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Hemsby's erosion crisis continues after government snub

Campaigners have condemned the government for either late or no replies to letters asking for sea defences in Hemsby.

The winners and losers in coastal Britain's battle against the sea

It was the night of 24 November 2023. The first thing he heard, as he lay rigid with anxiety in his seaside home in Norfolk, was a ‘ringing sound’ that he worked out was a section of the concrete road between his house and the cliff edge being snapped off – followed by ‘an extraordinary sound like a schluuuup’.

Britain's coastal erosion battle and the villages left without sea defences

Ever more houses are being washed away as a result of erosion – but are stronger defences the answer and what can the homeowners do?

Herald: SAND EROSION and vanishing SAND DUNES

Storm erosion sees road collapse into sea at Hemsby, Norfolk

Up to 30m of road along what is known as The Marrams collapsed following stormy weather, affecting dunes on the Hemsby Gap, creating what emergency

Home demolished on Norfolk's crumbling coastline as village loses out on coastal defence funding

The demolition, the sixth this year, took place on 28 October on the coastal stretch known as The Marrams to prevent the home from collapsing into the

Coastal News Today | UK - How £548M worth of property could be lost to coastal erosion by 2100 and the solutions to manage it

Environment Agency data and regional Shoreline Management Plans have revealed £548M worth of property is at risk of succumbing to coastal erosion by 2100.

How £548M worth of property could be lost to coastal erosion by 2100 and the solutions to manage it

The news follows on from the impact of coastal erosion making front page news in March when residents of Hemsby in Norfolk lost properties to rapid

Dorset coastline could lose 37 homes worth £9million due to erosion

Durlston Bay near Swanage is predicted to lose millions of pounds due to cliffs giving way in the future.

Dorset coastline could lose 37 homes worth £9million due to erosion | Bridport and Lyme Regis News

Durlston Bay near Swanage is predicted to lose millions of pounds due to cliffs giving way in the future.