windy greenhouse help

If you look at the map for Thurnham where I am in the north of England on the west coast, you will see that the land is completely flat and the only thing between me and the Irish sea is a large sycamore tree - boy, can it be windy here! I bought a Robinson's greenhouse which is a good solid one but, even so, I'm sure it has been affected, albeit only very, very slightly - either that or a bit of subsidence after all the rain - the plot was ankle deep in water (and so was my cottage last January but we won't go there). I have a bed down one third and the rest is gravel and paving slabs by the bench. Personally, I don't think it matters if you have beds or not, it's the quality of the greenhouse and a solid base that's important. As you already have the greenhouse then go for it and try to find some sheltered spot that gets the sun if you can - and start saving up in case it all goes t**'s up. Best of luck.