This government spent £300 million on the Rwanda scheme. (When not 1 plane has even taken off). But can't spend £20 million to defend this local community. Shameful
Actually that’s not correct 300 million didn’t even go towards the scheme do ur research it went towards the development of other schemes and infrastructure in the country.
Michelle Mone got £200 million from her pals in the Tory party to provide PPE during Covid, she provided virtually nothing of any use and made a profit of around £100 million. It's all about priorities and who _really_ matters to the Tories.
It’s strange that across the same water the Netherlands doesn’t lose houses to the sea. In fact the Netherlands is always expanding as it claims land from the sea to build and farm on. The Netherlands is twice the size it was 400 years ago.
@@russell6075we are in deficit every year because of unsustainable welfare expenditure, but no one in government has the courage to try and deal with it and so we remain in decline
in my island our government built natural defences to protect its beaches, land and property owners. Here, in a developed UK, they are struggling let alone pile a few stones over the beach. feel sorry for the homeowners. why the govt is providing £30m to an energy company instead of saving its coast for £20m?
They have shares in those energy companies and get quite a lot of financial benefit from making sure that energy companies get lots of taxpayers money. When the retire they will get cushy jobs in that sector - they will be on boards of directors and off shoot companies, quangos etc. It is corruption but in a slightly more sophisticated way than the way developing countries do it.
There is not a lot the government can do about Mother Nature Been there and its a Shame what's happening to that part of the beautiful Coast But its been happening for thousands of years Dunwich anyone?
The Easr coast is made of glacial till dumped there from Scandinavian ice sheets. It has been affected by the post-glacial rise in sea level since 10.000BP The entire North Sea is new and even from Domesday times (pre-industrial) so much coast has been lost. Who would build on geology of that nature even pre-war if one was thinking of seeing the property still there a generation or two later? Any coast defences would not last that long (unless the Dutch came back to take over our government!).
She'd have been missing part of the story if she hadn't said that climate change plays a part in speeding up the process that's been happening for thousands not millions of years. This is a continuation of the flooding/enlargiung of the southern North Sea that began after the last Ice Age.
Home owned by owner falls into the sea = homeowner has to pay clean up costs. Road owned by council falls into sea = left by council for nature to clean up !
Yes, but that influences potentially thousands of new voters who might remember who handed them freebies. Helping a hundred or so Brits is not value for money when buying influence.
Why is it that none of the authorities or national governments of this country do not serve the ordinary people of this country? It is always a battle against those who do not care regardless of what the issue is.
I first visited Hemsby thirty years ago the loss of coastline there over this time period has been quite dramatic. I would like to know just how far the government is prepared to loose land in Norfolk before it decides to take action. Colchester town extracts drinking water from the broads , it will only require a couple of really big storms to destroy this source and the fresh water resource that is the broads. Natural gas still comes ashore on the north Norfolk coast defence works have been carried out there I wonder why? It must be remembered that it is not just homes and farm land at risk but also the areas wild life. The RSPB who have purchased large tracts of the Norfolk Broads and wrested control of the Broads Authority seem to be rather apathetic when it comes to influencing government thinking. Perhaps it suits their purpose to see Great Yarmouth washed away and the broads to become salt marsh. The argument that folk knew they would lose their land and homes is just a little too simplistic there is much more at stake here. Consider the building material extraction business worth millions and costing other people millions. Or the possible loss of the offshore wind farms should long shore drift be curtailed, yep not so simple. I can guarantee it will not be fixed in my life time.if ever.
Why would they invest millions. Even hundreds of millions over time, to protect a few houses built in a “non standard construction” which means temp wooden builds, that were due to be demolished in a short timespan anyway? It’s a gamble people take when they buy these houses. They might fall into the sea within a couple of years, or never. But it’s not up to everyone else to pay for their risk.
Because there's only a certain amount of money, and it's enormously expensive to protect the homes. These people bought the houses with the understanding that cliff tops do erode. They can't expect the rest us to pay.
@@hanselmansell7555 Most of the figures are in the public domain but take some time to decipher, (because the government purposely amalgamates things like state pension and Universal credit) and I’m not writing a thesis, despite the invitation. These families/people are easy enough to identify in any town in the UK and usually cause the most trouble.
@@DH-uq1zw "These families/people are easy enough to identify in any town in the UK" Thanks. Please please tell me how, so I can accurately and reliably identify them in my town in the Dis-United Kingdom? Cheers.
We have a mountain of old car tires ! instead of paying millions to store them why don't they chain them together to form a protection barrier for these soft cliffs ! two birds with one stone springs to mind ! then perhaps I'm a tad nieve !
It wasn’t when they bought it. The land had been eroding and claimed by the sea over time. It could have been prevented as in other seaside communities.
From what I can see on Rightmove these are mostly “non standard construction” which means with wood and more temporary. So it’s not shocking that the council has let it go when it appears they were always due to fall in a short time span. Plus some cheeky buggers are trying to get 75k+ for their temporary building who’s road has just fallen into the sea 😂. Gosh, people, don’t do it.
Our Mother Earth is going through a massive change. A NATURAL CHANGE. Our imput on it is not making the Earth shake . The Vibration within our world is causing weather changes to the extreme. It's very frightening and sadly thousands will die. Warming?? Not to the distuction we are seeing. IT HAS ALL HAPPENED BEFORE AND IS HAPPENING AGAIN.
Unfortunately global warming is happening right now! Many more homes will be lost 😢😢😢building houses 🏡 on flood plains isn’t the best idea ever aswell 😳😳😳
Now this is for god government would stay if new house guys bit money every month away from Adams fam and girl what's keeping me here guys black mould leaking roof cold weather nothing to look forward too like the past and away from UC too guys
This government spent £300 million on the Rwanda scheme. (When not 1 plane has even taken off).
But can't spend £20 million to defend this local community. Shameful
Actually that’s not correct 300 million didn’t even go towards the scheme do ur research it went towards the development of other schemes and infrastructure in the country.
Stop voting Tory then.
Michelle Mone got £200 million from her pals in the Tory party to provide PPE during Covid, she provided virtually nothing of any use and made a profit of around £100 million. It's all about priorities and who _really_ matters to the Tories.
It’s strange that across the same water the Netherlands doesn’t lose houses to the sea. In fact the Netherlands is always expanding as it claims land from the sea to build and farm on. The Netherlands is twice the size it was 400 years ago.
Well in the netherlands tax money is used on infrastructure. In the uk its used for mps expenses and shady deals
That goes against climate change then. The seas are meant to be rising so technically the Netherlands should be under water soon?!
Netherlands is sinking,they invest billions each year to rectify it .
It’s not so strange, the Netherlands just cares more about its own people.
@@russell6075we are in deficit every year because of unsustainable welfare expenditure, but no one in government has the courage to try and deal with it and so we remain in decline
my Mother told me never to buy a house near the sea or at the bottom of a hill...a very wise woman...
“ a community on edge “ hilarious😂
in my island our government built natural defences to protect its beaches, land and property owners. Here, in a developed UK, they are struggling let alone pile a few stones over the beach. feel sorry for the homeowners. why the govt is providing £30m to an energy company instead of saving its coast for £20m?
They have shares in those energy companies and get quite a lot of financial benefit from making sure that energy companies get lots of taxpayers money. When the retire they will get cushy jobs in that sector - they will be on boards of directors and off shoot companies, quangos etc. It is corruption but in a slightly more sophisticated way than the way developing countries do it.
Go back to your island then.
There is not a lot the government can do about Mother Nature
Been there and its a Shame what's happening to that part of the beautiful Coast
But its been happening for thousands of years
Dunwich anyone?
Well.....There goes the neighbourhood.
Angry at who??? Get real. That's called living too close to the cliffside. This is just poor land management.
Fool
The Easr coast is made of glacial till dumped there from Scandinavian ice sheets. It has been affected by the post-glacial rise in sea level since 10.000BP The entire North Sea is new and even from Domesday times (pre-industrial) so much coast has been lost. Who would build on geology of that nature even pre-war if one was thinking of seeing the property still there a generation or two later? Any coast defences would not last that long (unless the Dutch came back to take over our government!).
Of course she had to pump out the ClymateChange bs into an ordinary-occuring scene in coastal areas for millions of years!
She'd have been missing part of the story if she hadn't said that climate change plays a part in speeding up the process that's been happening for thousands not millions of years. This is a continuation of the flooding/enlargiung of the southern North Sea that began after the last Ice Age.
@@carelgoodheir692 Wasting your breath mate, you'd have more luck trying to teach a cow how to play pool.
There shouldn't be houses condos , commercial bldgs 300 meters from the shore line.
When they were built they weren't, that's the problem.
Well they wanted that sea view so bad
Home owned by owner falls into the sea = homeowner has to pay clean up costs.
Road owned by council falls into sea = left by council for nature to clean up !
Private road
Look up some of the projects that have used tetrapods and Xblocs as part of coastal protection projects.
20 million...we hand that out to migrants every few days!
Yes, but that influences potentially thousands of new voters who might remember who handed them freebies. Helping a hundred or so Brits is not value for money when buying influence.
Are the immigrants responsible for everything wrong with your life? 🤔
Why is it that none of the authorities or national governments of this country do not serve the ordinary people of this country? It is always a battle against those who do not care regardless of what the issue is.
Cliff !!!!! more like sand banks
Can't get Alan partridge out of my head
Why arnt we recyling plastic into large boulders to place around the coast to protect the land from erosion .after all plastic dont erode we told
It does though, into tiny little bits (microplastics) which get into the food chain- probably not a good idea.
Doesn't erode, but it's made from oil and floats. 😂😂😂
I first visited Hemsby thirty years ago the loss of coastline there over this time period has been quite dramatic. I would like to know just how far the government is prepared to loose land in Norfolk before it decides to take action. Colchester town extracts drinking water from the broads , it will only require a couple of really big storms to destroy this source and the fresh water resource that is the broads. Natural gas still comes ashore on the north Norfolk coast defence works have been carried out there I wonder why? It must be remembered that it is not just homes and farm land at risk but also the areas wild life. The RSPB who have purchased large tracts of the Norfolk Broads and wrested control of the Broads Authority seem to be rather apathetic when it comes to influencing government thinking. Perhaps it suits their purpose to see Great Yarmouth washed away and the broads to become salt marsh. The argument that folk knew they would lose their land and homes is just a little too simplistic there is much more at stake here. Consider the building material extraction business worth millions and costing other people millions. Or the possible loss of the offshore wind farms should long shore drift be curtailed, yep not so simple. I can guarantee it will not be fixed in my life time.if ever.
Well these people wanted an ocean view from their living room, well they got.
£6 million a day to illegal house migrants, billions upon billions to fight wars, but no money to save people’s homes. Madness.
Why can't the council and the government fund for flood defences rather than demolish people's homes.
Why would they invest millions. Even hundreds of millions over time, to protect a few houses built in a “non standard construction” which means temp wooden builds, that were due to be demolished in a short timespan anyway?
It’s a gamble people take when they buy these houses. They might fall into the sea within a couple of years, or never. But it’s not up to everyone else to pay for their risk.
@@KazeHorse Sorry it's their homes
Because there's only a certain amount of money, and it's enormously expensive to protect the homes. These people bought the houses with the understanding that cliff tops do erode. They can't expect the rest us to pay.
Severely Sun Burnt reporting holds zero value on these shores.......
I would much rather my tax money went towards saving homes and communities than generations of people who abuse the benefits system
Got any facts and figures on that? No?
I didn't think so... 🙄
@@hanselmansell7555 Most of the figures are in the public domain but take some time to decipher, (because the government purposely amalgamates things like state pension and Universal credit) and I’m not writing a thesis, despite the invitation. These families/people are easy enough to identify in any town in the UK and usually cause the most trouble.
@@DH-uq1zw "These families/people are easy enough to identify in any town in the UK"
Thanks. Please please tell me how, so I can accurately and reliably identify them in my town in the Dis-United Kingdom? Cheers.
How SAD and how GREADY IS OUR GOV. !! WE LOVE NORFOLK BUT, THEY MUST TRY AND STOP OUR LAND FROM SINKING.
Bet the Post Man (Person) has a bugger of a time delivering mail here
Now he can just tip letters for the street over the new cliff. His "Round" gets shorter each year.
@@brianlopez8855 Nice. Over the Richard 🙃
The brick houses come next they are next inline give or take a year or so ☹️
We have a mountain of old car tires ! instead of paying millions to store them why don't they chain them together to form a protection barrier for these soft cliffs ! two birds with one stone springs to mind ! then perhaps I'm a tad nieve !
doing a good job that Brandon Lewis aint he. disgusting
Doesn't care one jot does he 🙄🤬🤬
One reason the government do not care all the money protects london. Cost to much but not for westminister.
"climate change" the SECOND I hear those worn out words, I IMMEDIATELY lose interest.
It really is true then, "None so blind as will not see"🙂
Fcked up in hearts, fcked up in heads....
no help from council or goverment, i bet theyre still after council tax though
I hope they got some form of reimbursement?
They would get Council housing if they were lucky but more like emergency accommodation in a hotel if one was free from Rubber Boat Folk. Thats it
I must by a house built on sand right next to the sea.
It wasn’t when they bought it. The land had been eroding and claimed by the sea over time. It could have been prevented as in other seaside communities.
1:31 Fat pillock commits a battery on camera.
From what I can see on Rightmove these are mostly “non standard construction” which means with wood and more temporary. So it’s not shocking that the council has let it go when it appears they were always due to fall in a short time span.
Plus some cheeky buggers are trying to get 75k+ for their temporary building who’s road has just fallen into the sea 😂. Gosh, people, don’t do it.
That's not what non standard construction means.
Lots of houses used to be built out of wood.
Many of those have been there for generations.
Now wait a couple of years and see what the council "suddenly" decides to do with the Reclaimed Land
What reclaimed land? The sand these flimsy structures is built on is being washed away by the sea.
Thought that was the Israeli army/IDF when I saw the vehicle in the thumbnail.
Just tell them it's for immigrants then the funding will come
Are the immigrants responsible for everything wrong in your life? 🤔
Sky's lies.
Climate change....B$
Our Mother Earth is going through a massive change. A NATURAL CHANGE. Our imput on it is not making the Earth shake . The Vibration within our world is causing weather changes to the extreme. It's very frightening and sadly thousands will die. Warming?? Not to the distuction we are seeing. IT HAS ALL HAPPENED BEFORE AND IS HAPPENING AGAIN.
Expand please and educate us. Cheers.
@@awtistiaeth4699 He can't. He's shut his mind to actual information. He only wants to hear what his temperament has made him feel must be right.
@@carelgoodheir692 So a bit of a 'snowflake' then lol. All about feelings.
Yes, that's right 🙂
Muslim run that's why 😢😢😢😢😢also dopey mps and local corrupt council staff 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Blame God not the government.
Buy a boat
Will have new immigrant homes there soon they will need land because of the human rights of illegal immigrants
All of your funding goes to Ukraine ..
Unfortunately global warming is happening right now! Many more homes will be lost 😢😢😢building houses 🏡 on flood plains isn’t the best idea ever aswell 😳😳😳
They should sue BP, Rishi Sunak and others who have the climate crisis worse.
I blame Brexit for all this , not the weather.
*This is every day scene in Gaza now* just imagine
Foreclosure of a dream,
those visions never seen.
Until all is lost, personal holocaust, foreclosure of a dream....
…A dream now of erosion,
derived from a star.
Unsettled within sleep and reality,
my foundations left unguided.
agenda 2030
Yes, my mother-in-law stubbed her big toe on a kerb, she swore it was because of climate change🙃
Now this is for god government would stay if new house guys bit money every month away from Adams fam and girl what's keeping me here guys black mould leaking roof cold weather nothing to look forward too like the past and away from UC too guys
This could benefit from punctuation.
lol 😂 losers that’s what ya get
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