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One of Britain's most iconic coastal landmarks, Durdle Door in Dorset, has been closed to the public following severe winter storms that rendered its access unsafe. The renowned stone arch is now ...

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Drone footage has revealed the shocking extent of the latest landfall at a beauty spot on Dorset's Jurassic Coast. Lulworth Cove, located near the landmark Durdle Door, saw a dramatic landslip in ...

Access to the popular beach has been temporarily closed by Lulworth Estate for public safety.

A popular beauty spot to visit when heading to Dorset on a trip is the stunning Durdle Door – a famous natural limestone arch on the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, England, specifically near West Lulworth.

Dorset’s landscapes are the setting for the rural traditions preserved in Thomas Hardy’s novels and for Enid Blyton’s childhood adventures; a place where green ridges link villages of thatched ...

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