The residents in the nearby town of sea palling feel that Happisburgh does not need protection because it will cost a lot of money for the sea defenses. Furthermore, the …show more content…
The tourists that go to the tea room bring lots of money into the area and support this local business. Furthermore, the vicar of Happisburgh thinks that if the coast continues to disappear at a rate of 40-45 feet a year it could soon be under threat. The church is an old building worth protecting. Also, the farmer in Happisburgh says that the fields are being reduced by coastal erosion meaning they are losing their livestock meaning there will be no food. In the village. The local resident of Happisburgh believes that houses are at risk of crumbling into the sea and people are losing businesses and some people can’t afford to reopen the businesses anywhere