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Media and Public Relations

Photography

Professional photography may only be done by prior arrangement with the Clevedon Pier Trust. Please telephone Linda Strong, Pier Manager on 01275 878846, or via email for further information.

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Articles/Filming/Programmes on Clevedon Pier

Picture: Clevedon Pier on cover of Somerset LifeAny newspaper, television company, radio station or magazine publisher wishing to produce an article on Clevedon Pier should contact Linda Strong, Pier Manager on 01275 878846, or via email further information.

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Clevedon Pier on film and TV

Over the years, Clevedon Pier has appeared in a number of different films and television programmes, and adverts for various products.

During 2009 the pier has been used to film:

   BBC Local weather
   Casualty
   Never Let Me Go (starring Kiera Knightley)
   Question of Sport
   Re-location, Re-location

ITV1 (West) 'Country Lives' on Thursday 30th November 2006 featured the work of Clevedon Pier Manager, Linda Strong.

January 2006: Two scenes from Casualty were filmed at the pier.

December 2005: BBC John Cravens 'Countryfile' was filmed from Clevedon Pier. John interviewed Linda, the Pier Manager, and they talked about the history of the pier. Countryfile now have their own brass plaque displayed. The programme went out on 8th January 2006.


Never Let Me Go

Clevedon Pier features as the setting for scenes in the new film "Never Let Me Go", starring Keira Knightley and Carey Mulligan (released in 2010).
 

Pier wins Clevedon Flower Power Awards - 2nd Prize


Sharon Trotter displaying the attractive glass trophy and certificate.

    

"It's good to know that we have been recognised for our efforts and it is with the generosity of Almondsbury Garden Centre & Rowntrees garden centre at Tickenham that we could go ahead this year and provide some colour at the pier.

In such a hostile environment it is very difficult to keep the containers going. However with the help of varoius people including the Youth Offenders team this has been possible. We are hoping that next year it may be possible to extend this by having more flower containers, therefore more of a display.

I would personally like to thank all those who have helped in making this a success"

      Linda Strong, Pier Manager