Work Starts on Flood Prevention & Coastal Erosion Scheme Including Rock Groynes

Work starts on flood prevention & coastal erosion scheme including rock groynes

Council bosses said rock groynes are safely used in the UK and internationally to help tackle coastal erosion and are proven to be an effective solution. They trap and retain sand on the beach and can also support local biodiversity by creating new habitats.

Public notice - Moore Park Beach emergency erosion works

Public notice – Moore Park Beach emergency erosion works Bundaberg Regional Council advises that sections of Moore Park Beach, including the Lassig Street car park, will be temporarily closed to the public while erosion mitigation works are carried out. Works are scheduled to begin on Monday 11 May and are expected to continue for up to three weeks, with heavy machinery operating in the […] The post Public notice – Moore Park Beach emergency ero…

Jackson Civil Engineering secures £14M Hampshire coastal flood and erosion contract

Suffolk-based Jackson Civil Engineering has been named the construction contractor for the delivery of a flood and coastal erosion risk management scheme at Langstone in Havant, south Hampshire.