about 18 years ago
Preparatory work started this week, managed by Team Van Oord Ltd, with a dredger expected to anchor off-shore in early April to begin pumping sand and shingle ashore for the new beach. Engineers say the groynes should retain the beach material, building strong defences which will protect 1,600 homes
Preparatory work started this week, managed by Team Van Oord Ltd, with a dredger expected to anchor off-shore in early April to begin pumping sand and shingle ashore for the new beach.
Engineers say the groynes should retain the beach material, building strong defences which will protect 1,600 homes, businesses, the port and tourist attractions for the next century.
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