A difficult one, but yes, I would support an interim assisted managed retreat option to take the pressure off the nature reserve, for the next 30 or so years.
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Jason upton
5 years ago
I don't understand why the rocks didnt go al the way arround anyway. It needs doing. I would even put my self falward to help a cupple of days free of charge.
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Sharon Robinson
5 years ago
The cost of not maintaining and repairing this wall will be far higher in years to come. This area is a popular walk for many people and a haven for wildlife.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Worthy cause
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Tim Hanlon
5 years ago
The Saxon Shore Way is a wonderful path and should be protected along with the immediate area
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Barbara Graham
5 years ago
It would be sad to lose these precious facilities the village and wider community use through neglect and lack of maintenance . Please preserve our sea wall for everyone and future generations
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Robert Portman
5 years ago
The wall is eroding far too fast. This area is a wildlife haven and a human resource. We must do our best to save it.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Sea walls are a safety barrier that need to be secured for public safety. It is equally important in this area due to the historic and environmental significance of the site.
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Edward M
5 years ago
The brickfields must be protected. Without proper protection the lower lying land will also soon be at risk.
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Averil Thear
5 years ago
A lovely facility that needs protecting.
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Carina Jacobs
5 years ago
Well done for raising awareness. I suspect many are unaware of this issue.
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Chevaun Ellis
5 years ago
We love the brick fields it’s a lovely place for all the villagers to use and feel it would be a great shame if we weren’t to preserve the sea wall
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Jane Hinton
5 years ago
A precious site that needs protection.
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J Telford
5 years ago
Save the sea wall and the nightingales, cuckoos and other rare birds that use the Brickfield.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Also it will probably stop people's houses getting soggy, so a worthwhile investment of government funds.
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Steve Park
5 years ago
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I grew up in the village. The brickfields is a very special place and needs to be preserved for future generations of kids and adults alike to enjoy.
A difficult one, but yes, I would support an interim assisted managed retreat option to take the pressure off the nature reserve, for the next 30 or so years.
I don't understand why the rocks didnt go al the way arround anyway. It needs doing. I would even put my self falward to help a cupple of days free of charge.
The cost of not maintaining and repairing this wall will be far higher in years to come. This area is a popular walk for many people and a haven for wildlife.
Worthy cause
The Saxon Shore Way is a wonderful path and should be protected along with the immediate area
It would be sad to lose these precious facilities the village and wider community use through neglect and lack of maintenance . Please preserve our sea wall for everyone and future generations
The wall is eroding far too fast. This area is a wildlife haven and a human resource. We must do our best to save it.
Sea walls are a safety barrier that need to be secured for public safety. It is equally important in this area due to the historic and environmental significance of the site.
The brickfields must be protected. Without proper protection the lower lying land will also soon be at risk.
A lovely facility that needs protecting.
Well done for raising awareness. I suspect many are unaware of this issue.
We love the brick fields it’s a lovely place for all the villagers to use and feel it would be a great shame if we weren’t to preserve the sea wall
A precious site that needs protection.
Save the sea wall and the nightingales, cuckoos and other rare birds that use the Brickfield.
Also it will probably stop people's houses getting soggy, so a worthwhile investment of government funds.
I grew up in the village. The brickfields is a very special place and needs to be preserved for future generations of kids and adults alike to enjoy.