East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Coastal Services have put out a warning to walkers and beachgoers after large sections of cliff have fallen over the last few days.
After weeks of heavy rain sections of the cliffs along the East Yorkshire Coastline (notably the areas along the North Beach towards Sewerby, Danes Dyke, South and North Landing and the bays around the Flamborough headlands), many sections have become unstable and are liable to slippage and cliff falls of tons of rock and soil.
Other areas affected are the cliffs south of Bridlington past Fraisthorpe and onwards towards Spurn Point.
In many areas the cliffs have become unstable and there have been several significant cliff falls of rock and soil.
A spokesperson for ERYC Coastal Services, said: “Please stay away from the cliff bottom if you are walking along the beach.
“Also if you are walking along the top of the cliffs, keep well away from the edge as there are significant undercuts in some places.” added the spokesperson.
