Plaque honours stained-glass artist turned nunpublished at 06:13 BST 19 June 2023
Margaret Rope, who became a nun at 41, designed stained glass windows that survive around the world.
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Caroline Kingdon
Margaret Rope, who became a nun at 41, designed stained glass windows that survive around the world.
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Jon Ironmonger
BBC Look East
Image source, Jon Ironmonger/BBCOne of the properties at risk in Hemsby
One of the most at-risk homes is now just a metre (3ft) from the cliff edge.
Image source, Jon Ironmonger/BBCHeavy machinery has been brought in to demolish threatened homes before they tumble onto the beach below
Tomorrow morning, the home is likely to be demolished by this excavator along with two other properties in Hemsby.
Jon Ironmonger
BBC Look East
Image source, Jon Ironmonger/BBCI'm currently with Chris Batten, from Hemsby Independent Lifeboat, who is inspecting a telegraph pole.
At the moment the telegraph pole is still connected.
Chris says despite this, it is close to toppling “if not tonight then tomorrow”.
Jon Ironmonger
BBC Look East
Image source, Jon Ironmonger/BBCLorna Bevan, landlady at the Lacon Arms, set up the Save Hemsby Coastline Charity in 2013.
Lorna Bevan, landlady at the Lacon Arms, set up the Save Hemsby Coastline Charity in 2013.
"For 10 years we have been fighting to get some sort of protection for our coastline.
"I'm extremely angry, disappointed and upset and the list continues."
The charity has been pushing for a rock berm at the base of the cliff which would provide some protection from the erosion.
"Everything that has been done has been because of the Save Hemsby Coastline or the lifeboat guys."
She says the village is waiting for the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) to approve the plans.
The MMO says it has been "working proactively" with the council to streamline the requirements for the application.
A spokesperson said: "The marine licence application is on hold awaiting further information on the Environmental Impact Assessment decision from Great Yarmouth Borough Council.
"Once this information is received the MMO will proceed to make a determination on the application as soon as possible."
Laurence Cawley
BBC News
The police are now moving down towards the access road we mentioned earlier to cordon it off.
The road is the only access road to properties on The Marrams.
Many here fear it will soon collapse.
Image source, Jon Ironmonger/BBCThe road is the only access road to properties on The Marrams