Happisburgh, which is on the Norfolk shore between Cromer and Great Yarmouth, has lost more than 250 metres of coastline ...

An 800,000 year old beach on the coast of Norfolk is at risk of vanishing into the sea amid accelerating coastal erosion.

Happisburgh, a popular coastal village in Great Britain, could disappear by 2050 due to coastal erosion, scientists warn.

A SEASIDE village in the UK is at risk of disappearing for good. Happisburgh in Norfolk is known for its archeological ...

Happisburgh, located in England's Norfolk county, has been crumbling into the sea. Coastal erosion has plagued the village for decades, and could be worsened by increasing storms. Million-year-old ...

During the last 20 years, 34 homes have crumbled into the water in Happisburgh because of coastal erosion. Nicola Bayless thinks her home could be the next. She says she is devastated that she ...

So what does this mean for people who live in places where coastal erosion is accelerating, or where it can no longer be stopped? At Happisburgh in north Norfolk for example, a section of old and ...

Bryony is one of the voices behind Save Happisburgh, a grassroots campaign advocating for better coastal defences to slow erosion. The group has been lobbying the government and local authorities ...

The Save Happisburgh campaign group was set up ... make sure people are protected so they are not made homeless by coastal erosion." Ms Greenwood said the group aimed to put community at the ...

Happisburgh Parish Council (HPC ... HPC has insisted the move is needed to address the creeping coastal erosion that would one day see the current facility, off Beach Road, fall into the ...

A new campaign group has been set up to combat and educate people about erosion affecting a small coastal village. The Save Happisburgh campaign group was set up by residents and business owners ...