How do we manage the risk of coastal flood and erosion along our coastline?

 

The Eastern Solent Coastal Partnership aims to reduce these risks by encouraging the provision of technically, environmentally and economically sound coastal defence measures around the partnerships coastline. 

 

The partnership manage a number of different defence structures along our coastline and undertake an annual maintenance program to manage the condition of the structures.

 

 

 

Storm Damage, Beach Club Hayling Island (228KB)
Tidal flooding and coastal erosion can endanger lives, homes, places of work, leisure and farmland. It can also have a significant impact on areas of environmental importance.
Storm and Flood Damage (163KB)
Storm and Flood Damage (199KB)
Climatic changes predicted over the next few decades may increase sea levels and the frequency and magnitude of storms, which would increase the risk of coastal flooding and erosion.
Storm and Flood Damage (146KB)

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Annual Maintenance
We carry out annual maintenance of our coastal defences. Click here to find out our current annual maintenance for 2012.
 
Coastal Asset Inspections
Coastal Asset Database
 
Types of Defences
What are coastal defence structures? Click here for more information on the structures we maintain along the partnership frontage.
 
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Havant Borough Council, Civic Centre Road, Havant, Hampshire PO9 2AX