Free-to-air channel, More 4 will showcase the iconic building and one of the privately owned lighthouse cottages in episode three of Phil Spencer's History of Britain in 100 Homes, which will be ...

Happisburgh is a 40-minute drive from Norwich, and a two-hour from Cambridge. This tiny village isn't the only place in Norfolk that's been praised by holidaymakers in recent months.

Built in 1790 and standing 85ft tall, Happisburgh Lighthouse is the only independently run light in Great Britain. Once one of a pair guiding ships around the hazardous Haisborough Sands, it ...

The red-and-white-striped Happisburgh Lighthouse, built in 1790, is the only independently run lighthouse in Great Britain. Happisburgh Lighthouse, Norfolk, 2021.

The stripy Norfolk landmark - said to be the oldest working lighthouse in East Anglia - opened in 1791. The £20,000 job is expected to take two weeks.