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🌊🌳Swanage Green Seafront Update 🌳🌊
Dorset Council's Planning Committee has approved the planning applications for the Swanage Green Seafront Stabilisation and Enhancement Scheme.
The decision allows the project to move forward into the next stage of development for the New Option, including detailed design, procurement and the discharge of planning conditions.
The scheme is intended to provide a more resilient seafront while delivering wider benefits such as improved accessibility, biodiversity enhancements and enhanced public amenity space.
Construction is currently expected to commence in autumn 2027. Further information and project updates will be shared as development progresses.
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Swanage Town Council
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📢 Can you help make Weymouth more accessible and inclusive?
Weymouth Town Council looking for volunteer Accessibility Ambassadors to help assess accessibility beyond the beach and
across Weymouth.
Volunteers will visit local businesses and complete a simple 10-minute checklist to identify accessible facilities and services.
Interested? See the post below for details
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.You may have noticed work taking place on the beach at Chesil Cove recently.
In this video, we explain why repairs to the seawall were needed and what our teams have been doing to strengthen this important coastal defence ahead of the winter storm season. Inspections identified damage hidden beneath the beach shingle, including holes in the steel piling and voids behind the seawall.
Watch the video to find out more about the work and why it's so important and find out more information on the project webpage: https://dorsetcoasthaveyoursay.co.uk/chesil-cove-c… ...