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We’re getting ready for a busy month of beach maintenance along the Pevensey Bay frontage!
Starting 7 Sept – The Sospan Dau vessel will begin delivering 20,000m³ of fresh shingle (that’s about 8 Olympic swimming pools!) onto the beach in front of the rocks just east of Sovereign Harbour. Work will be taking place during high tides over approximately 2–3 weeks.
Learn more: Shingle to be sprayed onto Pevensey Bay for annual top-up - GOV.UK
From 15 Sept – 2 Bulldozers will begin shingle reprofiling work to re-shape the beach:
One will work eastwards from the Environment Agency depot to rebuild the haul road to Old Martello Road in preparation for the recycling.
The second bulldozer will make its way to Cooden beach and work its way eastwards.
From 22 Sept – We’ll start recycling shingle, moving it to areas where it’s most needed.
Thanks for your support as we maintain the coastline and keep the community resilient to the risk of flooding!
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