The coastline at Holderness is the fastest eroding in Europe, with 4.5-metres lost every year on the worst stretch. Now East ...

There are several reasons why the coast at Holderness is eroding so quickly: Bridlington is protected by a 4.7 km long sea wall. Hornsea is protected by a sea wall, groynes and rock armour.

A huge 268-mile band of snow is predicted to stretch from the North Devon Coast to the Holderness coast in the East Riding of Yorkshire, according to WX Charts. The strip of snow is expected to ...

East Riding Council's cabinet has approved £800,000 of funding towards a new housing development for those displaced by coastal erosion. East Yorkshire's Holderness Coastline, from the Humber up to ...

Jill H, from Nottingham, wrote: "A lonely walk through sand dunes next to the pounding waves of the North Sea, with tangible evidence of the erosion taking place on the Holderness coast and the ...

It is fed by the movement of material from the erosion of the Holderness Coast to the north. This is an area of weak boulder clay. Salt marshes may be formed behind a spit. The zone behind a spit ...

Filmed over three decades, examining the long-term impacts of coastal erosion along the UK's world-famous Holderness coastline. It goes on to explore the variety of attempts being made to manage it ...