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Beach huts 'costing £125,000' removed from Cornwall beach after failing to bring in any money in five years
Beach huts costing £125,000 were removed from a Cornwall beach after failing to generate any revenue over five years. The decision followed their inability to attract financial returns despite the high investment.
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