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Environment Agency strengthening Minehead coastal protection ahead of winter storms

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More than 14,000 tonnes of stone will be used to stabilise 400 yards of vulnerable shingle ridge on the coastal frontage at The Warren. The work needs to be completed before winter sets in to ensure homes and businesses in Minehead continue to be protected from flooding. The stone is coming from Glensanda Quarry, which has also supplied rock armour for a cliff protection scheme.
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Environment Agency strengthening Minehead coastal protection ahead of winter storms

CONTRACTORS have started a race against time to carry out a major coastal erosion protection project to reduce the risk to Minehead of being flooded by the sea.

·Minehead, United Kingdom
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wsfp.co.uk broke the news in Minehead, United Kingdom on Wednesday, September 20, 2023.
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