Then spare a thought for the men scaling the 85ft (25m) Happisburgh Lighthouse, armed with rollers and more than 300 litres of red and white masonry paint. The stripy Norfolk landmark - said to be ...

Happisburgh lighthouse, based on the Norfolk coastline between Cromer and ... The Princess has been long connected with lighthouses around the UK. She has been being patron of the Northern ...

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.

Preparation work to give the only independent lighthouse in the UK a new lick of paint has begun. Happisburgh Lighthouse in Norfolk was last repainted in 1998, but the sea winds have taken their toll.

A SEASIDE village in the UK is home to one of the oldest working lighthouses in the county - as well as a beautiful, quiet beach. The picturesque village of Happisburgh sits on the Norfolk Coast ...

Happisburgh was saved as a working lighthouse by the local community in 1990. It is the only independently operated working lighthouse in the UK. MORE: What are the 25 icons of Norfolk?

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 is the oldest working lighthouse in East Anglia and the UK’s only independently run lighthouse. Built in 1790, 2020 marks 30 years since the lighthouse became independent.

The UK's coastline is beautiful at ... there is one place that fits the bill perfectly. Happisburgh, a picturesque village, sits right on the Norfolk Coast. It might not be one of Norfolk's ...

Then spare a thought for the men scaling the 85ft (25m) Happisburgh Lighthouse, armed with rollers and more than 300 litres of red and white masonry paint. The stripy Norfolk landmark - said to be ...