The People's Pier: The popular culture of pleasure piers and cultural regeneration through community heritage

Arts & Humanities

1. 1950s 6%
2. Adaptability 9%
3. Aesthetic Pleasure 12%
4. Appropriation 7%
5. Charity 9%
6. Cinema 100%
7. Cinema Culture 14%
8. Coast 7%
9. Collective Action 21%
10. Community Building 12%
11. Community Engagement 13%
12. Community Organization 37%
13. Confidence 8%
14. Connectivity 10%
15. Cultural Heritage 17%
16. Cultural History 8%
17. Curating 12%
18. Demise 8%
19. Deprivation 10%
20. Discourse 8%
21. Disintegration 9%
22. Education 5%
23. Enterprise 14%
24. Enthusiasm 8%
25. Enthusiasts 20%
26. Exhibition Space 24%
27. Funded Research 14%
28. Government 5%
29. Heritage 83%
30. Heritage Management 13%
31. History 31%
32. Holidays 9%
33. Iconic 8%
34. Interest Groups 11%
35. Landmarks 17%
36. Leisure 9%
37. Local Communities 18%
38. Music 28%
39. Open Plan 15%
40. Oral History 14%
41. Ownership 16%
42. Physical 5%
43. Pleasure 72%
44. Podcast 29%
45. Popular Culture 65%
46. Popular Entertainment 12%
47. Programming 8%
48. Questioning 8%
49. Redevelopment 11%
50. Regeneration 43%
51. Research Projects 8%
52. Residents 15%
53. Resilience 9%
54. Resources 5%
55. Revenue 9%
56. Screening 26%
57. Seaside 98%
58. Sound 6%
59. Storytelling 11%
60. Tapping 11%
61. Teenagers 10%
62. Testimonial 10%
63. Tourism 8%
64. Trails 9%
65. Uncertainty 5%
66. Value Systems 10%
67. Victorian Era 24%
68. Visitor Center 15%
69. Weather 9%
70. Youth Culture 23%