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Pier shops get candy stripes


Hastings Pier was opened in 1872 and has had rather a remarkable, if turbulent, time of it ever since! It was a popular tourist destination in its early days, with visitors travelling from far and wide to enjoy the pier and


take in the revered health-boosting properties of sea air. Over the next hundred years it moved with the times, recovering from its first fire in 1917; enjoying an Art Deco


makeover in the 1930s; being requisitioned for official use in World War II and becoming a famous live music venue in the 1960s and 1970s. Unfortunately, by the 1980s its popularity had waned and the pier fell into a state of disrepair. In 2010, it was almost completely destroyed by a second fire. The people of Hastings, however, campaigned for their


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beloved pier to be restored to its former glory. By 2013, funding was secured and in 2016, Hastings Pier was re-opened. Brewers have been involved with transforming the look of the shops on the pier, which are designed to look like beach


huts. Originally painted black, bright colours were picked and Albany Exterior Smooth was used to bring the traditional British seaside style to life.


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