Happisburgh Lighthouse marks 225 years

Happisburgh Lighthouse, a landmark on the north Norfolk coast, has reached its 225th anniversary this week.

The lighthouse was built in response to huge losses of life during a storm in 1789.

Designed by William Wilkins in 1791, the 26m (85ft) structure is the only independently operated lighthouse in the country run by a trust and is opening at weekends from Easter as BBC Look East's Mike Liggins reports.