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The community lost to the sea: Empty plots of land on Britain's most eroded coastline go on sale for up to £8,000 - as pensioners are told to sell their homes or pay to demolish them
The community along Britain's most eroded coastline is losing land to the sea, with empty plots for sale up to £8,000. Pensioners are required to sell their homes or pay for demolition.
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