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The UK village where anxious residents wait for homes to collapse into the sea

EXCLUSIVE: This stunning village draws in visitors and new residents due to its tranquillity - but those setting up home to enjoy coastal views are warned of a very real risk of their properties being lost to the North Sea.

North seaOceans generalOceansEast ridingEast riding of yorkshireUnited kingdomYorkshireNorth yorkshireHornseaBridlingtonSkipseaJudy willmottDepartment for environmentRural affairsExpressRiding coastal change fund

North Norfolk council set to buy homes at risk of erosion

Homeowners who face losing their properties to coastal erosion could see their houses bought from them for at least £100k by the local authority.

HappisburghNorfolkUnited kingdomYorkshireNorth yorkshireRob goodliffeMalcolm kerbyMike pageNorfolk district councilCoastal transition accelerator programmeEastern dailyEnvironment agencyHappisburgh coastal concern action groupRiding of yorkshire councilNorth norfolk district councilDaily press

Future of Floods | Change of approach to resilience spending starts to bear fruit

Rewind to the summer of 2007: extreme rainfall in late June and late July led to severe flooding from the Home Counties to Yorkshire and across from the

East ridingEast riding of yorkshireUnited kingdomWest yorkshireUnited kingdom generalYorkshireNorth yorkshireCharlotte markeyJulie foleyCoastal transition accelerator programmeSussex county councilCoastal resilience innovation fundEnvironment agencyM coastal transition accelerator programmeM adaptation pathways programmeAdaptation pathways programme

Climate change: Rising sea levels threaten 200,000 England properties

A report indicates that lots of houses in England could be lost to flooding in the coming decades.

United kingdomLondonCity ofYorkshireNorth yorkshirePaul sayersMalcolm kirbyHappisburgh mark doddsBoris johnsonBryony nieropClive stocktonCoastal transition accelerator programmeIt the save happisburgh action groupHappisburgh coastal action groupMark doddsSouth west

Going Under: 200,000 homes and businesses at risk of rising sea levels

New study identifies 20 local authorities across England where thousands of properties could be lost to the sea by 2050

LincolnshireUnited kingdomDoverKentYorkshireNorth yorkshireEastbourneEast sussexDawlishDevonPaul sayersJim hallCoastal transition accelerator programmeUniversity of oxfordClimate change committeeTyndall centre at university of east anglia

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