Help Save Happisburgh

The wooden sea defences built in the late '50s at Happisburgh, North Norfolk have been failing over the last few years, and large chunks of the sandy cliffs are regularly falling into the sea. Homes and businesses are at imminent risk.

Starting in February , limited works are being carried out by North Norfolk District Council to build on the emergency works carried out in 2002 - this is a temporary measure designed to buy time while a more sustainable solution to the situation is sought.

The next few weeks presents a unique opportunity to make a real difference to the protection of Happisburgh's cliffs - by donating to Coastal Concern Ltd's Buy a Rock for Happisburgh appeal, all monies raised will be added to the amount commited by NNDC to put more rock on the beach at Happisburgh.