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Long Groyne project wins Civil Engineering Award

Long Groyne project wins Civil Engineering Award

27 Oct, 2025 | Awards, HH Long Groyne, News - From the Team, Poole Bay Beach Management Scheme

 The project team on site at Hengisbury Head (L-R) Peter Christie, BCP Council's South West Flood & Coastal (SWFaC) Capital Projects Manager; Alice Hall, A Hall Marine; Eva Walton, MSCi Marine Biology student, Southampton University; Renske Free & Phil Lamb, Boskalis...
The Long Groyne – One Year On

The Long Groyne – One Year On

21 Aug, 2025 | HH Long Groyne, News - From the Team, Poole Bay Beach Management Scheme

Surveying intertidal cubes at Hengistbury Head © A Hall Marine Since the works at Hengistbury Head Long Groyne were completed in October 2024, we have continued our regular beach monitoring. Inspections have shown that the upgraded structure has performed well across...

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