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Cabinet adopts long-term strategy to manage coastal flood and erosion risk for Exmouth over the next 100 years

Cabinet adopts long-term strategy to manage coastal flood and erosion risk for Exmouth over the next 100 years

5 Dec, 2025 | EDDC Press Release, Exmouth BMP 2025, News - Press Releases

 Exmouth Beach. The Beach Management Plan has been developed with South West Flood and Coastal, the Environment Agency, and technical coastal specialists from consultancy AECOM East Devon District Council (EDDC) has formally adopted the updated Exmouth Beach...

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