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Hampshire County Council plans £950,000 investment for sea wall repairs

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Hampshire County Council is considering a proposal to invest £950,000 in sea wall repairs at Royal Victoria Country Park. The steel and concrete sea wall, which is 75 years old, has deteriorated due to coastal erosion and storm damage. If approved, the project will include repairs to about 15 metres of the existing structure and the construction of a new 71-metre inland defense.

From dailyecho.co.uk

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The investment is intended to help protect access to the park and continue caring for one of Hampshire's most valued outdoor spaces. The project addresses coastal erosion and storm damage to a key heritage site.

From dailyecho.co.uk

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  • New ForestSpeculative

    The New Forest might see key natural assets protected by the coastal defense investment.

  • HampshireSpeculative

    Hampshire might see improved regional infrastructure resilience and asset protection due to the public investment.

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