Changing tastes saw visitor numbers dwindle and storm damage further hampered the pier’s financial viability. The structure was torn down in 1934. All that remained to remind people of the pier were the remnants of 12 timber and concrete pylons, occasionally exposed in storms. However, even these have now gone. The council removed them in 2022 due to safety concerns after strong storms and swells swept away large quantities of sand and dislodged them.

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