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Oct 2018

Pevensey Parish Council: Keeping us posted: Message from Ian Thomas: Machines now on site moving shingle at 07:30 on Monday

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Please see below Message from Ian Thomas.
—Pevensey Parish Council, 2 October 2018

”With summer fading fast it is time to start preparations for the first autumnal storms. Whilst the beach is generally in good condition, shingle has built up on the Langney side of Sovereign Harbour and needs to be bypassed round the marina and placed on the north east beach. Machines now on site will start moving shingle at 07:30 on Monday, with work expected to last between one and two weeks.

Thereafter it is expected that beach recycling will start at Cooden for a week or so. However as that will be more weather dependent I will confirm where and when it will start nearer the time”

Pevensey Parish Council
 Pevensey Parish Council keeps the community informed about important parish wide matters. Minutes available of latest published decision making by council here

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