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Background - Balfour Beatty Living Places on behalf of their client Herefordshire Council
The River Teme rises in mid-wales before it crosses the border into Herefordshire close to the village of Leintwardine and then continues its course down to Ludlow in Shropshire and beyond before joining the River Severn just south of Worcester. It is designated in its entirety as a SSSI and the soils are mostly freely draining gravelly flood plains.
Over recent years and continued flood events the course of the River Teme has evolved dramatically, particularly at the subject area of Leintwardine. There is significant erosion occurring to the embankments which need to worked upon to ensure this does not start causing an impact on the carriageway.
Drawings provided are pre-liminary drawings at this stage for EOI only. Final drawings will be released with the RFQ in due course.
If interested, please contact Elisabeth Wyllie: …@balfourbeatty.com
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