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The Cliffs

Interpretation Centre

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UPCOMING EVENTS

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SUMMER OPENING HOURS – 17/06/2022

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Open on Tuesday 7th June Lunch

Fresh Fish Anyone?! For this week, since tomorrow is a Public Holiday, we will be …

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Back in Business! – 02/04/2022

We’re back in business with a refreshed look and awaiting to welcoming you back! For …

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Closed for Refurbishment from Monday 17/01/2022

The Cliffs will be temporarily closed for refurbishment and embellishment works from today Monday 17th …

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WINTER OPENING HOURS – Sep 2021

As summer is coming to an end, we’re updating our OPENING HOURS at The Cliffs!! …

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SUMMER OPENING HOURS – JUNE 2021

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The Building

Tacan 1960's

 

The older part 1960’s building served as the TACAN;-A tactical air navigation system used by the British military aircraft to find the bearing and distance to a ground or ship.

The building remained in a derelict state since the departure of the British RAF. THE CLIFFS Interpretation Centre is constructed within the committed site of the TACAN and is not taking any ‘new’ land. This is a positive beginning for such a project that will help to protect and promote the surrounding fauna and flora.

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