East of England jump spots

[Rainork]

So I have searched the site and google already for jump locations in my area but I'm struggling to find any close to me, so thought I'd ask in case anyone knows any.
I've attempted twice recently but I'm struggling to find a method that I can push through SI with so I'm thinking jumping may be my way to go. I'm aware there will still be a large amount of SI to push through, but as long as I can overcome in for a few secobds I'll finally be able to leave.
I'm aware of beachy head and a couple of bridges, but with the long drives I think I would struggle to make it there without raising too much suspicision (two attempts and people are on high awareness). I will find a way around it and head to one of these locations if I can't locate a suitable one closer to me though, would just like to avoid it if possible!
Does anyone know of any reliable jump locations in the East of England at all?

 

[Alexandra0]

I know that on the south-east coast of England there are the White Cliffs of Dover. They are famous for their amazing view. They are simply beautiful!

 

[Rainork]

I know that on the south-east coast of England there are the White Cliffs of Dover. They are famous for their amazing view. They are simply beautiful!

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A beautiful place for sure!
Still a little far but closer to me than other places I've found- I suppose by 'East of England' I'm more looking for East Anglia- the area above and to the right of London.
But still probably my closest option so far; thank you!

 

[lifeisadream]

There are reports in the media about Bempton Cliffs but that's up in Yorkshire so still not exactly "near" where you're after. Don't know much about them though so probably best to have a read up. Likely a lot easier to access & to be alone than the more famous + favoured south coast cliffs.

 

[Rainork]

There are reports in the media about Bempton Cliffs but that's up in Yorkshire so still not exactly "near" where you're after. Don't know much about them though so probably best to have a read up. Likely a lot easier to access & to be alone than the more famous + favoured south coast cliffs.

Yes thats still a good few hours drive from me, but is near a friend of mine so that gives me a reason to head in that direction!
I did realise earlier today there's more cliffs around our coastline than I knew and it turns out there is one at a beach quite close to me. Apparently the highest height it reaches is 18m so I'm going to do a daytrip there to see if theres a suitable spot- theres a few reports online but it seems to be quite a quiet one so will hopefully be left uninterrupted.

 

[lifeisadream]

Hope your 18m was a typo. With cliffs though you don't want anything with ledges or random vegetation growing. Need a nice clean cliff face & sufficient height. Yes, definitely need a peaceful spot. That's the problem with the famous cliffs, sadly.

 

[Rainork]

Hope your 18m was a typo. With cliffs though you don't want anything with ledges or random vegetation growing. Need a nice clean cliff face & sufficient height. Yes, definitely need a peaceful spot. That's the problem with the famous cliffs, sadly.

Unfortunately it wasnt a typo, although I wish it was.
I saw that people have been successful from the area but upon visiting I could see the height is dangerously low
I suppose thats why the famous ones are known as such- better chance of success.