Case study:Bullhead Dock and Bellamy’s Wharf - Rotherhithe
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Project overview
Status | Complete |
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Themes | Economic aspects, Flood risk management, Habitat and biodiversity |
Country | England |
Main contact forename | Joanna |
Main contact surname | Heisse |
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Project summary
Aim of scheme:
- enhancement of tidal defences
- conservation enhancements
- recreation provision
Work undertaken:
- cleaning up of existing foreshore
- creation of new shingle beach
- attachment of horizontal and vertical timbers to promote algal growth
- reed planting in Bullhead dock
- reducing size of jetty increasing direct light to the foreshore The site is adjacent to the River Thames in Rotherhithe. Bellamys Wharf and Bullhead Dock were a sand and gravel unloading facility with a high jetty.
The initial proposal was to infill both docks, however only a small encroachment was allowed to enable the rebuilding of a new river wall at the other dock.
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