Find out more about Hunstanton Cliffs and how coastal erosion is affecting them
Anyone with an interest in Hunstanton Cliffs is invited to come along to a special drop-in session at Hunstanton Town Hall next Thursday.
The Environment Agency and West Norfolk council have been studying the causes and effects of erosion on the cliffs.
The drop-in session, which takes place between 2pm and 7pm, has been organised to give people an opportunity to find out more about the work.
EA project manager Nigel Woonton said: 'We are currently undertaking a management review of the eastern coastline of The Wash between Hunstanton Cliffs and Wolferton Creek.
'The review will identify a range of options to reduce cliff erosion, and the likely costs and impacts of these options.
'The review will also consider the long-term implications of cliff erosion.
'To be sure we base our review on the best available information, we are using the latest laser technology to improve our monitoring of the cliffs.
Most Read
- 1 Two Norfolk seaside hotels named among the best in Britain
- 2 PICTURES: The best-dressed punters at Fakenham Ladies Day
- 3 Breakup and burglary! Couple's chaos after £101m win on Euromillions
- 4 Michael McIntyre and Robert Rinder spotted at Carrow Road
- 5 City councillor investigated after Facebook golliwog post complaint
- 6 Norfolk police officer goes on the run to win £100,000 on Hunted
- 7 Fly-tipping mattresses costs mother and son over £1,000
- 8 Can you answer these 10 GCSE questions designed for 16-year-olds?
- 9 Eleventh McDonald's drive-thru could be set for Norwich
- 10 Greyhound saved from euthanasia among five dogs looking for homes
'This drop-in session is a chance for people to come and talk to us, find out about what we are currently doing and get involved in future decisions as the review continues.'
