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Work Starts On New Sea Defences At Holland Haven
Or at least removing old groynes
Posted in Beaches, EA, Groynes, SMP
Tagged clacton beach, EA, environment agency, groynes, holland haven beach, holland-on-sea beach, holland-on-sea sea wall, tdc, tendring district council
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Walton Mere Footpath 48 A Result – Feb 2014
December 2012 a new fence blocked a path by Walton Mere. February 2014 Essex County Council recognised the path as public footpath. In this post Norrth Street to Vicarage Lane or Mill-Lane a public right of way? I described how … Continue reading
Dawlish Sea Wall Network Rail Build Breakwater In A Week – Feb 2014
Dawlish sea wall supporting railway line washed away 4 February 2014. By 12 February a breakwater had been built. Why wasn’t this done before? The Problem The Solution The Questions If Network Rail could come up with a solution, even … Continue reading
Posted in Beaches, Breakwaters, Climate Change, EA, Groynes, SMP
Tagged breakwaters, dawlish, EA, environment agency, flood, groynes, network rail, sea defences, tdc, tendring district council
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1200 Sign Petition Protesting TDC Plan to Lease Naze To Essex Wildlife Trust
16 January 2014 I join Delyth Miles, Andy Foster, David Evans and others to hand in a petition, signed by 1200 people, to Tendring District Council at Clacton Town Hall. TDC plan to lease the Naze to Essex Wildlife Trust … Continue reading
Posted in Local, Walton-on-the-Naze
Tagged naze, tdc, tendring district council, walton-on-the-naze
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Environment Agency And Me – Jan 2014
I was largely unaware of Environment Agency till 2009, then they tried to knock a hole in sea wall about 1/2 mile from my house. I live in Kirby-le-Soken in Essex near the section of sea wall labelled B4a in … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, DEFRA, Devereux Farm, EA, Kirby-le-Soken, Local, NE, Salt Marsh Erosion, Sea Level, SMP, Temperature
Tagged climate change, coastal squeeze, DEFRA, EA, environment agency, global warming, kirby-le-soken, managed realignment, managed retreat, natural england, sea defences, sea level rise, smp, tdc, tendring district council
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New Groynes For Clacton and Holland – Will They Work – Jan 2014
Plans for new groynes at Clacton and Holland have been exhibited and are available at TDC website. Will they work? Here are some reasons to think not. You can see the planning application by going to idox.tendringdc.gov.uk/online-applications/ and entering 13/01195/FUL … Continue reading
Posted in Beaches, EA, Groynes, Uncategorized
Tagged breakwaters, clacton beach, EA, environment agency, groynes, holland haven beach, holland-on-sea beach, sea defences, seawick, tdc, tendring district council
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Sea Erodes Path By Seawall At Seawick – August 2013
Sea has eroded part of path running in front of seawall at Seawick EA response was to put rocks in front of sea wall! This is entire pointless as the sea can not reach these rocks yet. By the time … Continue reading
Posted in Beaches, Breakwaters, EA, Groynes, SMP
Tagged EA, environment agency, jaywick, managed realigment, seawick, tdc, tendring district council
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Planning Application For Gipsy Site In Kirby-le-Soken – July 2013
19 July 2013 this morning both Carolyn Byford-Smith and David Payne told me an orange site notice had been put up as TDC have received a planning application for a gipsy site in Kirby-le-Soken Here’s the site notice The location … Continue reading
Posted in Kirby-le-Soken, Local
Tagged kirby-le-soken, planning application, tdc, tendring district council
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