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Oct 2019

Keeping us posted: Pevensey Parish Council: Update from Ian Thomas, Pevensey Coastal Defence: “Gales in the early part of the week have resulted in a significant build-up of shingle”

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Update from Ian Thomas PCDL
 ”High tides and gales in the early part of the week have resulted in a significant build-up of shingle on the south side of Sovereign Harbour. This needs to be removed from the beach, and bypassed to the north side of the marina, before it is lost into the harbour’s approach channel.

Work will start to move this material on Monday 7th October, between 07:30 and 17:30, and is expected to go through the first week and perhaps into two or three days of the second week.”
—Pevensey Parish Council, 3 October 2019

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