Beach steps cut off by the rising tide
A row's broken out on the Norfolk coast over a set of steps down to the beach. The council says the stairs at Happisburgh are not safe.
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Demolition begins of erosion-risk homes
Nine houses at risk of coastal erosion in Beach Road, Happisburgh, are being demolished before their homes are lost to the sea.
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Demolition work starts on threatened homes
Demolition work starts today on a row of houses under threat from coastal erosion in Norfolk.
Nine of the twelve homes affected in Happisburgh have been bought by the council and are being replaced further inland.
The remaining homes will stay.
The redundant RNLI and Coastguard buildings will be demolished too.
Houses threatened by coastal erosion to be demolished
Demolition work will start in Norfolk next week on nine houses before they fall into the sea.
The homes in Happisburgh were bought last year under a council scheme.
Meanwhile, the Environment Agency has published online maps showing how people living on the coast could be affected by erosion in the future. Watch Olivia Paterson's report
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