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Times Online (Free subscription) | 31/10/2008
Happisburgh may be pronounced “Hayesbrough”, but the name of this Arts and Crafts mansion which stands in ten acres on the east Norfolk coast, still seems to spell content for buyers. The house - which went on sale only last month - is now under offer at £1.1million. Kelling Hall, near Holt, north Norfolk, pictured far right, another house of the same date in the “butterfly” style, has also swiftly...
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Norfolk Blogger (Free subscription) | 15/09/2008
It is well known that due to climate change and global warming the coastline of the low lying east of England is at greater risk than ever from flooding. Any visitor to North Norfolk can go to Happisburgh and see the peril many householders feel as each year more and more of their parish falls in to the sea whist the government tell us that they do not have the necessary £30 million needed to protect...
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BBC News (Free subscription) | 12/09/2008
Images of Happisburgh, in Norfolk - part of which is under severe threat from coastal erosion.
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Red Orbit (Free subscription) | 19/08/2008
By Michael Savage Di Wrightson used to complain that a row of bungalows blocked the view of the sea from her home in the picturesque village of Happisburgh, pronounced "Haysbrough", on the north Norfolk coast. Now she says she wishes they were still there to block her view.
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The Independent (Free subscription) | 18/08/2008
Di Wrightson used to complain that a row of bungalows blocked the view of the sea from her home in the picturesque village of Happisburgh, pronounced "Haysbrough", on the north Norfolk coast. Now she says she wishes they were still there to block her view.
