Welney Wash
Published: 31/12/05 By: admin
Welney Wash, the United Kingdoms largest man-made flood storage area, was originally constructed by the Dutch engineer Sir Cornelius Vermuyden during the 1630s.
Published: 31/12/05 By: admin
Welney Wash, the United Kingdoms largest man-made flood storage area, was originally constructed by the Dutch engineer Sir Cornelius Vermuyden during the 1630s.
Published: 31/12/03 By: admin
To contain land contaminated with Japanese Knotweed that threatened the foundations of two new stadium developments.
Published: 31/12/00 By: admin
The Environment Agency completed the £1.1 million Wells and Burnham Overy Staithe Tidal Defence Scheme in 2001. Much of the work involved the installation of 12,000 m² of Armorflex concrete revetment blocks on the Wells West Bank, which runs from the north of the town to the Lifeboat Station.
Published: 29/06/94 By: admin
To sustainably repair breaches to the Little Ouse’s course in order to protect a valuable nesting habitat and create feeding scrapes.
Published: 30/09/92 By: admin
Sovereign Harbour is a £40m development transforming 14ha. of old gravel pits into an outer tidal harbour with locks into a constant depth inner harbour. The complete facility provides berths for 650 craft, a hotel, various leisure and retail outlets, together with a prestigious housing development.
