]> 2026-04-09T05:24:26+00:00 Case study:Pagham Harbour Bypassing 500 en Approved Arun District Council Environment Agency Flood Defence Grant-in-Aid Yes No Yes 50.7658872,-0.74167880000005 Roger Arun District Council Spencer ,, Beach nourishment,,,, Beach nourishment 23779 Environment Agency, 63 Pagham.png Complete The bypassing of shingle beach material from the Church Norton spit onto Pagham Beach in West Sussex (Photo 1 and Map 1) was carried out in 2009 to quickly address the loss of beach sediment from parts of Pagham Beach onto frontages downdrift from which it could not be recycled. • Bypassing was seen as an 'adaptive management' intervention that accelerated the expected future natural sediment movement. • Implementation of bypassing was quicker and cheaper than for beach recharge. Pagham Harbour Bypassing pagham harbour bypassing http://www.therrc.co.uk/sites/default/files/projects/63_pagham.pdf Flood risk management Habitat and biodiversity Social benefits 2018-11-08T16:13:04Z 2458431.1757407 2018-11-08T16:15:40Z 2458431.1775463 Pagham Harbour Bypassing 500 [2,"smw_unitnotallowed","\u00a3"] Pagham Harbour Bypassing# ERR7c4821480ce616a602940635f30465e2