Calling everyone who loves piers and Prince of Wales Pier. Three Cornish piers will be taking part in a major celebration of piers in the British Isles, to launch British Tourism Week 2011. 34 piers across the UK will be taking part in the first ever Party on the Pier on Saturday 12th March. Looe, Newlyn and Falmouth will be hosting parties of their own, celebrating the heritage of the pier in unique and fitting ways. In Looe, banjo players will be strumming and entertaining locals and visitors alike on the celebrated Banjo Pier, Newlyn’s Old Harbour will be filled with boats, artists, heritage and activities and Falmouth is set to have a day to creatively capture what the Prince of Wales Pier means to residents. 
Monday 28 February 2011
Party on the Pier!
Calling everyone who loves piers and Prince of Wales Pier. Three Cornish piers will be taking part in a major celebration of piers in the British Isles, to launch British Tourism Week 2011. 34 piers across the UK will be taking part in the first ever Party on the Pier on Saturday 12th March. Looe, Newlyn and Falmouth will be hosting parties of their own, celebrating the heritage of the pier in unique and fitting ways. In Looe, banjo players will be strumming and entertaining locals and visitors alike on the celebrated Banjo Pier, Newlyn’s Old Harbour will be filled with boats, artists, heritage and activities and Falmouth is set to have a day to creatively capture what the Prince of Wales Pier means to residents. 
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