Another chunk of the West Pier appears to be about to fall into the sea following last night’s strong winds.
A section on the south-west corner is now dangling off the Grade I listed structure.
The West Pier Trust has been contacted for comment.
West Pier damaged by Storm Claudio
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The owner of what was once the West pier should be made to remove the wreckage down to the sea bed, rather than leave it as a danger to shipping for generations to come.