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Published:
6:00 AM February 21, 2021
Damage to the temporary defences, which had been installed to slow erosion and help support the vulnerable cliffs to the south of Pakefield, at Arbor Lane, after the recent bad weather. Picture: Mick Howes
- Credit: Mick Howes
A new project is set to assess future options and possible longer-term protection to coastal defences.
It comes as temporary defences installed to slow erosion and help support the vulnerable cliffs to the south of Pakefield, in Lowestoft, have held well despite being battered by bad weather recently.
The temporary defences installed to slow erosion and help support the vulnerable cliffs to the south of Pakefield, at Arbor Lane, after the recent bad weather. Picture: Mick Howes
Published:
9:24 AM January 20, 2021
The fencing and warning signs installed at the base of the cliff and beach south of Arbor Lane in Pakefield. Picture: Mick Howes
- Credit: Mick Howes
New fencing and warning signs have been installed close to temporary flood defences.
It comes after people had been spotted dangerously clambering over and fishing from the defences in south Lowestoft in recent weeks.
The fencing and warning signs installed at the base of the cliff and beach south of Arbor Lane in Pakefield. Picture: Mick Howes
- Credit: Mick Howes
A scheme of emergency maintenance work had been completed before Christmas as part of temporary protection to the base of eroding cliffs in Pakefield.