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Minister Hardy: Reforms to bolster flood protection for communities
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Minister Hardy: Reforms to bolster flood protection for communities

New proposals to accelerate the construction of flood schemes and protect thousands of homes and businesses in the nation’s cities and rural areas from the risks of flooding have been unveiled earlier this week by Floods Minister Emma Hardy. A simpler, transparent approach will replace the current c

about 1 year ago
Seaton Hole Coast Protection Scheme moves ahead
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Seaton Hole Coast Protection Scheme moves ahead

East Devon District Council’s Cabinet has taken a key step forward to progress the Seaton Hole Coast Protection Scheme by recommending upfront investment. A final decision will be made by the Full Council on 18 June 2025. At last night’s meeting, Cabinet recommended approval of up to £673,500 fundin

about 1 year ago
BREAKING NEWS: Van Oord continues vital beach nourishment works in Lincolnshire
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BREAKING NEWS: Van Oord continues vital beach nourishment works in Lincolnshire

Van Oord has signed a new, 3-year contract with the UK Environment Agency to continue beach nourishment works along the Lincolnshire coastline. During the course of the contract, 3 annual campaigns of beach nourishment will be undertaken between Saltfleet and Gibraltar Point. “As a result of this aw

about 1 year ago
Cornwall Council VIDEO: Sand movement monitoring
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Cornwall Council VIDEO: Sand movement monitoring

The Making Space for Sand project, in partnership with the Coastal Processes Research Group (CPRG) at the University of Plymouth, has installed five weather stations at key locations along Cornwall’s coastline. These stations are gathering important data on wind speed, wind direction, and rainfall.

about 1 year ago
Biggest coastal protection scheme in Hove on the horizon
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Biggest coastal protection scheme in Hove on the horizon

Plans are underway to begin the next phase of the sea defenses scheme in Hove and Southwick, Brighton & Hove City Council said. The Brighton Marina to River Adur scheme aims to protect the coastline from coastal erosion by providing new measures and replacing sea defences. The latest project runs fr

about 1 year ago
Coastal protection funding approved for Kilkee
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Coastal protection funding approved for Kilkee

Funding for flood relief works and coastal protection at Kilkee, Co. Clare, has been approved. Last week, the Office of Public Works (OPW) announced the approval of Clare County Council’s application for funding under its Minor Flood Mitigation Works and Coastal Protection Scheme. Under the scheme,

about 1 year ago
Spotlight on crumbling Overstrand sea defenses
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Spotlight on crumbling Overstrand sea defenses

Initial investigations have revealed the need for urgent works to refurbish parts of the sea wall at the village of Overstrand, the North Norfolk District Council said. “The sea wall in Overstrand helps to protect the toe of the cliffs from erosion; however, as beach levels have dropped, it has reve

about 1 year ago
Spotlight on Cromer and Mundesley coastal protection works
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Spotlight on Cromer and Mundesley coastal protection works

Balfour Beatty crews are working on the Cromer & Mundesley Coastal Management Schemes, safeguarding 600 local homes and businesses from flooding and coastal erosion. “On behalf North Norfolk District Council, through the SCAPE Civil Engineering framework, we’re enhancing a significant stretch of coa

about 1 year ago
Moray Council: Three coastal erosion projects completed
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Moray Council: Three coastal erosion projects completed

Three major projects designed to protect coastal communities in Moray from the threat of erosion have been completed. A 50cm shingle bank has been built in Kingston, between Lein Car Park on the west side of the village, and the main shingle ridge at the lagoon on the east side. Meanwhile, large bou

about 1 year ago
VIDEO: Stokes Bay, construction of the seawall
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VIDEO: Stokes Bay, construction of the seawall

Coastal Partners today released a very interesting video named ‘Stokes Bay | Construction of the Seawall’. The £1.2m project was completed in September 2024, and the Alverbank East Car Park along with the promenade reopened after being closed for several years to the public. Gosport Borough Council

about 1 year ago
Repair work on Aldeburgh seawall starts soon
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Repair work on Aldeburgh seawall starts soon

Scheduled repairs on the seawall at Aldeburgh are due to start later this month, East Suffolk Council said. From Monday, 17 March, the Council’s repairs and maintenance contractor, the Water Management Alliance, will begin seawall repairs from Fort Green car park to the South Lookout. Cllr Mark Pack

about 1 year ago
Adur and Worthing Councils: Spotlight on coastal protection plan
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Adur and Worthing Councils: Spotlight on coastal protection plan

Adur and Worthing Councils said that they plan to start work with the Environment Agency on improving Worthing’s coastal defenses this autumn, with a multimillion pound scheme to repair and improve the groynes. According to Councils, this is about protecting homes and businesses along the seafront a

about 1 year ago
Essex Wildlife Trust: New coastal project to benefit people and wildlife
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Essex Wildlife Trust: New coastal project to benefit people and wildlife

Essex Wildlife Trust, RSPB and Harwich Haven Authority have joined together to deliver a two-year project to protect coastal communities from flooding, alongside creating habitat for key wildlife species. The project is part of a £25-million program funded by the Environment Agency. Together, the pa

about 1 year ago
Montrose Coastal Erosion Project continues
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Montrose Coastal Erosion Project continues

Work on the Montrose Coastal Erosion Project has continued, with engineered sandbags now in place at the dunes’ low points, Angus Council said. These, “larger than your average” sandbags are robust and filled with quarried sand. They’ve been positioned within the low points in the dunes at the “pipe

about 1 year ago
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