John Rowlinson is a sea kayaker on a journey to capture all British seaside piers. This is his second exhibition which follows his journey from Worthing to Falmouth (including the Isle of Wight) Piers.

John says: “As a sea kayaker and printer, wanting to share the different views I experience, the idea of visiting all the piers in Britain as listed by the National Piers Society, and producing a series of limited edition prints became my project.”

Further details of the exhibition can be found here.

As part of Blackpool Piers inclusion on the World Monuments Watch for 2018, World Monuments Fund is partnering with the National Piers Society, Blackpool Council, and ICOMOS to present an international conference on coastal heritage and climate change. The conference will be of interest to local and national government policy makers, heritage bodies, practitioners, and specialist interest groups. Further information about the conference can be found here.

2019 will mark Clevedon Pier’s 150th anniversary. The Pier is holding a series of celebratory events throughout the year, with the anniversary itself being marked on Bank Holiday Monday on May 27th 2019. For more information please see Clevedon Pier’s website here.

Please join us for the 36th AGM of the National Piers Society which will be held in sunny Clacton. We are preparing a weekend of exciting events, including a visit to the newly-refurbished Clacton Pier, and the nearby Piers at Walton and Harwich. More details will be announced in the winter issue of PIERS. We look forward to welcoming you to Clacton in 2019!