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of wood and iron from the pier fell on the beach, and the pierhead was closed in 1970 due to safety concerns. The pier was Grade II listed in 1969 and the council served compulsory repair notices, but the company was unable to afford them and opted for voluntary liquidation. The remainder of the pier was closed in 1975 when the
Brighton Corporation declined to buy it, passing control to the
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although it is thought to have been arson. A more severe fire, also thought to have been intentional, burned through 11 and 12 May 2003, consuming most of what was left of the concert hall. On 23 June 2004, high winds caused the middle of the pier to collapse completely. The following month, English
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campaign among other avenues. It also started periodic auctioning of various remains and fragments of the pier to fund a new seaside learning centre at the site of the original kiosk. Another
Brighton-based organisation, City Partnerships, proposed construction of a new pier in the original location,
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observation tower. In
February 2014, due to stormy weather, the pier split in half and a large part of the centre fell into the sea. Waves swept away the eastern side of the damaged metal skeleton, which remained after the 2003 fire. A selection of artefacts rescued from the pier is exhibited in the
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was added around the same time. By the 1960s, the pier was suffering from serious financial difficulties. In 1965, it was bought by a company owning some seafront hotels and entertainment venues. They had ambitions for the pier but were unable to cope with increasing maintenance costs. Some portions
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By the early 20th century, the earlier priority of good sea air on the pier had been replaced with a desire for public entertainment. The pier reached record levels of attendance in the early 20th century, attracting around 1.5 million visitors between 1910 and 1911. Attendance fell due to the onset
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that opened in 1823. The West Pier was extended in 1893, and a concert hall was added in 1916. The pier reached its peak attendance at this time, with 2 million visitors between 1918 and 1919. Its popularity began to decline after World War II, and concerts were replaced by a funfair and tearoom. A
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The construction of the i360 revived interest in building a new West Pier on the site of the original. The West Pier Trust was hopeful that it could be in place by 2026 in time for the pier's 160th anniversary. By
October 2016, the trust had concluded that restoration of the original West Pier was
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as a place for seaside visitors to enjoy fresh sea air. Some wealthy residents in the nearby
Regency Square objected to construction, complaining that the planned toll houses at the entrance would spoil the view of the sea from their homes. It was felt that the pier would have a positive effect on
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criticised the delays, saying he could raise the money himself in six months. In
December 2004, the Trust confirmed the restoration would not be going ahead after their plans were rejected by the Heritage Lottery Fund. The pier was partially demolished in February 2010, partly to make way for the
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Competition with the Palace Pier led to a new concert hall, designed by local architects
Clayton & Black. The 19th-century bandstand was demolished between 1914 and 1916. It was replaced by an eight-sided grand concert hall, constructed from cast-iron arches. It opened on 20 April 1916 with a
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On 28 March 2003, the pavilion at the pierhead caught fire. Fire crews were unable to save the building from destruction because the collapsed walkway prevented them from reaching it. As fire investigators were unable to access the site for safety reasons, the cause of the fire remains unknown,
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The concert hall had an in-house orchestra by
November, and ticket sales for concerts accounted for 43% of the pier's revenue by 1920. The West Pier was favoured by locals, while the Palace Pier was used more by day trippers. A top-deck entrance was added to the hall in 1932. The pier's central
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The pier's length was 1,115 feet (340 m) with a width of 310 feet (94 m) at the pierhead. It was built with cast iron threaded columns screwed into the seabed. The superstructure's ironwork was manufactured by Robert
Laidlaw, featuring an "oriental" style. By the opening, the pier was
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In December 2002, the pier partially collapsed during a storm, when a walkway connecting the concert hall and pavilion fell into the sea. The following month, the concert hall in the middle of the pier fell over, leaving the entire structure close to total collapse.
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pledged £14 million to restore the pier, but the West Pier Trust was unable to find a suitable partner to help with restoration. The owners of the Palace Pier, who had become financially self-sufficient under their own means, claimed
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In 2019, the Trust sought to restore a Victorian-era octagonal kiosk that was salvaged from the pier in 1996 and planned to raise the estimated cost of about £750,000 using a
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fighter hit the pier, crashing onto the beach. The pilot sustained head injuries. The fighter was one of four aircraft escorting a VIP flight.
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property values in the town, so the pier was approved. Construction began in 1863 and the pier opened to the public on 6 October 1866.
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report covering Britain's piers called the pier Birch's "masterpiece".
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1618:"Brighton's West Pier lit up by green lasers"
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1431:Beare, Charlotte (1 November 2022).
1279:"What now for Brighton's West Pier?"
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3127:Brighton Aldridge Community Academy
3077:Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital
2990:Princes House, 166–169 North Street
1252:"Eubank wants to rebuild West Pier"
636:List of piers in the United Kingdom
1821:, charity which owns the West Pier
1277:Clarke, James (16 February 2005).
1150:"Brighton's Piers - the West Pier"
922:"Brighton: Oh what a lovely pier!"
360:In April 1900, seven sailors from
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3822:2000s fires in the United Kingdom
1756:Brighton, A Very Peculiar History
1051:. Gote House Publishing Company.
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1698:. Canongate Books. p. 61.
609:" on and around the West Pier.
3662:Statue of Queen Victoria, Hove
1512:Keenan, John (29 March 2018).
1227:"The West Pier – Introduction"
229:, England. It was designed by
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3132:Brighton and Hove High School
1543:Brighton and Hove Independent
1124:"West Pier destroyed by fire"
544:to celebrate the Chinese New
3467:Duke of York's Picture House
3116:List of former board schools
3082:Royal Sussex County Hospital
1488:Brighton Argus & Gazette
1462:Brighton Argus & Gazette
508:beyond any practical means.
3521:Royal Suspension Chain Pier
3477:Marlborough Pub and Theatre
3421:Hove Museum and Art Gallery
2729:Percy and Wagner Almshouses
1873:Piers in the United Kingdom
1647:"The West Pier in the arts"
1569:Dazed and Confused Magazine
1201:"Pier fire flares up again"
532:Laser illuminations in 2010
426:Remains of the pier in 1995
391:decking was removed during
338:Royal Suspension Chain Pier
246:Royal Suspension Chain Pier
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1792:Dobraszczyk, Paul (2014).
1773:Bainbridge, Cyril (1986).
830:Salzman, L F, ed. (1940).
813:"The End of the Pier Show"
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21:West Pier (disambiguation)
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662:. National Piers Society
598:The Death of Bunny Munro
26:Not to be confused with
3550:Waterhall Mill, Patcham
3401:Brighton Fishing Museum
3157:Dorothy Stringer School
3092:The Montefiore Hospital
2970:20–22 Marlborough Place
1777:. Robert Hale, London.
1622:Brighton and Hove Argus
1175:"West Pier arson probe"
819:: 299. 4 February 1982.
751:. Engineering Timelines
682:"West Pier arson probe"
498:Brighton Fishing Museum
295:Illustrated London News
95:1,115 feet (340 m)
3764:Gilbert Murray Simpson
3097:University of Brighton
2985:2–3 Pavilion Buildings
2270:Royal Suspension Chain
1884:National Piers Society
1796:. Ashgate Publishing.
851:Cite journal requires
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607:Just Like Fred Astaire
605:filmed the video for "
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559:Oh! What a Lovely War
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3516:Brighton Palace Pier
3172:Longhill High School
3102:University of Sussex
2975:155–158 North Street
2322:Ryde (Seaview Chain)
2105:St Anne's-on-the-Sea
1935:Brighton Palace Pier
1386:on 24 September 2017
1023:"West Pier Factfile"
894:on 21 September 2004
749:"Brighton West Pier"
738:, pp. 137, 144.
518:Brighton Palace Pier
418:Restoration attempts
154:50.82083°N 0.15111°W
28:Brighton Palace Pier
19:For other uses, see
3749:John Leopold Denman
3744:Clayton & Black
3667:Steine House (YMCA)
3459:Brighton Hippodrome
3416:British Engineerium
3281:Hangleton Manor Inn
3182:Patcham High School
3023:Brighton Law Courts
2852:Montpelier Crescent
2704:New England Quarter
2050:Saltburn-by-the-Sea
1835:3 July 2007 at the
1819:The West Pier Trust
1694:Cave, Nick (2009).
926:The Daily Telegraph
452:Great Storm of 1987
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3713:Mathematical tiles
3355:King Alfred Centre
3028:Brighton Town Hall
2907:Roundhill Crescent
2747:Regency Town House
2462:Conservation areas
2119:Weston-super-Mare
1675:. Brighton on Film
1624:. 10 February 2010
1598:. 12 February 2010
1464:. 5 September 2016
1412:. 11 February 2016
1104:. 29 December 2002
1078:. Heritage Gateway
838:. London: 244–263.
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198:Reference no.
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3276:Freemasons Tavern
3043:Hove Trial Centre
3004:Institutional and
2797:Adelaide Crescent
2772:Van Alen Building
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2694:Marlborough House
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1765:978-1-908-75929-0
1705:978-1-84767-376-3
1653:. 5 February 2014
1572:. 5 February 2010
1310:. 2 February 2010
956:Camden Town Group
873:News of the World
580:(1975), starring
552:Media appearances
546:Year of the Tiger
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115:Opening date
92:Total length
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3779:Amon Henry Wilds
3487:Open Air Theatre
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3319:Blind Tiger Club
3197:St Aubyns School
3162:Hove Park School
3137:Brighton College
3107:Varndean College
3072:Preston Barracks
2980:163 North Street
2950:Churchill Square
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