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Welcome to the-pier.co.uk

The aim of The Pier is to document and provide a wealth of resources with regards to the past and present piers around the UK. Whether it be the bright lights of Brighton and Blackpool or the more simple jetty constructions like at Southend The Pier has information on these great institutions of British Seaside history.

Below are a list of the piers around the UK that are still open for visiting. Click on a pier to read more information.

 

East Coast	West Coast	South Coast
Clacton Pier	Aberystwyth Royal Pier	Bognor Regis Pier
Cleethorpes Pier	Bangor Garth Pier	Boscombe Pier
Cromer Pier	Beaumaris Pier	Bournemouth Pier
Deal Pier	Blackpool Central Pier	Brighton Pier (Palace Pier)
Felixstowe Pier	Blackpool North Pier	Dunoon Pier
Gravesend Pier	Blackpool South Pier	Eastbourne Pier
Great Yarmouth Britannia Pier	Burnham-on-Sea Pier	Falmouth (Prince of Wales) Pier
Great Yarmouth Wellington Pier	Clevedon Pier	Hastings Pier
Harwich Pier	Colwyn Bay Victoria Pier	Hythe Pier
Herne Bay Pier	Llandudno Pier	Paignton Pier
Lowestoft Claremont Pier	Mumbles Pier	Rothesay Pier
Lowestoft South Pier	Penarth Pier	Southampton Royal Pier
Saltburn Pier	Southport Pier	Southsea Clarence Pier
Skegness Pier	St. Annes Pier	Southsea South Parade Pier
Southend Pier	Weston-Super-Mare Birnbeck Pier	Swanage Pier
Southwold Pier	Weston-Super-Mare Grand Pier	Teignmouth Grand Pier
Walton-on-the-Naze Pier		Torquay Princess Pier
		Weymouth Bandstand Pier
		Weymouth Pleasure Pier

Other Piers

 

Isle of Wight	Isle of Man
Ryde Pier	Ramsey Queens Pier
Sandown Culver Pier
Totland Bay Pier
Yarmouth Pier

 

We have news, articles, website links, opening times, weather as well as webcams for many of the piers around the UK. We are constantly looking to add new piers and content to the website so be sure to check back regularly for updates. Please use the Contact Us page to feedback your thoughts and ideas on the site. We are always looking for people to contribute to the site or to share links with so please get in touch.

Currently there are 55 piers around the UK including Grade I and Grade II listed structures. Read about the history and the course of events that led to the piers looking the way that they do today.

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Please feel free to look through our various articles or just spend your tea break looking at the webcams around the country. All the latest pier news can be accessed from either the News category or the Recent News links.

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