Changing Coasts East Riding

Changing Coasts East Riding (CCER) is hosting a series of community workshops between May and July – with one being held in Bridlington.

The Bridlington workshop, part of the scheme’s continued engagement with coastal communities, will be held at Bridlington Lifeboat Station on Thursday, July 1 between 5pm and 7.30pm.

The CCER initiative supports and prepares communities for the challenges posed by coastal change. Photo courtesy of Aled Jonesplaceholder image
The CCER initiative supports and prepares communities for the challenges posed by coastal change. Photo courtesy of Aled Jones

The CCER initiative supports and prepares communities for the challenges posed by coastal change.

Delivered by East Riding of Yorkshire Council, CCER is part of a nationally funded effort through the Coastal Transition Accelerator Programme, which is funded by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) and managed by the Environment Agency.

The workshop will include:

• Attendees’ memories of past coastal change, based on objects, photos or documents we will ask them to bring in.

• Introduction to National Coastal Erosion Risk Mapping (NCERM2) as a product and implications for their area.

• Introduction to the transition planning process and establish priorities for the future of their area.

There will then be an hour at the end of the meeting for attendees to chat to the project team and look at the NCERM2 maps in more detail if they wish.

Residents are encouraged to sign up by contacting their admin support team on 01482 395320 or email [email protected] as places are limited.

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