Dorset Coast Forum Find out Who We AreView our Current Projects Dorset Coast Forum – Organisations working together with communities to protect, enhance and promote our coast and surrounding seas. News & Events The Great Gale 1824 Exhibition Eventsread more DCF Conference 2024 – Tickets sold out! ENews, Eventsread more New Education Hub! ENews, Newsread more Explore our Current Projects Chesil Cove Curved Seawall16 September 2024 Future Studland14 June 2024 Charmouth Coastal Transition Accelerator Programme (CTAP)22 May 2024 Swanage Coastal Transition Accelerator Programme (CTAP)17 May 2024 Portland Underhill to Wyke Regis FCRM Project9 September 2023 Lyme Regis Cobb Stabilisation Scheme8 September 2023 Swanage Town Coastal Protection Scheme7 September 2023 Studland Bay Marine Partnership6 September 2023 Weymouth Harbour and Esplanade FCERM Scheme5 September 2023 Swanage Coastal Management Schemes4 September 2023 Swanage and Studland Bay Water SafetyΒ Partnership1 September 2023 Moors at Arne Coastal Change Project1 September 2023 Aquaculture13 August 2023 Have Your SayDorset Coast Have Your Say is an engagement website for people to share their views on Dorset Coast Forum projects and contribute towards the future of the Dorset Coast. Click here to find out more Dorset Coast Strategy This is the strategy for the whole of the Dorset Coast and for the members of Dorset Coast Forum StrategyToolkit Membership Apply for Membership Apply eNews News update Read Code of Conduct How to respect the coast Discover Follow us on Facebook #DorsetCoast #EnjoyTheCoast #RespectTheCoast #CoastalConnection #CoastalInovation #CoastalRecovery Comments Box SVG iconsUsed for the like, share, comment, and reaction iconsDorset Coast Forum is in England. 5 days ago The Great Gale exhibition has moved, and we are in Lyme Regis. Come visit the exhibition at the Jubilee Pavilion on Marine Parade until 5th November π ... See MoreSee Less Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email Dorset Coast Forum 6 days ago π Tomorrow the Great Gale exhibition travels to Lyme Regis! Pop along to take a look at the exhibition at the Jubilee Pavilion, Marine Parade Lyme Regis from Friday 1st to Tuesday 5th November.Find out more at π #GreatGale1824 #DorsetCoast #CoastalConnection ... See MoreSee Less What the Great Gale of 1824 taught us about extreme weatherwww.gov.ukNovember is the 200th anniversary of the Great Gale of 1824. It killed nearly 100 people and destroyed villages along the south coast of England. Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email Dorset Coast Forum 1 week ago π’ Important Update: Chesil Cove Curved Sea Wall Proposed Works Survey Deadline Extended! π’Good news! Weβve extended the deadline for the Chesil Cove Curved Sea Wall consultation. You now have more time to share your thoughts and feedback on this important project.π New Deadline: Monday 11th November 2024Your input is crucial in shaping the Outline Business Case. Donβt miss this opportunity to have your say! We have already updated parts of the process based on community feedback. Take part in the survey and tell us what you think. π https://dorsetcoasthaveyoursay.co.uk/chesil-cove-c…Thank you for your continued support and engagement! π#ChesilCove #dorsetcoast #FCERM #coastalcommunities #coastalinnovation #HaveYourSay ... See MoreSee Less Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email Load more
The Great Gale exhibition has moved, and we are in Lyme Regis. Come visit the exhibition at the Jubilee Pavilion on Marine Parade until 5th November π ... See MoreSee Less
π Tomorrow the Great Gale exhibition travels to Lyme Regis!
Pop along to take a look at the exhibition at the Jubilee Pavilion, Marine Parade Lyme Regis from Friday 1st to Tuesday 5th November.
Find out more at π
#GreatGale1824 #DorsetCoast #CoastalConnection ... See MoreSee Less
What the Great Gale of 1824 taught us about extreme weather
www.gov.uk
November is the 200th anniversary of the Great Gale of 1824. It killed nearly 100 people and destroyed villages along the south coast of England.π’ Important Update: Chesil Cove Curved Sea Wall Proposed Works Survey Deadline Extended! π’
Good news! Weβve extended the deadline for the Chesil Cove Curved Sea Wall consultation. You now have more time to share your thoughts and feedback on this important project.
π New Deadline: Monday 11th November 2024
Your input is crucial in shaping the Outline Business Case. Donβt miss this opportunity to have your say! We have already updated parts of the process based on community feedback. Take part in the survey and tell us what you think.
π https://dorsetcoasthaveyoursay.co.uk/chesil-cove-c…
Thank you for your continued support and engagement! π
#ChesilCove #dorsetcoast #FCERM #coastalcommunities #coastalinnovation #HaveYourSay ... See MoreSee Less