The Grand Pier

This weekend saw further easing of lockdown measures in England, with the leisure and hospitality sectors welcoming guests back for the first time since March. Alex Demetriou, managing director of Regency Purchasing Group which also owns…

A top tourist attraction will be saying thank you in its own special way to people from the emergency services and armed forces this weekend.

A top tourist attraction has taken a bold stand against single-use plastics by introducing new Eco Cups.

A petrifying Puppet Museum and a sinister Street FEARtre sideshow are among the new tricks and treats added this year to the Grand Pier’s annual Halloween spooktacular.

It’ll be the slime of their lives for children visiting Weston-super-Mare’s Grand Pier during this year’s school summer holidays.

Weston-super-Mare’s The Grand Pier has now hosted its first handful of ‘quiet hour’ sessions, which take place on the first Sunday of every month in order to increase its accessibility to people with autism and other sensory issues.

Earlier this year, Sir Richard Branson urged employers and educators to “do more to make the most of the untapped potential” of people with conditions like autism “to allow people to flourish”.

From June 2nd, Weston-super-Mare’s The Grand Pier will open one hour earlier than usual on the first Sunday of every month.

Weston-super-Mare’s Grand Pier is set to unveil a brand new Virtual Reality experience zone next week, offering visitors the chance to try the latest in VR technology with VR simulation and game play.