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Background

 

In July 2019, Rochford District Council became the accountable body of the Crouch Valley Coastal Community Team. The Terms of Reference can be found in the Related Content section. Minutes of the Steering Group are also available in the Related Content section. There is an open annual general meeting (AGM) each year and the next meeting will be held on 19th November 2024 at 2:00 pm.

The Annual Report for the period November 2022 - November 2023 (as reported at the AGM held on Tuesday, 21st November 2023) can now be viewed. This menu also contains the notes of all the Steering Group meetings held during the same period.

On 11th March 2024, a meeting of the Steering Group agreed that the RCCCT be renamed to ‘Crouch Valley Coastal Community’.

Originally the group was formed after being awarded a £10,000 grant by the then Department for Communities & Local Government (DCLG) to set up a Coastal Community Team (CCT) for the River Crouch inc. the River Roach. Part of the funding required the group to produce an economic action plan for the River Crouch to ensure its economic prosperity going forward, this was refreshed in 2017.

The group are also stakeholders in the Essex Path to Prosperity project run by Essex County Council and the Natural England Coastal Path project, both of which are operating across the districts of Chelmsford City, Maldon and Rochford Districts. More information about these projects can be found at Crouch Valley Coastal Community | Rochford Council.

Part of the teams on-going work is to promote the River Crouch to visitors and therefore we invite you to download both the River Crouch Visitors Guide and Crouch Walks – South of the River, in the Related Content section.

If you have an interest in the River Crouch and would like to join the Crouch Valley CCT, please contact us using this email addresses - [email protected].