Wigan Pier nightclub demolished. ... 40 years old and I'm sure there are a lot of people who have happy and slightly hazy memories of good times at the old club.

Wigan Pier is coming to the newly reopened 051 nightclub on Saturday December 2, for one night and one night only. The two celebrated and historic dance clubs will collaborate to re-ignite ...

The Wigan Pier Nightclub, popular during the 1990s house and rave scene, is to be demolished as part of the regeneration plans. The 40-year-old building was bought by the council last March after ...

The final section of the former Wigan Pier Nightclub, popular during the 1990s house and rave scene, ... DJ fights to save 'iconic' club. Published. 7 February 2012. Related internet links.

The redevelopment of Wigan Pier is set to begin in the early part of this year. The final section of the former Wigan Pier Nightclub, which was a popular venue during the ’90s house and rave ...

The famous Wigan Pier nightclub is set to be torn down as part of a major redevelopment project. Council bosses described the former club as 'one of Wigan 's biggest eyesores' and announced that ...

Wigan; Video: Memories of Wigan Pier nightclub as bulldozers standby for demolition ... "Wigan Pier and Wigan Casino,two of the most iconic clubs of the last 40 years,both now demolished ...

Billed as a night inspured by ‘House, retro, Tall Trees, Venue, Bounce and Wigan Pier’, the North Road clubs will be joining together to hostthe old school night in aid of Cancer Research.

Read Wigan Pier nightclub demolished latest on ITV News. ... 40 years old and I'm sure there are a lot of people who have happy and slightly hazy memories of good times at the old club.

The Wigan Pier Nightclub, popular during the 1990s house and rave scene, is to be demolished as part of the regeneration plans. The 40-year-old building was bought by the council last March after ...

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