The owner of Hastings Pier says the structure is not for saleThe Friends of Hastings Pier say it should be in community ownershipThe owner of Hastings Pier in East Sussex says the structure is not for sale despite the company which runs it entering liquidation.“I’m in charge. I will do it,” he said.
“If the company is liquidated, then it doesn’t have any money to maintain the pier or do all the things that we need,” said James Chang from the charity. Mr Gulzar is believed to have bought it for less than £100,000 after the Hastings Pier Charity, which ran the structure, went into administration.“I have a lot of stamina,” he added.
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