Cleveleys Sea Defence Works
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Welcome to the home page of Cleveleys Sea Defence Works

This website details the sea defence and promenade improvement works currently being carried out at Cleveleys, a small seaside resort to the  north of Blackpool in Lancashire. The work are being constructed by Birse Coastal in partnership with Wyre Borough Council with finance provided by Defra, the North West Development Agency and the Council.

The first two phases of the works have now been completed over a length of approximately 750m. Finance has been provided for a third phase to be constructed immediately south of the new development. Site investigation works are currently underway, with construction expected to commence in late summer.

Phase 4 of the works begin
Piling works on Cleveleys beach

 

 

Work on the latest phase of the Cleveleys sea defence and promenade improvement works began this week when the first of the sheet steel toe piles were driven into the beach.

 

Phase 4 of the works was originally planned to begin in 2012 but was brought forward following the success of the earlier phases which have been well received by the public and have been awarded a number of construction industry accolades.

 

While initial works have begun on the beach, production of the precast concrete units that will make up the main part of the new phase of works has continued at the Thornton precast yard.


The main construction works are expected to commence in late summer after analysis of site investigation data has been undertaken. Construction is expected to continue until summer 2009.

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This site was last updated 11-May-2008