Fenwick Pier is to be razed to the ground after the government terminated its lease with the Servicemen’s Guides Association. Photo: Dickson Lee Fenwick Pier is to be razed to the ground after the government terminated its lease with the Servicemen’s Guides Association. Photo: Dickson Lee
Fenwick Pier is to be razed to the ground after the government terminated its lease with the Servicemen’s Guides Association. Photo: Dickson Lee
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Fenwick Pier has reached its use-by date

  • Wan Chai is evolving and changing as should be expected with so vibrant and dynamic a part of the city; the facility was out of place in such an environment

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Updated: 10:29pm, 2 Feb, 2020

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Fenwick Pier is to be razed to the ground after the government terminated its lease with the Servicemen’s Guides Association. Photo: Dickson Lee Fenwick Pier is to be razed to the ground after the government terminated its lease with the Servicemen’s Guides Association. Photo: Dickson Lee
Fenwick Pier is to be razed to the ground after the government terminated its lease with the Servicemen’s Guides Association. Photo: Dickson Lee
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