For years, sand nourishment has been an important way to protect the Dutch coast against erosion and rising sea levels. But ...

RNLI lifeguards have returned to a popular East Sussex beach, the charity says. From 18 April to 18 May, lifeguards will be on duty every weekend and bank holiday from 10:00 to 18:00 BST on Camber ...

Right behind the dunes next to Camber Sands Beach in East Sussex, just an hour from central London and right in the heart of English wine country. Historic Rye is just a 10-minute drive away and ...

Discover the shocking impact of coastal erosion in the UK through this startling collection of before and after images. ... Broomhill Sands is a vast sand and pebble tidal beach on the East Sussex ...

Lifeguards have returned to Camber Sands this Easter as the service steps up for the summer. The RNLI said patrols would be on the Sussex beach to cover weekends and bank holidays until 19 May and ...

Camber Sands is a popular, sandy beach with picturesque dunes Traders at a popular beach on the south coast of England have said a flat rate car park charge of £30 a day is putting their ...

Of course, I was invigorated by the sight of the sea, what seemed a vast and empty stretch of water, and an equal expanse of beach, with no one in sight but a couple of dog walkers. And there wasn’t a ...

Rother District Council's cabinet agreed the new fees for Camber Sands Central car park on Monday, also adding that drivers arriving after 3pm will pay a reduced rate of £15.

Shorelines worldwide have always been vulnerable to coastal erosion, a phenomenon rendered more ominous by rising sea levels that accompany modern-day climate change (SN: 9/29/22). Coastal ...

Several of the UK's favourite seaside towns and coastal areas are at risk of ending up underwater in just 20 years. The areas are suffering from extreme coastal erosion.

Camber Sands: An idyllic sandy beach 90 minutes from south east London ... It’s also close by to Camber Castle, a once key coastal fort built by King Henry VII and dating back 500 years.

Flooding, erosion and storm surges in these towns would threaten more than 100,000 people and 50,000 properties. As coastal areas are increasingly settled, erosion is becoming a bigger risk to ...