Grave of 119 sailors who drowned 200 years ago in warship disaster could fall into the sea as coastal erosion threatens clifftop cemeteries ⊖⊖
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The sailors, from doomed ship HMS Invincible, were buried in St Mary's churchyard in Happisburgh, Norfolk, following the tragic shipwreck in 1801.
Grave in Norfolk of 119 sailors may be exhumed due to coastal erosion threat ⊖⊖
Bodies were buried in Happisburgh after HMS Invincible sank in 1801 on way to join Nelson at Battle of Copenhagen
A mass grave for 119 sailors who drowned more than 200 years ago could be exhumed to a…
56 days ago
Bulldozers demolish three houses in erosion hit Norfolk village: Cliff-top properties - including home of pensioner 'Granny Canute' - are knocked down before they crumble into sea ○
Work to remove the perilous homes in Happisburgh, Norfolk began on Tuesday and is expected to last up to two weeks subject to weather conditions.
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‘You could see bones’: Families’ anguish over coastal erosion threat to Norfolk graves ⊖⊖
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Bereaved relatives say delays over risks at village churchyards are causing distress and call for council action
Families of people buried in graves vulnerable to coastal erosion say indecision over h…
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