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The system was developed by the Environmental Protection Group (EPG) and is designed to “measure, understand, predict and act on” surface water, rain fall

It is the culmination of two years of work by experts from English Heritage to the fragile structure

Entries are now open for the contest and three firms will be shortlisted and be given the chance to pitch their innovation live to the judges and other

From Tintagel in Cornwall to the remote Orkney isles, heritage experts are battling to preserve the UK’s historic sites from coastal erosion

WORK has started on the latest stage of a project to save one of Hampshires oldest treasures - part of which collapsed last year.

TWO Hampshire attractions have been identified as being among the six most vulnerable coastal castles owned by English Heritage.

Tintagel Castle is one of several sites at risk of collapsing into the sea without urgent work to protect them from climate change.

Tintagel Castle - a Cornish fortification made famous for being the location of King Arthurs conception - is at risk of collapsing into the sea due to rising sea levels increasing the pace of coastal erosion.

Rising sea levels are threatening ancient castles and forts at an accelerating rate, says English Heritage.

English Heritage has launched a multimillion pound fundraising appeal in a desperate bid to protect six of the countrys most at risk castles and forts which are vulnerable to coastal erosion