Why Norfolk is the frontline of the UK's battle with climate change
Entire East Anglian villages could be lost by 2050 – bolder environmental action is desperately needed from the government.
Happisburgh is falling into the sea.
In recent decades, this small coastal village in north Norfolk (pronounced hayes-bruh) has become best known for devastating coastal erosion. Thanks to ruthless tidal conditions, the North Sea has swallowed up dozens of houses, with clifftops crumbling on…
