Whitehaven Harbour repair work begins
Work us beginning to repair storm damage to Whitehaven Harbour. The structure, part of which is an ancient monument, was badly damaged by huge waves and winds of up to 100 miles per hour in December.
Repair works begin at Whitehaven Harbour
Urgent repairs have begun to a Whitehaven Harbour, which was battered by storms.
More than three hundred thousand pounds is going to be spent to restore the structure, parts of which are nearly 400 years old.
Hannah McNulty has more.
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