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| Name: Kevin From: Wallasey E-mail: Contact |
There were plans announced that New Brighton pier in Wallasey is to be rebuilt but as a local resident I have not heard anything since. Does anyone else have any new on this? Thanks
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| Name: Anthony From: Barking, Essex E-mail: Contact |
I went to the grand only once, I totaly enjoyed my day there. It is sad it see it go, on the bright side it will hopefully be re-built.
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| Name: megan From: walsall |
i am really upset about the grand i go an stay at weston every year but its no the same any more 
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| Name: Mark KNight From: Northampton E-mail: Contact |
Love your site, I am currently embarking on a tour of all UK piers over the next 2 years. Not sure why? Completed so far: Penarth-Clevedon - Weston Grand (Before the Fire) - Bangor - Bognor of an the other one at Weston. Bognor the last visit was disappointing, the boarding did not feel safe to walk on, and why o why do food retailers near piers jack their prices up. We should be attracting people to our Piers. Fish and chips a few streets back in Bognor was about 1.10 cheaper. Historic info from your site is very interesting. Maybe worth starting a guests photo Gallery. Piers in all season sort of thing. 
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| Name: Nick Skinner From: Southend on Sea E-mail: Contact |
There are photos of the demolition of Fleetwood pier on the "Seaside" section of the Joylandbooks.com web wite chat board. also video of demolition work has poped up on youtube.
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| Name: Ian Hall From: Cromer E-mail: Contact |
Nice to see that people are so interested in the fate of piers and do get emotional when piers suffer setbacks. It makes my job of managing a pier worthwhile when I know that people appreciate its very existence! For the record, we're proud of our pier and have thriving all year round trade now (couldn't get a cup of tea here in the winter until 3 years ago). Almost 90,000 people per annum attend shows at our end of pier theatre the Pavilion Theatre and the queue for hot chocolate on a cold but sunny February day has got to be seen to be believed! Long live the British Pier!
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| Name: Belgium Pier From: Belgium E-mail: Contact |
This summer we have organised an expo about the piers in the world. We have put already 120 pleasure piers on the map. In Belgium we have only one pier in Blankenberge. The pier is complete made concrete. You can find more info on our website belgiumpier.be the Belgium Pier
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| Name: Nick Skinner From: Southend on Sea E-mail: Contact |
fleetwoodtoday.co.uk are reporting that Fleetwood pier is to be tottaly demolished after the fire that damaged much of the pavilion.
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| Name: xren1234 From: usa |
Very interesting design.
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| Name: Nick Skinner From: Southend on Sea E-mail: Contact |
The Hastings & St Leonards reported that Hastings Pier had been sold to Hastings Pier Operations who plan to convert it into residential accommodation go to hastingsobserver.co.uk and do a search
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