Happisburgh, located in England's Norfolk county, has been crumbling into the sea. Coastal erosion has plagued the village for decades, and could be worsened by increasing storms. Million-year-old ...

Happisburgh lighthouse, saved from the brink of rack and ruin in 1990 with help from her late Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, has been given a new lease of life with a new royal patron.

A quaint coastal cottage with views of the famous Happisburgh Lighthouse is set to go up for sale through the modern method of auction at a guide price of £125,000. Located on Beach Road in ...

They can be seen during sunrise and sunset as this is when the contrast ... looking towards Happisburgh Lighthouse and Church Bands of white light in Histon, Cambridgeshire, photographed by ...

A two-week project to repaint Happisburgh Lighthouse has been completed. Three hundred litres of paint was required to redecorate the Norfolk landmark, which has been in use since 1791.

Despite its tiny size, there are some huge highlights, including its fascinating history, ever-changing coastline and having the country's only independently operated lighthouse. Happisburgh ...

The only independent working lighthouse in the UK has a new royal patron. The Princess Royal has become patron of the Friends of Happisburgh Lighthouse for a three-year term. The Queen Mother marked ...

Recently, there have been those who might want to hang the Big Society label around the necks of the lighthouse men and women. The people in Happisburgh have little time for this and show scant ...

The humble lighthouse has been performing a vital task for centuries, but now there is just one independently operated in the UK – Happisburgh Lighthouse. Pretty cool hey? Having been in ...

Happisburgh Lighthouse dates back to 1791. Credit: ITV Anglia. Happisburgh Lighthouse on the North Norfolk Coast has reopened to visitors after a refurbishment. Dating back to 1791 the attraction ...