for 11 years is to be charged on The Broads for 2009/10 to help boaters cope with financial pressures in the deteriorating economic climate.

Broads Authority - change of address

New Norwich address: Dragonfly House, 2 Gilders Way, Norwich NR3 1UB


Focus On

BecclesThe Development and Flood Risk SPD has been adopted. The SPD provides guidance to developers and others on development and flood risk in the Broads. For more information, visit the Local Development Framework page.

Having your say: For news and feedback on current and recent public consultations carried out by the Authority, visit the Consultations pages.

Private Bill: The latest news on the progress of the Private Bill, the primary aim of which is to improve safety on the waterways, is available on the Broads Authority Bill page.

 


The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads is Britain's largest protected wetland and third largest inland waterway, with the status of a national park. It's also home to some of the rarest plants and animals in the UK. The Broads Authority was set up in 1989, with responsibility for conservation, planning, recreation and waterways.

Broads Authority
Dragonfly House
2 Gilders Way
Norwich
NR3 1UB, UK

Tel (01603) 610734
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