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Burry Port Harbour dredging: 57,000 cubic metres removed

Summary by Swansea Bay News
Mechanical dredging ends on 9 September with a new deeper channel cut to the estuary, before a specialist vessel arrives in October to shift the silt the diggers can't touch, Carmarthenshire Council says.
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Burry Port Harbour dredging: 57,000 cubic metres removed

Mechanical dredging ends on 9 September with a new deeper channel cut to the estuary, before a specialist vessel arrives in October to shift the silt the diggers can't touch, Carmarthenshire Council says.

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Swansea Bay News broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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