Tonnes of concrete have been poured in to fill the void beneath the walkway on the seafront at Hunstanton.

People can now walk along the entire length of the prom at Hunstanton (Image: Chris Bishop)

The sinkhole which appeared in February (Image: Chris Bishop)

The hole has now been repaired (Image: Chris Bishop)

The work was completed on Friday and the barriers closing off a 150m stretch of the route near the Oasis Leisure Centre have now been taken down as Sunny Hunny gets set for the Easter holidays.

It was cordoned off after a sinkhole appeared near the Waterside Bar and Oasis Leisure Centre after high tides in early February.

A council graphic showing the size of the void beneath the prom (Image: WNC)

Looking down into the hole which appeared in Hunstanton prom (Image: WNC)

Surveys revealed a void described as being the size of a single-decker bus beneath it, where rubble used to backfill the 1920s sea defences had been washed away by the sea.

Beachcombers flocked to the town as fragments of glass and pottery were among the debris.

A beachcomber looks for glass washed out from the hole in Hunstanton prom (Image: Chris Bishop)

Council contractors at work on the prom (Image: Chris Bishop)

A machine being used to pump concrete into the hole in the prom (Image: Chris Bishop)

The cost of the work is not yet known but officials expect it to run to hundreds of thousands of pounds.

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