Andrew Comben in front of Brighton Palace Pier He will join music charity Britten Pears Arts as their new chief executive, and well-wishers have thanked him for his time running the Dome and Festival.

The Brighton Palace Pier boss says the seaside city does not realise how important tourism is and should be doing more to attract visitors, meanwhile defending the decision to raise the price of ...

The boss of Brighton Palace Pier has said that Brighton and Hove faces a "very difficult future" if more is not done to attract visitors there. Anne Ackord, who is CEO of Brighton Pier Group ...

The company behind Brighton Palace Pier has seen its shares slump as it plans to quit the London stock market. The leisure group behind the 126-year-old attraction became the latest firm to ...

The iconic Brighton Palace Pier's parent company, Brighton Pier Group, has seen its shares plummet as it becomes the latest entity to announce intentions to go private. Brighton Pier Group ...

The company, owner and operator of the Sussex resort’s famous 126 year old Brighton Palace Pier, said it had carried out “a careful review of the benefits and drawbacks” of its listing and ...

The group behind the 126-year-old Brighton Palace Pier is the latest to quit London’s junior stock market. Shares in Brighton Pier Group, which also owns bars and mini-golf sites, fell 60.6 per ...

which featured a film of The Wombles exploring and collecting rubbish in the Pavilion Gardens and enjoying the amusements on the pier. Brighton Dome ahead of the concert 50 years ago today (Image ...

Brighton Pier shares slumped on Wednesday after the company proposed the cancellation of its stock trading on London's AIM market and become a private company. The stock was down almost 70%, reaching ...

Brighton Pier Group said reasons for its plans to delist include “disproportionate” annual costs of between £250,000 and £300,000 to maintain a listing, lack of liquidity in the shares, volatility in ...

The decision to increase the cost for entering Brighton Pier to £2 was prompted by soaring maintenance, repair, and operational expenses announced earlier in the year. Anne Ackord, the CEO of the ...