shame on the people that own the land and not helping
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sarah heales
12 years ago
please save our beautiful coastline
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kate Parker
12 years ago
Help local people now
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Kay Howard
12 years ago
Please save this stretch of coastline, protect local families and businesses, and ensure this little gem on the Norfolk Coast can be saved for our generation and future generations.
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Debbie henderson
12 years ago
Please save hemsby coastline and my thoughts go out to the families that have lost there homes
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john walmsley
12 years ago
Stopping the dredging off the coast would help !
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Laura Giles
12 years ago
Something need to be done now!
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Di Harrington
12 years ago
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Jackie Taylor
12 years ago
So heart breaking to see this disaster the government should payout to help these people so near Christmas aswell
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Joyce Pierce Griffiths
12 years ago
have had many holidays in norfolk
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Richard Newman
12 years ago
Please people sign. Anything that can be done to save Hemsby's coastline will be invaluable and our signatures could make something happen
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glenn townsend
12 years ago
the authorties need to take action to save our coastline regardless of the owner
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Derek Jarmin
12 years ago
save our historic coastline
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Susan Butler
12 years ago
If we do not look after our own people, why oh why are we helping every other country and their residents
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ann barrett
12 years ago
must save the beach so sorry for the families that have lost thier homes
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shaun nelson
12 years ago
this needs something done else this whole village will be in the sea. then it wont be just hemsby it will be scratby caistor hopton yarmouth and surrounding villages whats linked to the coast.
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Mrs Noon
12 years ago
a tragedy like this is dreadful at any time of the year .. Please save our coastlines .. save peoples homes
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Pat & Norma Gowen
12 years ago
Whilst Holland has full coastal Flood defences the UK has instituted the 'Managed Retreat' policy which means failing to maintain the flood defences along many parts of our inhabited vulnerable coastline and permits offshore dredging of hundreds of millions of tonnes offshore to cause lhe loss of our beaches and dunes.
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Mark Browning
12 years ago
Please ensure everything possible is made available to protect the coastline and all those who live there
help the local people and coastline
shame on the people that own the land and not helping
please save our beautiful coastline
Help local people now
Please save this stretch of coastline, protect local families and businesses, and ensure this little gem on the Norfolk Coast can be saved for our generation and future generations.
Please save hemsby coastline and my thoughts go out to the families that have lost there homes
Stopping the dredging off the coast would help !
Something need to be done now!
X
So heart breaking to see this disaster the government should payout to help these people so near Christmas aswell
have had many holidays in norfolk
Please people sign. Anything that can be done to save Hemsby's coastline will be invaluable and our signatures could make something happen
the authorties need to take action to save our coastline regardless of the owner
save our historic coastline
If we do not look after our own people, why oh why are we helping every other country and their residents
must save the beach so sorry for the families that have lost thier homes
this needs something done else this whole village will be in the sea. then it wont be just hemsby it will be scratby caistor hopton yarmouth and surrounding villages whats linked to the coast.
a tragedy like this is dreadful at any time of the year .. Please save our coastlines .. save peoples homes
Whilst Holland has full coastal Flood defences the UK has instituted the 'Managed Retreat' policy which means failing to maintain the flood defences along many parts of our inhabited vulnerable coastline and permits offshore dredging of hundreds of millions of tonnes offshore to cause lhe loss of our beaches and dunes.
Please ensure everything possible is made available to protect the coastline and all those who live there