Clevedon lays claim to England's only fully intact Grade I listed pier In 1869 crowds flocked to Clevedon to witness the opening of its pier. For decades it enjoyed a period of decadence, offering ...

There were no boats around where you might expect to hear excited fishing folk discussing their catch.” A man died during the construction of the pier in the 1860s. Henry Groves was killed while ...

Over time, visitors and fishermen at Clevedon Pier have reported sightings of a mysterious figure on the Grade 1 listed tourist attraction. In 2012, a photography student claimed to have captured ...

His cracking 16lb 8oz Thornback Ray not only scoops a Penn Powerstix Pro 15ft 9in Surf rod (pictured), it also broke the club’s record for this species. Fishing a pennel rig with a size 5/0 hook ...

Clevedon Pier, found in North Somerset, is famously renowned as the only intact Grade One listed pier in the United Kingdom. Extending 259 metres into the Bristol Channel, ...

Further information. About the People’s Pier Project. The People’s Pier Project aims to document the rich popular culture of pleasure piers by focussing on two Victorian piers: Clevedon Pier in ...

Nicole Laken, Clevedon Pier. And, for the first time, there's even a view under the pier. But, the price to get on the pier has just been almost doubled in price to £3 - which many don't agree with.

According to Clevedon Pier and Heritage Trust, footfall almost doubled - from 45,000 a year in 1956 to 83,000 three years later. ... fishing permits and even donations from wills.

In 1869 crowds flocked to Clevedon to witness the opening of its pier. For decades it enjoyed a period of decadence, offering a seaside escape to thousands of visitors.

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