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I blurred the photo for privacy reasons. Tho yes, yes it did have a Tardis-like feel to it

Went on the i360 on thursday morning. Always take my staying guests on there if they really really insist. OK it was a bit misty and it was the first slot of the day, but there were only four of us paying customers rattling around inside the thing. Which, has to be said, was quite fun 🙂 Must be...

The cost of the ticket includes food and drink of your choice from; 1x Nyetimeber English Sparkling Wine 1x Brighton Gin & Tonic 1x Meat & Two Veg

That's the problem tho. If it was guaranteed to fall into the sea then the council would be more than happy to do nothing for the next hundred years. Trouble is tho, it could fall in any direction. So they have to do something

If the West Pier is anything to go by, the rusty flagpole will just be left to, er, rust. Tho unlike the West Pier, it'll pose a hazard to public health if left to the elements to destroy. So the council will doubtless be faced with another enormous bill to tear the thing down safely

Ha Having said that, it does give some decent photo opportunities on a clear day. Here's one I took the last time I took some visitors on it (made slightly more affordable as you can buy a residents pass for £1 that gives you discounted rates)

They seem to have made the offering slightly more attractive recently, but you're still looking at about £75 for a family of 4 for a 25 minute fairly dull ride. And when you consider its free to go on the Palace Pier, there's loads to see and do and you can stay on there as long as you like, its...

Fair enough, the i360 paid £700k of its loan repayments to the council at the end of June, but Argus reports it is going to default on its £900k payment due at the end of December https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/23203312.brighton-i360-default-loan-payment-brighton-council/ With the cost of...

Would seem that paying Twenty Quid to go on the i360 is about as popular as paying Twenty Quid to share yer Amex ST