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Christchurch beaches coastal maintenance works starting May

Christchurch beaches coastal maintenance works starting May

28 Apr, 2021 | BCP Press Release, Beach recycling, News - Press Releases

Christchurch coastal protection and maintenance works are planned for May 2021 and are scheduled to take up to six weeks. Works involve: beach recycling in four groyne bays between Avon and Friars Cliff beaches and Highcliffe beach rock groyne reshaping and groyne...

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