Bryony Nierop-Reading has already lost one home to the sea but says she is staying put.

A developer is answering questions about the impact of underground cables at a series of events.

Fans of the building, bought 50 years ago for £20,000, are told to expect a "big surprise".

Briony Nierop-Reading, who lost her previous home, says she has never seen such bad June weather.

The Environment Agency says 26 groynes along the Norfolk coast are "not fit for purpose".

Homes and businesses risk being affected by worsening erosion, the group says.

Access to Happisburgh beach is restricted after storms and heavy rain causes damage to an access ramp.

In the past 20 years, more than 30 homes have been lost in the village to coastal erosion.