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Suffolk: Ten years since east coast tidal surge
It鈥檚 ten years since the east coast was hit by the worst North Sea surge since 1953.
Hundreds of homes and businesses were flooded.
The first phase of work to raise river walls on the Alde and Ore estuary starts next year and will cost 拢12 million.
A further 拢20 million will have to be raised to complete the entire project.
Our reporter Richard Daniel's been finding out more from Peter Roberts, Project Engineer for the Water Management Alliance and Tim Beach ,Chairman of the Alde and Ore Community Partnership.
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