Additional Guides
Each year we produce a newspaper full of Dedham Vale National Landscape, Partnership and community news. Our brand new, free newspaper is now available to read online, or pick up a copy from locations around the area.
Plus, lots of great information and content, including:
- Walking guides & maps
- Visitor highlights
- Volunteering opportunities
- Birds and wildlife
- Dark skies
- Farming projects
- Nature recovery work
- Updates from the RSPB, National Trust and more
Previous editions of our newspaper
- National Landscape Newspaper 2023-24
- AONB Newspaper 2022-23
- AONB Newspaper 2021-22
- Download the special 50th anniversary issue (PDF)
- AONB Newspaper - Autumn/Winter 2019-20 (PDF)
- AONB Newspaper - Spring/Summer 2019 (PDF)
- AONB Newspaper - Autumn/Winter 2018-19 (PDF)
- AONB Newspaper - Spring/Summer 2018 (PDF)
- AONB Newspaper - Autumn/Winter 2017-18 (PDF)
- AONB Newspaper - Spring/Summer 2017 (PDF)
- AONB Newspaper - Autumn/Winter 2016-17 (PDF)
Additional Visitor Guides
Enjoying Safer Boating
This Environment Agency booklet is designed to illustrate how river activities can be enjoyed with minimum risk if the simple guidelines on safety are followed.
The Environment Agency is the navigation authority for the section of the River Stour that runs from Brundon Mill (upstream of Sudbury) to Cattawade (near Manningtree). Find out more in The River Stour Trust Navigation Guide
Easy Read Guides to the AONB
These two Easy Read guides are designed to make written information easier to understand. The two guides explain what an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is, and more about the Dedham Vale.
Tiger Hill Local Nature Reserve
Tiger Hill Local Nature Reserve is located 5 miles south east of Sudbury in the District of Babergh, Suffolk and is made up of woodland, heathland and grassland.