SAVE MINSTER MARSHES
The latest SeaLink consultation closed on 11th August but the fight goes on - join up
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The latest SeaLink consultation closed on 11th August but the fight goes on - join up 〰️
Save Minster Marshes
National Grid propose to build a huge electricity converter station 28 metres high and covering 90,000 square metres (9 hectares) on Minster Marshes adjacent to a protected SSSI wildlife site. The cable will come onshore through Pegwell Bay nature reserve.
Minster Marshes is a safe haven off shore and close to the coast for wading birds and a number of mammals. They depend on the river and environment that the marshes provide which are rare and unique.
Thanet is the most heavily populated area in East Kent, this is the final frontier for many species. Click here to Take Action.
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Please help us to Save Minster Marshes and its threatened wildlife.
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National Grid Timeline
The Public Consultation ended on 18th Dec 2023. However postal responses will be accepted addressed to Freepost Sea Link (no stamp or address required) until 11.59pm on 2nd Jan 2024.
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National Grid Substation
Converter station and substation in wrong location on SSSI and Higher Level Environmental sites - brownfield sites must be considered. Converter station will be 100ft tall and covert 7 hectares of prime arable land.
Could a offshore grid be the answer which would require less infrastructure onshore
Cables should be buried to minimise impact East Atlantic Flyway nominated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
The East Atlantic Flyway, an important region for migratory birds, is one of seven sites to be put forward by the UK Government for UNESCO World Heritage status
