Richard has had a lifelong love for Hunstanton beach and this affinity has inspired him to write for This Norfolk Love. I was riding on the bus with my mother and I was very exited. My mother was on ...

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For those in Leicestershire looking for a unique day out as the weather warms up, why not consider a trip to an 80 year old shipwreck nestled on one of Britain's favourite beaches? The shipwreck is ...

Beachgoers strolling along a Norfolk coastline made a tragic discovery when they stumbled upon what they first believed was a dolphin. But on closer examination, they realised it wasn't actually a ...

13:45, Mon, Aug 11, 2025 Updated: 14:01, Mon, Aug 11, 2025 Beachgoers walking along a Norfolk coastline were left stunned when they stumbled upon what they initially believed to be a dolphin. Yet, ...

This scenic beach has been named one of the UK’s best, and it's perfect for a summer getaway. Hunstanton in Norfolk featured on Time Out’s list of the top 21 best seaside towns in the UK. With its ...

Experts say the huge mammal stranded on Hunstanton beach died, despite the tide refloating it Another sperm whale has become stranded on the east coast of England, the sixth to wash up on British ...

Police said the man was found on a beach in Hunstanton on Thursday The cause of death of a woman, whose case is being linked to that of a man found critically-injured on a beach, was due to a head ...

Hunstanton, famous for its striped cliffs, is known to have one of the best sunset vistas in East Anglia. The shallow beach, popular with water sports enthusiasts and families alike, runs for two ...

Starfish and other debris have been washed ashore at Hunstanton Dead marine life, debris and mysterious "solid deposits" have been washed up on the beaches of West Norfolk in the wake of Storm Emma.