Jelaskan Beachy Head dari Eastbourne dalam bahasa melayu

Beachy Head cliff, to the west of the town, is an infamous suicide spot. Statistics are not officially published to reduce suicidal mimicry, but unofficial statistics show it to be the third most common suicide spot.

The lighthouse at the foot of the cliff came into operation in October 1902.  Although originally manned by two keepers, it has been remotely monitored by Trinity House via a landline since June 1983.  Prior to its construction, shipping had been warned by the Belle Tout lighthouse on the cliff top some 1,500 metres to the west.  Belle Tout lighthouse was operational from 1834 to 1902, and closed because its light was not visible in mist and low cloud.  It became a private residence, but was severely damaged in World War II by Canadian artillery. In 1956, it was rebuilt as a house and remains a dwelling to this day. In March 1999, the structure was moved  back from the cliff edge to save it from plunging into the sea.