Grateful thanks to more fabulous Business Partners and their customers all helping to keep the Broads special.   All wishing to give a little bit back to a place that they love, even in these difficult times.

Paul Macro Photography, The Hungry Otter (at Salhouse) and The Limes Farm Holidays.  We are very grateful

We are delighted that Wroxham Barns will be donating all proceeds from the sale of their carrier bags to Love the Broads.   The popular Broads by Bike booklet with cycle routes across the Broads is also available to purchase at Wroxham Barns.

Our grateful thanks to Wroxham Barns and its fantastic customers for their continued and increased support for our work to keep the Broads special.

We are pleased to announce that Love the Broads has provided a grant of £1000 towards a new canoe pontoon to be installed within the Broads National Park at Geldeston Lock at the head of navigation.  This structure will greatly assist canoeists on the River Waveney to access the local community pub and local villages and countryside as well as the river network.

We are delighted to have been able to provide a grant towards equipment for an educational facility at the soon-to-reopen Community Pub of the Locks Inn at Geldeston in the Suffolk Broads.  This project is part of The Locks Inn Community Pub to offer educational and community facilities at the pub to enable workshops, meetings, conferences and community events in two meeting rooms.

We wish them every success on their re-opening from 13th May. 2021.

We are delighted to welcome Broadland Home Interiors as our latest Corporate Sponsor.   They join Holray Systems, Salhouse Broad and Waterways Holidays as Corporate Sponsors.  All are passionate about the Broads and wanted to be able to help the Broads National Park to remain special.

Any business can join us and there is a range of options available to all businesses – large or small – to be involved.   More information is available on this website or email lynne@lovethebroads.org.uk for an informal chat.

Broads Gin, a taste of the Broads, is an original London Dry gin navigating 10 unique botanicals, distilled using a traditional copper still.

Brand new to the market, locally produced and based in the Broads, Broads Gin are passionate to help with our work in keeping the Broads National Park special.  They are kindly providing a share of their profits to help amazing projects for wildlife, the environment and access.  Thank you so much.

We are delighted to welcome Go Paddle as our newest business supporter.  Based in Horning, and sharing space with another business supporter, Horning Pleasurecraft, Go Paddle offers visitors the opportunity to get out on the water safely.  They offer paddle board lessons, hire and even fitness classes.  Recently accredited they also host children’s birthday parties – how cool is that!  Thank you to Katie and Liz for your fantastic support

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A massive thank you to Harry, James and all the team and customers of Maycraft Dayboat hire and Services for their fantastic donation to help Love the Broads with our important work to keep the Broads National Park special.  Your generosity will help us provide grants for exciting projects on the Broads.  We wish you lots of luck as visitors start to return to the Broads following the relaxation of lockdown restrictions.

Despite the COVID-19 national emergency and our generous business partners being closed for many months, we are delighted to confirm that we are still receiving donations from tourism businesses and members and are now in a position to offer small grants for exciting projects.

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A massive thank you to Riverside Rentals  for their continuing support and recent donation  to help us with our work to keep the Broads special.   Given the very challenging times and closure of the tourism sector for much of 2020 and into 2021, their support is really humbling.  We are very grateful.