Projects, maintenance and repairs for Havant 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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History Of West Beach
West Beach is situated on the south-west corner of Hayling Island between the Inn-on-the-Beach and the Hayling Golf Club. Structures here consist of a timber revetment and timber groynes which are reaching the end of their residual life.
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South Hayling Beach Management Plan
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Langstone Coastal Defence Scheme
Coastal Partners in collaboration with AECOM Infrastructure and Environment UK Limited, is undertaking a Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Option Appraisal Study for Langstone on behalf of Havant Borough Council (HBC).
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Hayling Island Coastal Management Strategy 2120
Preparing for a resilient future
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Completed Projects
Havant Related News
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Hayling Island Strategy 2120 Survey Report
A survey was launched in the summer, seeking the community’s views on coastal management at Hayling Island, follow this link to find out information about the survey and the responses received.
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Eastoke Promenade Drainage November 2020
A new project on Hayling Island to clear the Eastoke Promenade of the overspill of shingle and to remove the vegetation.
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Hayling Island Beach Management Progress Update
The Hayling Island beach management work is progressing to programme expectations and is now 80% complete. Work is anticipated to finish week ending 27th November.
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Removal of Fallen Navigation Marker at West Beach, Hayling Island
On Tuesday 11th November, our contractor will be working to recover the fallen navigation marker from Groyne 58 at West Beach.
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