(18 May 2016, 12:58 pm)BusLoverMum wrote My parents' house is on the East Yorkshire coast. We've calculated that, at the current, rather rapid, rate of erosion around their village, they've got a good 100 years. Their house has been there 150, but I somehow don't think we'll be keeping it in the family (even though my mum worked out that it used to be a shop, run by one of her ancestors!)

And while 100 years sounds great, they're almost a mile inland. That's like losing half of Seaham, or Peterlee (very little of which is likely to still be standing in 100 years in its current form, anyhow) becoming a seaside town.

It's a big issue! Even at the 100 year mark issues around property value and re-mortgaging arise. 

Back to bus infrastructure before a mod has to step in 

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@54.648959...56!6m1!1e1

Shows a bus gate at Toffts Farm in Hartlepool remodeled & re paved at reasonable expense for the sake of two services per day (20 & 980) which are scheduled within 3 minutes of each other, have no return trips in the afternoon and I'm fairly sure use the roundabout prior to turn around instead!