Further Along
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| Artists | The Dubliners |
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| Release date | November 9, 1996 |
| Labels | Celtic Airs |
| Genres | Music Of Ireland |
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| ID | 2327190 |
About Further Along
Further Along is the title of a recording by The Dubliners. Following Ronnie Drew's departure from The Dubliners at the end of 1995, Paddy Reilly joined the group and this album was released in 1996 on their own new label, Baycourt.
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Coastguard warns of cliff danger after Pakefield road collapse
By Helen BurchellBBC News, Suffolk
People are being warned to Keep Away from " very unstable" cliffs after a road partially collapsed on Friday.
High tides and wind caused The Collapse at Pakefield Holiday Park in Lowestoft, Suffolk, with homes being evacuated and moved to other parts of The Site .
The erosion also revealed a which, following a controlled explosion, was found to be a World War Two minesweeping marker.
The coastguard said the cliff areas were " Extremely Dangerous ".
" The Beach at the bottom of The Steps at Arbor Lane has now mostly washed away. There is now a drop on to what's left of The Beach . "
The coastguard reiterated its warning, " Please do not walk next to our very unstable and sandy cliffs.
" Please enjoy our beaches safely and stay away from The Base of any cliffs. They can be Extremely Dangerous . Please also avoid using any cordoned off areas. The Local councils are doing all they can.
" There is going to be a lot of debris on The Beaches and along the shoreline. Please ensure you, your families or you dogs and horses do not end up injured by this debris. "
Peter Byatt, The East Suffolk Labour councillor for Pakefield, also warned of the dangers, saying: " Unfortunately we have had members of The Public who've been climbing up and down the cliffs, which is not helpful - you couldn't make it up. "
He Said a team from The Council had fenced off The Steps to The Beach near the Holiday Park and a section of cliffs Further Along the coast.
Mr Byatt added: " There's been a report that some plastic fence posts, which are quite heavy resin ones have gone into the water as well and may well be floating around and presenting a hazard to local shipping. "
Source of news: bbc.com
