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1. Thames Estuary 2100 Project
The Thames Estuary 2100 project is an
Environment Agency flood risk management project which covers the tidal
Thames from Teddington in west London, through to Sheerness and Shoeburyness
in Kent and Essex. The aim of the project is to develop a long term
adaptable flood risk management plan for London and the Thames estuary. This
project is now in the final stages of consultation.
Contact:
Sarah Lavery at the Environment Agency
Further information at
www.environment-agency.gov.uk
2. Upper Tidal Medway Strategy
This strategy study covers the tidal River
Medway from the tidal limit at Allington Lock downstream to Upnor.
It will aim to set out a plan for delivering
the proposed flood risk management policies of the Medway Estuary and Swale
Shoreline Management Plan.
Contact:
Richard Knight
at the Environment Agency
3. Medway Basin & Swale Strategy
This strategy study covers the outer Medway
estuary from Upnor to Sheerness, including the Swale estuary. It will aim to
set out a plan for delivering the proposed flood risk management policies of
the Medway Estuary and Swale Shoreline Management Plan.
Contact:
Simon Curd at the Environment Agency
4. Isle of Sheppey Strategy
This strategy study covers the long term flood
risk management of the Isle of Sheppey, principally the sea defences at
Sheerness and Queenborough, and the low lying Southern marshes.
A review of the original strategy is planned
which will take into account revised procedures and risks, new works,
developments and environmental amendments.
Contact:
Simon Curd at the Environment Agency
5. Faversham Creek to Whitstable Harbour
Strategy
The Strategy Study covers the frontage from
Faversham Creek to the commencement of the Tankerton slopes to the east of
Whitstable Harbour. The study was led by Canterbury City Council and
was completed in 2004.
Contact:
Ted Edwards at Canterbury City Council
Further
information at
www.canterbury.gov.uk
6. Tankerton & Swale Cliffs Strategies
A Strategy type study for Tankerton was
completed by Canterbury City Council in 1995. The Swalecliffe Strategy
Study, from Long Rock to Hampton Pier, is at the public consultation stage
and is due for completion in December 2009. The study is led by Canterbury
City Council.
Contact:
Ted Edwards at Canterbury City Council
Further information at
www.canterbury.gov.uk
7. Herne Bay Strategy
The Strategy Study covers the frontage from
Hampton Pier to Reculver and is due to commence in late 2009 with completion
planned for 2011. The study is led by Canterbury City Council.
Contact:
Ted Edwards at Canterbury City Council
8. Reculver to Minnis Bay Strategy
The Strategy Study covers the frontage from
just west of Reculver Towers through to Minnis Bay. The study was led
by Canterbury City Council and was completed in 1997.
Contact:
Ted Edwards at Canterbury City Council
9. Pegwell Bay to Kingsdown Strategy
The Strategy has been completed and work is
progressing on developing Project Appraisal Reports for individual schemes.
Contact:
Roger Walton at Dover District Council
10. Folkestone to Cliff End Strategy
The Strategy study is led by the Environment
Agency
Contact:
Andrew Crates
at the Environment Agency
 Further
information at
www.environment-agency.gov.uk
11. Cooden to Cliff End Strategy
This Strategy was completed in 2002 following
a wider coastal processes study and was approved in 2003.
Contact:
Peter Padget at Eastbourne Borough Council
12. Redoubt Gardens to Cooden Strategy
This Strategy was completed in 2002 following
a wider coastal processes study and was approved in 2003.
Contact:
Peter Padget at Eastbourne Borough Council
13. Cuckmere to Redbout Gardens Strategy
This Strategy was completed in 2002
following a wider coastal processes study and was approved in 2003.
Contact:
Peter Padget at Eastbourne Borough Council
14. Ouse to Seaford Head Strategy
The strategy investigates coastal and tidal
flood risk downstream of Lewes to Newhaven and along the coast to Seaford.
The draft strategy is under review.
Contact:
Ian Nunn at the Environment Agency
Further information at
www.environment-agency.gov.uk
15. Saltdean to Newhaven Strategy
The Strategy was approved in 2002 and
considered options for managing the chalk cliff frontage. The Strategy is
being implemented with capital maintenance works commencing in Spring 2010.
Contact:
Lindsay Frost at Lewes District Council
16. Saltdean to Brighton Marina Strategy
The Strategy was completed in 2001 and
recommended the reconstruction of Undercliff Walk; this has been completed.
A new Strategy for Brighton Marina to Newhaven is planned for 2011/12.
Contact:
Martin Eade at Brighton & Hove City Council
Further information at
www.brighton-hove.gov.uk
17. Brighton Marina to River Adur Strategy
The River Adur Strategy was completed in 2003
but was not approved by Defra. An application for a new Strategy study is
being considered by the Environment Agency.
Contact:
Martin Eade at Brighton & Hove City Council
Further information at
www.brighton-hove.gov.uk
18. Arun to Adur Strategy
This EA led Strategy gained formal approval in
May 2009 and a programme of recommended works is now being implemented.
Contact:
Gordon Wilson
at the Environment Agency
Further information at
www.environment-agency.gov.uk
19. Arun to Pagham Strategy
Public consultation on this EA led strategy is
taking place this summer with formal approval anticipated in summer 2010.
Contact:
Gordon Wilson
at the Environment Agency
Further information at
www.environment-agency.gov.uk
20. Pagham to East Head Strategy
The strategy, led by the EA in co-operation
with Arun and Chichester District Councils, has been approved.
Contact:
Gordon Wilson
at the Environment Agency
Further
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www.environment-agency.gov.uk |
21. East Head to Emsworth Strategy
This EA led Strategy is due to commence in
2010 and will be completed by 2014.
Contact:
Gordon Wilson
at the Environment Agency
22. Eastoke Sectoral Strategy Study
This Strategy, which was led by EA in
co-operation with Havant Borough Council, was completed in 2003.
Contact:
Bradley Randall
at the Environment Agency
Further information at
www.havant.gov.uk
23. Selsmore to Mengham Sectoral Strategy
This Strategy study was led by the EA and was
completed in 2003.
Contact:
Bradley Randall
at the Environment Agency
24. Hayling Island Strategy
This Strategy will be led by the Environment
Agency in co-operation with Havant Borough Council and will cover the whole
of Hayling Island using information from previous strategies and studies. It
is due to commence in 2010 and be completed by 2012.
Contact:
Bradley Randall
at the Environment Agency
25. Portsea Island Coastal Strategy
This Strategy has been led by Portsmouth City
Council and is currently being considered for approval by the EA; final
approval is expected in 2010.
Contact:
Bret Davies at
Havant, Portsmouth & Gosport Coastal Partnership
26. Porchester Castle to Emsorth Strategy
This strategy is being led by the EA in
partnership with Havant Borough Council, Portsmouth City Council, Chichester
District Council and Fareham Borough Council. Following public
consultation on the draft strategy it is likely to be approved in summer
2010.
Contact:
Gordon Wilson
at the Environment Agency
Further information at
www.environment-agency.gov.uk
27. Porchester Castle to Hoeford Lake Flood &
Coastal Erosion Risk - proposed strategy
This strategy will be led by Fareham Borough
Council and is proposed to commence in early 2010 with completion in 2011.
It will be based on an earlier shoreline defence strategy prepare by Fareham
Borough Council.
Contact:
Scott
Mills at Fareham Borough Council
Further information at
www.fareham.gov.uk
28. Portsmouth Harbour Entrance to Hoeford
Lake - proposed coastal strategy
This is a proposed strategy to be led by
Gosport Borough Council; it is due to commence in 2010 and be completed by
2012. It will draw on information collected in the previous Gosport Town
Centre Strategy.
Contact:
David Martin at Gosport Borough Council
29. Hook Lake to Portsmouth Harbour Entrance
Strategy
This is a proposed joint strategy between
Fareham and Gosport Councils. It is due to commence in 2010 and be completed
by 2012.
Contact:
Scott
Mills at Fareham Borough Council
30. River Itchen, Weston Shore and River Hamble
Strategy
This strategy study is being led by Southampton City Council in partnership
with Eastleigh Borough Council and Fareham Borough Council. Public
consultation took place in Autumn 2010 and it is anticipated to be completed
by Spring/Summer 2011.
Contact:
Bernadine Maguire
at Southampton City Council
Further
information at
www.southampton.gov.uk
31.
Southampton (Redbridge to
Woodmill Lane) Coastal Flood & Erosion Risk Management Strategy
The strategy study, which commenced in July 2010, extends from Redbridge
along the north bank of the River Test and the west bank of the River Itchen
to Woodmill Lane.
Estimated completion: Autumn 2012.
Contact:
Bernadine Maguire
at Southampton City Council
32. Isle of Wight North-East Coast Strategy
The strategy study which covered the coastline
between Old Castle Point, East Cowes and Culver Cliff was approved in 2005.
Contact:
Peter
Marsden at the Isle of Wight Council
Further information at
www.coastalwight.gov.uk
33. Eastern Yar Flood & Erosion Risk Management
Strategy
Public consultation on the preferred options
will take place during December 2009 prior to the business case being
submitted to the EA for approval by autumn 2010.
Contact:
Bradley Randall
at the Environment Agency
Further information at
www.environment-agency.gov.uk
34. Sandown Bay and Undercliff Coastal Defence
Strategy
The study is being led by the Isle of Wight
Council and is partially completed.
The original study area from Culver Cliff to
Dunnose Point, Shanklin was extended southwards and westwards to include the
Undercliff as far west as Blackgang Chine. Estimated completion 2013.
Contact:
Peter
Marsden at the Isle of Wight Council
Further information at
www.coastalwight.gov.uk
35. West Wight Strategy
The study extends from Blackgang to the
Needles and along the Island 's north-west coast to Old Castle Point, East
Cowes; estimated completion 2012.
Contact:
Peter
Marsden at the Isle of Wight Council
Further
information at
www.coastalwight.gov.uk
36. Western Solent Coastal Defence Strategy
The Strategy, which is being prepared by New
Forest District Council, extends from Calshot Spit to Hurst Spit. The study
has involved extensive discussions on habitat compensatory issues which are
being resolved. It will now follow the North Solent Shoreline SMP and is
estimated to be completed in 2011.
Contact:
Andrew Colenutt at New Forest District Council
Further information at
New Forest District Council
37. Christchurch Bay Strategy
This strategy will be led by New Forest
District Council in co-operation with Christchurch Borough Council.
It is due to be completed in 2012.
Contact:
Steve
Cook at New Forest District Council
38. Poole Bay & Harbour Strategy
The study covers the coastline between
Hengistbury Head and Durlston Head and includes the coastline of Poole
Harbour and the islands within it. The study commenced July 2010, led by the
EA with technical input from Bournemouth, Poole and Purbeck Councils.
Contact:
Matt Boon at the Environment Agency
Further information at
www.environment-agency.gov.uk
39. Weymouth Bay and Portland Harbour -
proposed strategy
A Strategy for Weymouth Bay and Portland
Harbour is under consideration with a view to commencement in 2010 and
completion in 2012.
40. Lyme Bay (Portland Bill to Beer Head) -
proposed strategy
A proposed Strategy for this frontage is under
consideration with a view to
commencement
in 2010 and completion in 2012.
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Vice-chairperson:
to be elected at the December 2011 meeting
