A project to preserve a 120-year-old pier on Dorset's Jurassic Coast can go ahead after receiving £500,000 funding. Swanage Pier has been awarded the government cash for a planned £2.2m revamp that ...
A £2.2m project to conserve a 120-year-old pier on Dorset's Jurassic Coast has been completed. The National Lottery-funded restoration of Swanage Pier saw dozens of aging wooden blocks replaced and ...
The plans and illustrations will be on show until Friday, April 8, at the Pierhead Watersports building on the pier. It marks the next step towards providing Swanage Pier with a sustainable future.
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Professor Joe Burns is putting the finishing touches to his Punch and Judy stand on Swanage Beach. Hook-nosed Mr Punch, looking pleased as, relaxes in a director’s chair upholstered in ...
Strong winds and rough seas in March 2013 left the mid-section of the pier close to collapse A project to preserve a 120-year-old pier on Dorset's Jurassic Coast can go ahead after receiving £500,000 ...
AN photography exhibition focusing on life under the sea at Swanage Pier launches launches online tomorrow. Hosted by the Swanage Pier Trust, the shots have all been taken under by photographers and ...
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