'Another two years and we'll lose the lot' | Hemsby Lifeboat Crew member calls for action on erosion
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- Hemsby Lifeboat Crew's Daniel Hurd calls for more Government action on erosion in Norfolk and the British coastline.
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Stop rescuing immigrants
He's an independent. NOT part of the RNLI.
They are ILLEGAL ALIENS, they are NOT "migrants", who come legally.
Make me
@@nik-ev3eh '𝑀𝑎𝑘𝑒 𝑚𝑒' - you sound like a cake mix?
If the life boats stop bringing in thousands of free loaders, then there might be more money for coastal defence schemes.
Chris Buster totally agree with you 👍
It isn't to do with money. The civil service is riddled with Greens and other undesirables who think they're saving Mother Nature.
@goburgirl trust me, if they were on the Dover Coast, they would bring them in. It makes them feel good, like some sort of hero's ,they love it.
@@goburgirl cos he's got a flash boat.
Well said totally agree.
Vote for Reform UK, the only party worth voting for!
There's no point voting mate it's all rigged they will put who ever they want from what ever party in power did anyone vote for liz trust or rishi sunak no it was all done behind closed doors and there is no chance reform UK will get into power this country is well and truly finished.
@slartibartfast you need to email the party to find out!
Defund the RNLI,human trafficking racket.
It's a charity numpty,raises it's own funds.
One days money looking after the invaders would pay for it all
Can't the RNLI use all their taxi passengers to sort the problem.
Good idea - but only if they do it mafia bridge support style.
Give them buckets, and spades, so they can build sand castles, enough of them.
Only the rich will be able to afford to go out on their yachts. They won't need a voluntary organisation to save their lives!
We can house migrants at £6m a day, but can't invest in our own citizens homes and beaches. This gov't needs rid, gone and Labour might as well not bother turning up for an election.
I stopped my payments, I am not paying for a migrant taxi service ,I already pay for hundreds of thousands to enjoy a 4 star holiday while I work and struggle.
Well the whole country is going the same way with migration erosion
It won't make no difference because between local council and the government you won't be able to drive your car to the shops let alone the sea side
The RNLI locations should volunteer their home to migrants and have all their hotels full of them.
Why? The lifeboats are manned by volunteers and provide an emergency service. They respond to an emergency signal to rescue bodies in peril, are you blaming them for responding? What should they do?
Blame Border Force!
That's assuming they even have homes ?
They are binging undocumented men of fighting age, look what is happening in France curt.
Pile up the outboard motors off the dingy divers rafts to form sea breaks 😮
Dan Heard , local hero .....Voice of the masses
All our money has gone on Covid ,Ukraine ,HS2 and immigrants ,we are unfortunately broke !
Changes to the coastline have been going on for centuries. For example, the Suffolk city of Dunwich disappeared in the 14th century. When Harlech castle was built in the 13th century It was built with a sea gate but now It is nearly a mile from the sea.
So we should pretend it's the 14thC instead of the 21st, & sit by watching chunks of the UK disappear?
@@TheMercury-13 If you don't understand the comment please shut up!
This mob in parliament, all of them, are busy eroding every thing about this country, heritage, culture, religion, way of life, and now the coastline. Considering that they wish to crowd in the entire population of Africa and the Middle East, then allowing the land mass to shrink, you would think this would be their top priority to avert this.
Maybe if the Government were not spending billions on HS2 there may have had the cash to protect the coastline.
To be fair the erosion is good in the eyes of lefties, it means the dingy divers don’t have to walk miles along the beach to find a way up the cliff 🤔🇬🇧
This is nice.
Ask the likes of Lineker Would you help the poor ILLEGALS!
or our own people about to lose there homes! Who would
they choose!
The Dutch build islands from sand & then build houses on the islands 🇳🇱🍀🇬🇧🍻 😉
Sand which their dredgers take from us.
@@hilarykendrick8405 correct. Plus our building industry has dredged millions of tons from the same source which drags sand depth away from the coast line. Concrete slab walls are needed to take the wave energy. Just dumping sand will do little.
England recognised it is in need of
A general overhaul
That’s half the cure
Recognising the failings ⬆️🙏👍
England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland recognise the 'failings' it's just the Tories and Labour that doesn't. .
This is what happens with being woke.
Do they think there’s never been erosion before, Why are there are groynes on beaches?
Ive seen it at Hemsby, and near to Cromer, pretty startling to see it in the flesh
Used to holiday every year in Hemsby in the 60's and 70's. Great memories hope it can be saved.
lost you're house? Fine live in the pod and eat the bugs.
It actually helps with owning nothing if your house falls in the sea
You can't stop the natural evolution of the planet fella ...no matter how much you are paid to push the narrative !
I wont pay for the lifeboats any more
not one penny from me for lifeboats or the phoney war in ukraine
@@eileenspamer spot on
Migrant's (free) taxi service
Hemsby lifeboat is not a taxi service for migrants the lifeboats on the Kent coast are ok 👍
My family who has always been generous regarding the RNLI haven't given a brass farthing for a long time now. We are not funding an English Channel shuttle service!
My Aunt lived up the coast from Yarmouth. The dunes were a few hundred yards away. That was 30 years ago; I dread to think what it's like now. Is her old house still there - or just rubble on the beach?
There was a time governments took care to protect the shoreline. I realize fighting nature is going King Canute all over again but it seems like the government don't GAF. My Aunt lives elsewhere now but what about those left?
Hembsy us a lovely little place, spent a few summers there as a child. It has an avandoned pontins site there as you drive in, a sad site to see now. It has been ignored for far too long.
Pontins being built on now so doesn't look so bad now.
Support Hemsby
Definitely groynes needed-most seaside destinations have them. Should have been put into place years ago.
Whatever happened to "Buyer beware" ?
It's called SHORELINE PROTECTION. Here in southwestern Ontario we have bad erosion just from storms off Lake Erie. It's the responsibility of each homeowner on the lake to ensure their property is protected with steel breakwall or boulders. Clearly, ocean erosion is multiples of this problem. That's a government responsibility. Similarly though, construction of homes and other buildings should have a setback from the edge of the erosion zone. Ours is for 100 years. Cannot build within 80 feet of the water's edge.
Any word yet from the inept Tory MP?
Brandon Lewis ... a London boy.
need a local born person,
Got no time for the taxi service
Nigel you are BRILLIANT 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Independent Life Boat crew we love you xxx
I'm aware he's not the RNLI and provided he's not a Dingy diver Taxi then I would support them used to support the RNLI but never again and I hope all their boats break down for good and before you say they do a lot of good as well so what the dingy diver Taxi negates that
club together and buy some stones
It would be far cheaper to give people the value of their house as it became threatened to move away.
We need to spend money on more important things instead of preserving beaches of our Nation, there's immigrants, the lights on in Piccadily for Muslim festivals, and of course the net zero aspiration. These are really important things unlike saving our beaches ....
Is there a resort called California near there went there in the sixties as a kid ,I remember we had to go down a wooden staircase to get on the beach
If this seaside resort were nearer London /full of MPs homes, it would've had the funding it needs for protection years ago.
Stuff off RNLI
He’s not rnli
I'm not saying its right but they would have framework suppliers and they would have said business is good so we are out of the discounted supply. This means they turn around and say there's none. The classifying it as an emergency meant they could just go out and buy it directly. At site level knowing the thing you need is up the road but you cant buy because they're not on the framework is bloody annoying especially when its cheaper.
RNLI should be saving our own not the immigrants.
Shouldn't he be manning a water taxi?
It can be that hard to catch the people smugglers, they are the problem. France needs to help out here.
Royal national lifeboat for immigrants.
Environment are keen if important people have houses near by.
A beautiful beach with sewage in the water....
Can the government use the Brexit dividend funds to help this cause?
buy a concreat slab each,
Trying to stop erosion is trying to emulate the advisors of Canute who advised him to tell the tide to stop. Unfortunately it's that simple.
Those coasts have soft rocks and they are low-lying and the natural pattern is for a net flow of material away from them. Thus they erode. It cannot be stopped. To slow it down is possible, but as with everything a cost-benefit analysis must be applied. People don't like to hear that, but it is the truth. Hemsby has a population of just over 3,000. It is a fairly small settlement. Far from the smallest of course, but it is not a big place. So what level of spending should be applied there? If there is money to protect Hemsby or to protect Great Yarmouth which should be protected?
I sympathise with those who are potentially and indeed actually losing their houses. However this is what will happen if you live near the sea on soft bedrock with a net outflow of material. Dunwich says hello.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 hopefully RNLI are sinking too!!!
What's going to pay for all this work Nigel? It's certainly not you or any of your right wing mates and paymasters who are campaigning for lower taxes. Stop contradicting yourself!
Climate change is causing sea level rise, which is increasing the risk of flooding around the UK’s coastline. It is also increasing coastal erosion. Treat the cause not a 'sticking plaster' on the effects.
The climate is always changing, it always has and always will. Bring back coal fires. They make the best toast. 😅
Coastlines have always been changing some build up others are eroding. I think we did this one in Geography when I was twelve. Were you off that week because your mum said you were a bit snotty again, not wanting you to mix with the rougher kind of boys?
@@davidgifford8112 He was probably at the local climate meeting... Climate change has nothing to do with it at all , weather and tidal forces... Maybe they will demand we dissolve the moon or something next , just as ludicrous as their man made climate change!
You are demented ive been a keen fisherman for over 55 yrs and high tide is at the same level as 55 yrs ago. In the early 80s we were told that by 2000 the Maldives would be underwater well they are still a popular holiday destination for many.
What's causing sea levels to rise? Please don't say melting ice as water expands when It's frozen, if the ice caps melted tomorrow the impact on sea levels would be zero. It's basic high school science!