Wednesday, 28 March 2012

Colwyn Bay Pier Deadlock is broken

After several years, the deadlock over Colwyn Bay Pier's ownership has finally been broken, with Conwy County Borough Council announcing today that it has purchased the structure. A decision is still awaited regarding a Heritage Lottery Fund to kick off the renovation work. At long last, we can look forward to some positive movement for this key element of Colwyn Bay's Promenade.

Posted by DD at Wednesday, March 28, 2012

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