North Norfolk homes could be worst hit by rising sea levels
University of East Anglia researchers have said north Norfolk homes could be among the worst hit in the country by rising sea levels.
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University of East Anglia researchers have said north Norfolk homes could be among the worst hit in the country by rising sea levels.
Southern areas of England are most at risk by the 2050s, a study has said
Thousands of properties in Suffolk and Essex could be at risk from coastal flooding according to a new report looking at the impact of rise in sea levels.
Nearly 200,000 homes are at risk of being abandoned by the 2050s - and North Somerset and Sedgemoor top the list of affected areas.
Due to the climate crisis, within 30 years these properties will be too expensive to save, researcher says