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 ...

Happisburgh lighthouse, saved from the brink of rack and ruin in 1990 with help from her late Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, has been given a new lease of life with a new royal patron.

People can climb the 112 steps to the top of Happisburgh Lighthouse - but not quite like this Thinking of cracking on with some decorating this weekend but not quite relishing the task?

Happisburgh lighthouse can get a new lick of paint, nine years after its last one, thanks to nearly 4,500 visitors during its 2017 open days. The 14 open days from Easter to September saw a total ...

The only independent working lighthouse in the UK has a new royal patron. The Princess Royal has become patron of the Friends of Happisburgh Lighthouse for a three-year term. The Queen Mother marked ...

A two-week project to repaint Happisburgh Lighthouse has been completed. Three hundred litres of paint was required to redecorate the Norfolk landmark, which has been in use since 1791.

It's already a British TV regular and Happisburgh Lighthouse is set to be featured again. Free-to-air channel, More 4 will showcase the iconic building and one of the privately owned lighthouse ...

The 85-ft Happisburgh lighthouse has stood on the Norfolk coast since 1791. Credit: Sean Cockrell / ITV News Anglia A landmark lighthouse on the Norfolk coast at Happisburgh is being re-decorated ...

Despite its small size, the tiny village comes with some huge accolades including being home to the country's only independently operated lighthouse. Happisburgh Lighthouse was built in 1790 and ...

The humble lighthouse has been performing a vital task for centuries, but now there is just one independently operated in the UK – Happisburgh Lighthouse. Pretty cool hey? Having been in ...