Welsh Villagers Trapped In 'Zero Value' Homes

The village of Fairborn, once a holiday destination, faces threats from rising sea levels. The Council plans to stop maintaining flood defences in 40 years, leaving the village vulnerable. Residents are distressed as their properties have become worthless due to these plans. The Council maintains contact with residents, promising to review the situation. Some residents, led by Peter Cole, are considering legal action for compensation. Despite the challenges, the community continues to enjoy life in Fairborn.

What is the main concern for the village of Fairborn in the next 40 years?

• Increasing tourism

• Rising sea levels

• Declining population

• Economic recession

Why have the property values in Fairborn dropped significantly?

• Lack of amenities

• Council's predictions of sea level rise

• Poor infrastructure

• High crime rates

How do residents feel about the council's handling of the situation?

• Indifferent

• Optimistic

• Satisfied

• Betrayed

What action are the residents considering to address their grievances?

• Writing a petition

• Moving to another village

• Taking legal action

• Organizing a protest

What is the council's current plan regarding the flood defenses?

• To hand over maintenance to residents

• To dismantle them immediately

• To maintain them for 40 years and review periodically

• To maintain them indefinitely