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Save Our Sea Wall

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Dave peters
5 years ago

A lovely village

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Nanna and Pappa Head
5 years ago

Good cause

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Karen Ruffell
5 years ago

A beautiful site that needs preserving.

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Joanna Stone
5 years ago

This is a beautiful area to walk along. Please do what you can to preserve it.

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Charlie Thorn
5 years ago

Urgent dont let the Saxon pathway become eroded away.

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Ria Smith
5 years ago Featured

The Brickfields are integral to the village - as one of the Scout Group leaders, we often visit with the young members for them to enjoy the wildlife and have an adventure

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David Aspley
5 years ago

Every day the cliffs at Eastchurch topple into the sea occasionally with houses on them. No one cares

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Yvonne Giles
5 years ago

Needs to be addressed.

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Susan Boorman
5 years ago

Surely it is more logical and cost effective to maintain and repair an existing sea wall thereby protecting the Saxon Shore Way and the local habitat.

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Carol Downey
5 years ago

I support this, it really to be sorted and soon. The brick fields need to be protected.

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Claire Johnson
5 years ago

Beautiful untouched area with a lot of history

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Richard Bridge
5 years ago Featured

The brickyard was special to my late wife Jacqui Walker, and very much to her black Labrador cross, Pippin.

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Amanda Lane
5 years ago Featured

This really needs to be sorted. This is protecting a precious nature reserve, and a popular route for walkers, as well as providing vehicular access for maintenance vehicles.

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Anthony petty
5 years ago

It will be tragic if this is allowed to happen, who is responsible for the upkeep of the Saxon Shoreway?

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Sally Floyd
5 years ago

Grew up in Lower Halstow and spent most of my days enjoying the area. The sea wall needs to be maintained for the protection of all.

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Richard Gransden
5 years ago

A very important issue that needs to be addressed.

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Keith Jacobs
5 years ago

The sooner the better

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Karen thorpe
5 years ago

A valuable habitat for rare bees as well as an important flood defence

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Glenn Harris
5 years ago

I grew up and lived in upchurch and used that a walk way for many years to get to lower

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Peter Robinson
5 years ago

Seawall Will be breached sooner if the bottle diggers don't stop.