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Villager claims PLANTS could help slow the advance of coastal erosion

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Bryony Nierop-Reading's Happisburgh home is once again under threat due to further erosion in mere months.

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Villager claims PLANTS could help slow the advance of coastal erosion

Bryony Nierop-Reading's Happisburgh home is once again under threat due to further erosion in mere months.

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North Norfolk News broke the news in 3 months ago on Tuesday, December 10, 2024.

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Villager claims PLANTS could help slow the advance of coastal erosion

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Villager claims PLANTS could help slow the advance of coastal erosion

Villager claims PLANTS could help slow the advance of coastal erosion

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