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Home›Dredging›UK: Faversham Creek Dredging Set to Start
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June 28, 2012 · about 14 years ago

UK: Faversham Creek Dredging Set to Start

Divers have spent the week installing an automatic control system on Faversham Creek’s sluice gates, reports thisiskent.co.uk. The three-week operation will allow more water to be retained in the basin behind the bridge. The dive team has also been clearing tons of rubbish. “Leaks in the gates have

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Divers have spent the week installing an automatic control system on Faversham Creek’s sluice gates, reports thisiskent.co.uk.

The three-week operation will allow more water to be retained in the basin behind the bridge.

The dive team has also been clearing tons of rubbish.

“ Leaks in the gates have been sealed and that means there will be much more water in the basin .” said S wale Councillor Mike Cosgrove, chairman of the Faversham Creek Collective .

Medway Ports Authority will be dredging near the gates and removing more rubbish.

The new system will provide a much better outlook and water will flow into the creek more efficiently.

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Dredging Today Staff, June 28, 2012; Image: faversham.org

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