Blackpool Council commissioned the design and subsequently construction of new coastal defences to replace the existing structures that were 100 years old and at the end of their serviceable life.

This £26 million, multi-award winning project on the seafront at Cleveleys comprised construction of nearly 2 kilometres of new coastal defences, together with associated environmental improvements.

This is the second phase of works to refurbish the existing sea defences and will close the 2.2 kilometres gap between the phase one works and the previously upgraded defences at St Mary's Bay

The Stallingborough Sea Defences project is located along the flood defence frontage on the South bank of the Humber Estuary on the North Lincolnshire Coast

The scheme gives a major boost to tourism by upgrading the resort's 2.2 kilometres long revetment and sea wall, and reconstructing the promenade to give a fresh new look

Morecambe Coast Protection Scheme consists of the placement of 300,000 tonnes of rock armour protection to the existing sea wall, construction of two rock breakwaters, one incorporating a platform for anglers, reconstruction of the promenade and beach replenishment works.