The People’s Pier – Regeneration, community, and popular culture heritage

When

27/06/2018    
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Where

The Bevy Pub
50 Hillside, Moulsecoomb, BN2 4TF

Event Type

The People’s Pier – Regeneration, community, and popular culture heritage

6pm on 27 June at The Bevy Community Pub
Speaker: Olu Jenzen, University of Brighton

Today only fifty nine of the original hundred or so British seaside piers remain, and many of those are under threat. Despite this downturn piers remain important to the coastal communities and are often at the heart of costal regeneration projects. However, regeneration processes are complex and not always inclusive. This talk presents findings from two case studies exploring the new phenomena of ’the community pier’:  The Hastings Pier and the Clevedon Pier.

Brains at the Bevy talks are a series of short and enlightening talks from local academics organised by The University of Brighton CUPP programme and hosted by the Bevy Community Pub

 

Future Brains at the Bevy Talks 

18th July Helen Johnson – How the Arts Can Change the World (Again) 

5th September Dawn Scott – Urban mammals: what happens in your garden after dark?

26h September Tara Dean – Food allergy: facts and fiction

24th October, Nick Gant –  Sole Searching – Shoes and stories of our modern material culture.

28th November, Neil Singh – How to save our NHS