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Lance Martin, 65, had to drag his one-bedroom home back another 40 metres in land while several of his neighbour's homes were demolished in Hemsby, Norfolk.
Katie Compton was been diagnosed with a very rare syndrome causing severe upper body disabilities. In her partner David’s words: “Our lives just stopped”
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The last remaining bungalow of a crumbling cliffside community was demolished yesterday after the council admitted they had lost their battle with coastal erosion.
Hemsby, around 15 miles east of Norwich and seven miles north of Great Yarmouth, is facing an uncertain future, with nearly 100 homes at risk of falling into the sea as the coastline erodes.