There was a rockfall at West Bay yesterday. This video is courtesy of Marc Knapton. The cliff path remains closed. The beach is open but remember that rockfalls and landslips can happen at any time. If you are out on the coast, please stay safe by taking notice of warning signs and keep to existing paths. Stay away from the edge and the base of cliffs. The Jurassic Coast is a UNESCO World Heritage Site recognised for its outstanding rocks, fossils, and landforms. It is a 95-mile long stretch of

Low tide but plenty of water coming in to the harbour from the River Brit. Video by Neil Barnes, Bridport & West Bay Photographer. | West Bay Photography by Neil Barnes

Our work to stabilise the wall at West Bay harbour is proceeding well. We're installing 35 metres of steel sheet piling to the toe of the wall and filling in any holes that have opened up. We're still on track to ensure that the adjacent food and drink kiosks are able to open before the Easter holidays. | Dorset Council

If you've been to West Bay recently you will have noticed the large sediment and shingle build-up at the harbour's entrance - and the 80m crane we now have in place to remove this storm debris. The recent south-easterly storms have seen one of the largest amounts of debris washed up here. We've not seen this amount in the last two decades. A dredging exercise involving the crane and a one- ton grab, which has a maximum 40-metre reach, is now underway. And during next week’s spring tides, we'll b