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Demolition of clifftop home threatened by coastal erosion under way

Demolition of clifftop home threatened by coastal erosion gets under way

The demolition of a clifftop home that was at risk of being lost to the sea has begun after “critical safety levels” were reached. Jean Flick, 88, had lived at the seaside property in Thorpeness, Suffolk, for 25 years and is now understood to be ...

28 Oct 2025 at 17:21

Demolition of fourth clifftop home at risk of falling into the sea begins

The demolition of a fourth clifftop home in a Suffolk seaside village has begun as a council warned there are “no viable long-term solutions to stop the erosion”. Two homes in Thorpeness were demolished last year following coastal erosion and ...

13 Jan 2026 at 11:54

Demolition of six more homes begins in erosion-hit seaside village

The demolition of six more homes has begun in an erosion-hit seaside village after “critical safety levels” were reached. East Suffolk Council said that 10 properties in Thorpeness will have been demolished since October last year after the ...

30 Jan 2026 at 14:26

Aerial images show demolition of fourth clifftop home amid coastal erosion

Aerial images show the demolition of a fourth clifftop home in a seaside village, with rock defences failing to protect the property from coastal erosion. TV producer Lucy Ansbro said it was “too painful” to speak about the loss of her ...

15 Jan 2026 at 11:43

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