Reporting damage at the coast

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Cornwall's extensive and beautiful coastline is one of our greatest assets but it can also be a challenge to maintain. As the Coast Protection Authority and Lead Local Flood Authority for Cornwall, Cornwall Council has an important role to play in the management and maintenance of coastal structures, including coastal heritage structures. Many of the these protect communities from sea flooding and coastal erosion, as well as forming key parts of the community's identity. Structures, or assets, can include sea walls, embankments, saltmarshes, beach structures and more. The public are a key tool to help us manage these, so that everyone can enjoy the coast safely and without increasing risks of flooding or erosion.

Reporting

If you notice damage or issues with a coastal structure, you can report it to us here, using our interactive map. The more information you can give us about the location and the nature of the damage, the easier it will be for us to resolve the issue.

Please do not complete this form if the damage you have seen is a danger to the public. Call Cornwall Council's 24hr helpline: 0300 1234 222.

Not all issues spotted near the coast will be coastal structures that are the responsibility of the Coast Protection Authority. If your issue is about:

A footpath or public right of way you can report it here.

A heritage asset you can report it here.

An issue with a road or pavement report it here.

A public toilet report it here.

You can find out more about Cornwall's work and responsibilities on the coast on our website.


Cornwall's extensive and beautiful coastline is one of our greatest assets but it can also be a challenge to maintain. As the Coast Protection Authority and Lead Local Flood Authority for Cornwall, Cornwall Council has an important role to play in the management and maintenance of coastal structures, including coastal heritage structures. Many of the these protect communities from sea flooding and coastal erosion, as well as forming key parts of the community's identity. Structures, or assets, can include sea walls, embankments, saltmarshes, beach structures and more. The public are a key tool to help us manage these, so that everyone can enjoy the coast safely and without increasing risks of flooding or erosion.

Reporting

If you notice damage or issues with a coastal structure, you can report it to us here, using our interactive map. The more information you can give us about the location and the nature of the damage, the easier it will be for us to resolve the issue.

Please do not complete this form if the damage you have seen is a danger to the public. Call Cornwall Council's 24hr helpline: 0300 1234 222.

Not all issues spotted near the coast will be coastal structures that are the responsibility of the Coast Protection Authority. If your issue is about:

A footpath or public right of way you can report it here.

A heritage asset you can report it here.

An issue with a road or pavement report it here.

A public toilet report it here.

You can find out more about Cornwall's work and responsibilities on the coast on our website.


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Report damage to a coastal structure

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Please use this map to report damage to coastal structures in Cornwall. Please note your responses, including photos, will be shared on the map as well as within the Council and it's partners where necessary to resolve the issue.

Click the + button to add a pin to the map.

You will need to be logged in or register for an account before using this tool.

Please do not complete this form if the damage you have seen is a danger to the public. Call Cornwall Council's 24hr helpline: 0300 1234 222 or if there is an immediate risk to life dial 999.

Page last updated: 27 Mar 2024, 10:45 AM