Working together - protecting our coastline
Founded in 2012, Coastal Partners is a partnership between four councils who manage 162km of Hampshire’s coastline. The highly skilled team of coastal engineers and officers lead on coastal issues, such as managing flooding and erosion risk, plan design and manage construction of new coastal defence schemes and inspect, manage and maintain existing coastal assets whilst planning for the future. It has evolved its expertise to support and enhance: community resilience, habitat and environmental issues, research, ecology, data analysis, geomatics, environmental protection and funding skills, in addition to its core coastal engineering services. Advice is available on project strategy, planning, design, monitoring, implementation and maintenance and stretches beyond coastlines to on land, highways and flood risk areas.
Coastal Partners vision is to: Manage coastlines, improve community resilience and enhance the natural environment.
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Latest Updates
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Launch of the Hook Lake Coastal Management study
Hook Lake has been chosen as a potential area to create new coastal habitat to offset these losses in the Hamble Estuary and the wider Solent.
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Update - South Hayling Beach Management
Following completion of our beach management activities throughout February at Eastoke, stormy weather affected the south coast of England. The beach bore the brunt of these storms and prevented flooding from occurring
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Update - West Beach Emergency Repairs
Groyne 54 at West Beach has now been completely removed.
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Update - West Beach Emergency Repairs
Remaining section of the ineffectual timber groyne to be removed on Thursday 25th February, during the afternoon tide.
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