Projects, maintenance and repairs for Fareham coastline
Coastal defence and protection schemes can include major civil engineering undertakings and require many years of planning, site investigations, impact assessment and most importantly the support of the community.
The Local Authorities across the Coastal Partners frontage invest resources each year into maintaining their existing coastal defence structures. No coastal defence is maintenance free, although in some cases cost can be quite minimal.
Current Projects
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Portchester to Paulsgrove
In 2015 the Coastal Partners, on behalf of Fareham Borough Council and Portsmouth City Council, secured funding to undertake a Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management (FCERM) options appraisal study to develop outline designs for the Portchester to Paulsgrove coastline.
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Hook Lake Coastal Management Study
Hook Lake has been chosen as a potential area to create new intertidal habitat to compensate for the loss of this important habitat in the Hamble Estuary and the wider Solent.
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Completed Projects
Fareham Related News
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Hook Lake Coastal Management Study - Community Engagement
In Summer 2021 we launched a visitor survey to seek the community’s views on Hook Lake with Warsash Nature Reserve. Here are the top five answers to these key questions.
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Fareham Timber Maintenance 2021
Fareham Borough Council will be carrying out maintenance on the timber groynes located at Monks Hill, Lee-on-the-Solent and Salterns foreshore.
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Coastal Partners Report 2020
To find out more about us read our latest Coastal Partners 2020 Report. You'll get an insight into the work of our engineers, scientists, surveyors, project managers, environmental and finance experts.
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Hill Head Beach
Following a spell of bad weather, the beach levels lowered in one of the groyne bays at Hill Head beach.
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