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  • Ambling African Women trip to Flatford & Hay Wain

    The Dedham Vale National Landscape team organised a two-part event for the Ambling African Women, as part of the ongoing Constable 250 celebrations. Part one was a great morning at Christchurch Mansion in Ipswich to see the Constable 250 exhibition, including the world famous Hay Wain. The group had a tour of the paintings with…

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  • Sustainable Development Fund awards £18,600 to 10 projects

    More than £18,000 has been awarded to community projects in the Dedham Vale National Landscape & Stour Valley through the annual Sustainable Development Fund for the 2026-27 year. The Sustainable Development Fund is available to a variety of local community and conservation organisations, or individuals, to support projects for the conservation and enhancement of the…

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  • Dedham Vale National Landscape partners with Channel 5’s the Yorkshire Vet on pet bereavement campaign

    The Dedham Vale National Landscape is delighted to be working with Peter Wright and the team at Channel 5’s ‘The Yorkshire Vet’ to host a new pet memorial bench. The UK is a nation of animal lovers, and many of us count dogs, cats, hamsters and horses (and many other furry, feathered or finned friends)…

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  • Dark Sky Campaign recognised with National Landscape Award 

    The Dedham Vale Dark Sky Campaign has been named as the winners of the 2026 Robert Erith National Landscape Award in recognition of its fantastic work in securing international designation for the area.  The Robert Erith National Landscape Award, given out annually, aims to celebrate the achievements of individuals, groups and organisations that have made…

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  • Constable 250 events

    Suffolk County Council’s Green Access Team, in partnership with Dedham Vale National Landscape, welcomed members of the public to a John Constable Walk and Talk event on 21st July, offering a unique opportunity to explore the landscapes that inspired one of Britain’s greatest artists. The 4.5-mile guided walk followed a route from East Bergholt along…

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