Mud hip deep in Nelson home 'heartbreaking' for young family
Residents of some Nelson homes that were threatened by landslides have now been able to return to their properties after they were deemed safe.
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Residents of some Nelson homes that were threatened by landslides have now been able to return to their properties after they were deemed safe.
Dec 11, 2020 Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up L'Ancresse anti-tank wall. (Picture by Peter Frankland, 29004972) The figure falls a long way short of that predicted by Environment & Infrastructure, which had said that in a worst case scenario taxpayers could end up having to pay £11m. E&I wanted to demolish 130 metres of the eastern wall and turn the area into sand dunes. But the wall won a reprieve after Deputy Al Brouard successfully motioned to set aside £200,000 for maintenance over a decade. The new repair estimates were included in a fresh report prepared for the Vale Commons...