As a result, Anne Jones, of Easton Bavents Ltd, applied to East Suffolk Council a year ago to build four new homes just inland from where the cottages once stood, to replace the lost properties.

Nine property owners around Easton Bavents would be eligible for up to £25,000 each from the council's Pathfinder fund The owners of homes on an eroding clifftop in Suffolk are being offered up ...

Anne Jones's family had owned the property in Easton Bavents near Southwold in Suffolk since 1925. A storm destroyed a large chunk of the cliff in December, leaving the building 30ft (9m ...

After 80 years of standing determinedly on the Suffolk coast, a family home was today demolished before being committed to the sea by nature. The cliff-top home in Easton Bavents could no longer ...

A groundbreaking policy to help beleaguered Suffolk homeowners who face losing ... lands right move promise for people in Corton and Easton Bavents. Once ratified, people who face losing their ...