Film makers want to hear people’s West Pier memories for a new project about the landmark’s heritage and history.
The West Pier Trust said: “Sadly, we all know that the skeletal remains of Brighton’s West Pier will not be there forever.
“But what we can preserve are all those special memories and stories of Brighton’s most famous landmark.
“The West Pier Trust is working on a new initiative – a short film portraying your memories and stories in order to capture the pier’s heritage and share the strong bond it has played in the lives of Brighton and Hove residents.
“Does the West Pier hold significant memories for you? If you’d like to share your story get in touch with the West Pier Trust today.
“Maybe you used to play on the West Pier as a child, worked behind the scenes or trod the boards performing out to sea?”
West Pier Trust chief executive Rachel Clark said: “It’s really important that we capture significant memories and stories to put the pier in context for the next generation.
“We already have a list of people with some brilliant stories to tell but we know there are a lot more out there.”
Anyone who wants to share their memories and stories is asked to email Rachel Clark at info@westpier.co.uk.
Can the West Pier Trust account for as to how the significant amount of donations that they have received over the years has been spent?
All is revealed in their annual report and accounts and at their annual general meeting
i am prepared to share my stories but i want to be paid.