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 ...

Formerly famous for its red and white lighthouse, Happisburgh is today better known as the pretty clifftop village that is crumbling into the sea. Hayes-buh-ruh, as it’s properly pronounced ...

"I'm reminded of the problem every day. It focuses my mind and I am setting up an action group to defend Happisburgh. We can't just let it fall in the sea," she says. Bryony Nierop-Reading's ...

a 15-year-old from Happisburgh, a historic village that’s slowly crumbling into the sea, tells Teen Vogue. “It’s taken a huge chunk out of [the cliff].” A path that used to hug the ...

A beautiful UK seaside village could be lost to the sea within 25 years. Happisburgh on the Norfolk ... The village's 235-year-old lighthouse has the oldest working light in East Anglia, and ...

Happisburgh, Norfolk is a fairly ... and Britain’s only independently operated lighthouse. The entire lot might imminently fall into the sea, which would put it on the map just as it ...

Happisburgh's famous lighthouse, 15th century church and village pub could all soon be claimed by the North Sea if things don't change. Bryony Nierop-Reading, 78, whose Beach Road home is next in ...

She was nicknamed 'Granny Canute' for refusing to move as the sea gradually carved its way ... home as coastal erosion claims ever more of Happisburgh. Mrs Nierop-Reading moved to Happisburgh ...

Happisburgh Lighthouse was built in 1790 and stands at ... area too as well as good refreshments provided by Sarnies by the Sea." While a third said: "I would recommend the village to families." ...