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 significance of the flood defences mentioned in the text?

What concerns do residents of Fairborn have regarding the future of their village?

How have the Council's actions affected the property values in Fairborn?

How do the residents feel about their situation, and what impact has it had on their health?

What legal actions are the villagers considering against the Council?