The Pleasure Pier on the Weymouth Peninsula is to close temporarily from next Monday for essential maintenance. Dorset Council confirmed the site will be shut until the twenty-first of July as part of a wider harbour walls repair scheme. The project aims to preserve the historic structure and boost the long-term resilience of the harbour.
The Pleasure Pier on the Weymouth Peninsula is to close temporarily from next Monday for essential maintenance.
Dorset Council confirmed the site will be shut until the twenty-first of July as part of a wider harbour walls repair scheme.
The project aims to preserve the historic structure and boost the long-term resilience of the harbour.
Council bosses have apologised for the inconvenience caused to tourists and residents ahead of the summer season.
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