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Coastal Erosion

The ongoing erosion that has forced Corton Promenade closure. Image: East Suffolk Council
Coastal Erosion

Rock star from chart-topping band fighting to save parents’ home from erosion

East Suffolk Council is set to host a drop-in event for Corton locals concerned about coastal erosion and the closure of a popular seafront walkway East Suffolk Council is set to host a drop-in event for Corton locals concerned about coastal erosion and the closure of a popular seafront walkway
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Locals invited to quiz council over damaged coastal path and closed promenade

Looking towards Hopton from Corton Cliffs. Picture: Newsquest Looking towards Hopton from Corton Cliffs. Picture: Newsquest
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Damaged coastal path and promenade remains closed

The landowner is bidding to replace the properties with 'flat-pack' homes, the plans of which are pictured above. Image: Easton Bavents Ltd The landowner is bidding to replace the properties with 'flat-pack' homes, the plans of which are pictured above. Image: Easton Bavents Ltd
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New 'demountable' homes could get go-ahead for erosion-hit coast

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