Category Archives: Devereux Farm

Footpath 37 From Island Lane to Mill Lane – A Public Right Of Way

Posted on June 4, 2012 by Jeremy

The campaign to stop Environment Agency breaching the sea wall between Quay Lane and Island Lane at Devereux Farm succeeded because there was a public footpath, footpath 36, running along this stretch of sea wall. We were repeatedly told the … Continue reading →

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Charles Beardall Of EA Says Devereux Farm Part 2 Will Not Proceed For Now

Posted on November 16, 2011 by Jeremy

The title says it all. Cllr Bucke                                                                   14 November 2011 Kirby Le Soken Dear Cllr Bucke I am extremely grateful for the time you have spent recently with both me, at our meeting in September and with Sharon to explore … Continue reading →

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Are DEFRA Predicitions of Sea Level Rise Wrong?

Posted on September 22, 2011 by Jeremy

In an earlier post, Are Sea Levels Rising – You Can Check Using Simple Arithmetic, I compared the observations of sea levels at Felixstowe with the DEFRA 2006 predictions. The trend at Felixstowe is falling, so here are the graphs … Continue reading →

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What Is Saltmarsh?

Posted on August 24, 2011 by Jeremy

The Environment Agency want to flood part of Devereux Farm in Kirby le Soken as they say rising sea levels are causing ‘coastal squeeze’ which is killing saltmarsh. So what is saltmarsh? At low tide it looks like this And … Continue reading →

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Making Waves At Devereux Farm

Posted on August 22, 2011 by Jeremy

News of the campaign has been spreading out, largely due to the protest walk. Last week Richard Steward from the Blythe Estuary Group heard about us and rang TDC to ask for someone who he could contact. For whatever reason … Continue reading →

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