Southend Pier Covered in Three Miles of Knitted Poppies for Remembrance Sunday
Southend Pier has been beautifully decorated with an extraordinary display of knitted poppies ahead of Remembrance Sunday. The artwork spans nearly three miles, turning the world’s longest pleasure pier into a vibrant tribute to those who served.
“The campaign grew beyond its founders’ expectations, with more than 110,000 poppies being knitted to deck out the world’s longest pleasure pier.”
This community project, powered by dedicated volunteers, has become a heartfelt symbol of remembrance and unity, bringing thousands together in a shared act of respect.
About the Initiative
- Over 110,000 knitted poppies contributed by volunteers and craft groups.
- Three miles of decorations adorning Southend Pier.
- Created as a tribute ahead of Remembrance Sunday ceremonies.
Author’s Summary
More than 110,000 handmade poppies now wrap Southend Pier, transforming it into a powerful and colorful symbol of remembrance for those who served.
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