Technically correct as "Traffic Wardens" were appointed under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (there was a London specific act before that) as police employees - parking used to be a 'criminal offence' until it was de-criminalised and parking matters handed over to the local council. Local authorities can't 'appoint' traffic wardens which as above are their own thing in law (like police constables only alot less power wise) so they had the role changed to an employee function within a local council and called them "Civil Enforcement Officers" - it was an offence to impersonate a Traffic Warden hence the name and role change. Long story short parking wardens do not exist, technically anymore... Fun fact when PCSOs first came about some were employed as "Traffic" PCSOs and had to display "TRAFFIC" in yellow on their eppaulettes as Traffic Wardens did but that was phased out when the last police traffic wardens finally retired.
As a Yank (from New England, a town called Portsmouth) and long time viewer of you channel, it appears as though the vibe in Nottingham is much more pleasant than Manchester. It's aesthetically ore pleasing and people seem friendlier. I'd love to visit.
I really want to know why Africans get these jobs...It always seems to be an African giving out parking tickets, stopping you and asking 'why you do dis?' etc... Why are Africans suddenly the employee of choice for low level security positions?
They are not the ideal employees by choice, but they make up the majority of those seeking these jobs. No real skills are required, and essentially, you end up doing very little except standing around and playing with your phone. So, if you lack skills and prefer to do nothing, this is perfect. Believe me, many employers aren’t particularly happy with the available recruitment pool for these roles, but there aren’t many willing candidates. Some British workers would rather take on more active, low-skilled jobs, which is great for them. However, others would prefer to do nothing and remain on benefits.
Will they heck it’s what they do , Tavistock institute and social engineering won’t suddenly disappear. They deliberately cause problems, note reactions and observe behaviours . Plenty of books to read on Tavistock and well worth the time in my opinion
It’s illegal to impersonate a police officer.... unless it’s the local council... then it seems fine?! When did the law books include exemptions for revenue generation staff?
@M3sterX , I seen to recall that Police charged a man earlier this year for impersonation because he wore black clothing with the word " POLITE" on it.
@M3sterX , excellent question. It appears that some of the Police understood that the bloke was not doing anything wrong, however one of the senior Police had taken a dislike to him due to previous interactions..... there was another reported arrest of a man who had stickers all over his clothing and a toy helmet with a blue light on top. Seemed to be a vindictive arrest due to him making fun of the Police.
I live in Nottingham and lived here all my life so it was nice seeing you visited our city and also enjoyed it as you did. Keep up your good work visiting city's and hope to see you here in Nottingham when you arrive next. 👍🏼
Love it when you point out terrible architecture and bad council choices. We can't get planning for a small garage on our land but they build 10 story utter garbage in historical town center !!!??
I would have thought he was completely unemployable,apart from looking so horrible he could barely even speak English..My oh my how standards have fallen.
Nottingham used to be an amazing place. It is now quite run down and scruffy. In the 80's and 90's it was such a vibrant place, the high street from the bottom shopping centre upwards, the whole high street was full of street traders, buskers, and other performers. There were lots of independent small shops which you would not find anywhere else (arcade records was one of my favourite), sadly now long gone, and the high street could be any city in the uk now. The same shops, all chains, and same boring monopoly.
I know exactly what you mean. As a kid in the 80's, the environment around me was rich with society, despite Thatcher's attempts to bury us all into the dirt, while the rich lived lavish lives. People still had parents from WW2-era up-bringing, which I was honoured to receive the values of. Be respectful, be polite, help the poor, help the elderly, help each other. Support the Rag n Bone man.. Get your fruit and veg from the mobile van that came once a week, English Ice cream man. Public Libraries, Public Theaters, affordable, Public transport.. Everything was sunny in summer and snowy in winter. Life now has decayed to the point where I don't recognise this world anymore. Everyone is hating each other and ignoring each other, corpo-monopolisation has absolutely run down our towns and cities into concrete slums.. It's hard to cope now :(
@@brothermaleuspraetor9505 Absolutely ! I was raised by grandparents and they lived / served in WW2, and as such I was brought up in that tradition of manners means everything.
Nice one mate! I loved it when going home on a Sunday, after a lovely Sunday dinner, school night, tired and sleepy, going to mum's car to go home to bed, and grandma would say Goodnight, God bless. I loved that care given to me. Miss them. But what great lessons they taught us, what nice memories they left us with, What amazing life-skills we have because of their resilience. Take care :)
@@brothermaleuspraetor9505 yes brother your right Ile from Nottingham born here in the 80s it's not the same anymore it's a run down derelict lifeless scumhole the characters gone the people with character have gone the whole cumminty feel in the area has gone mass immigration has ruined Nottingham forever
Hi Charles, Brilliant video of my home town and loved the way you praised it, don't know if you realised that the, street lighting in the park estate, is still run on gas, brilliant for night photography in the winter snow.. .......keep em coming......
notts is alright but it has been dwindling down over the last decade. there's not as much shopping as there used to be and a few restaurants have popped up and closed down.
Nottingham. Who knew?! It looks amazing. This video was so good, and so revealing, that I watched it back-to-back. The Nottingham Tourist Boars ARE NOT doing their job correctly!
I can’t believe we only got one mellow cracky.I thought Charlie might of ended up in a bit of ruckus in Nottingham but still fantastic video with out the angry drama
The 'Alphabet' people people have not understood that they have shot themselves in the foot. The vast majority of us don't care ... be what you want to be.
@@noelward8047 exactly. You don't want to be labelled yet add a bunch of letters that didn't need to be there. Who cares what genitals you put in your mouth, stop putting yourselves in boxes.
My father bob was the groundskeeper of woolaton for over a decade. He found the hidden garden that had been lost to everyone for 200 years. They havent even name checked him and yet if he hadnt unconvered it , it would STILL be lost and hidden right under everyones nose attached to the main building 😮😮😮
When you enter Wollaton hall (which has essentially been turned into a natural history museum full of stuffed animals and an ant farm) you are greeted by a huge stuffed giraffe. I'm in my early 50's now, but there must be pics of me as a three year old standing beneath the monster, pointing at the poor old sods "goolies" shouting "What dat dad?" much to the hilarity of all present. Had he the presence of my humour, he might have said "nothing according to your mother, she's been spoiled" but it was all a long, long time ago. My late father reconditioned many of the model engines that were on exhibition during bank holidays - in 2005 (around the death of both my parents, not far from the hospital) nobody seemed to recall him from I guess the 1980's when he contributed as a volunteer. Corned beef sandwiches and refreshing orange cordial from the back of a maroon Morris Oxford shooting-break I guess in the mid-70's whilst my folks supped "hot brown" from a thermo-flask never tasted so good ever since. I can still smell the grass and dodge the deer turds. Enough - if you've read so far and have any degree of empathy you'll realise that my short text is merely the cathartic self-consolation of a very lonely guy. A common thread of humanity exists among all of us which explains our unquestionable empathy for one another regardless of extraction. Once that is accepted it is only logical to realise that whatever you impose on another is an imposition upon yourself. Stay well, mean well and embrace everyone as the missing component of you _as they are._
Charlie you managed to show the nicer bits of nottingham despite being literally minutes away from cracksville at some points.and how you never encountered Notts own spice horde is amazing.weve our very own crutchie and ironside😂😂we even have a legless Romanian who plonks his waist on a skateboard n uses his arms to propel him
Nottingham is a great night out, one of the few places I saw absolutely zero drama on a night out. Pit & Pendulum was a nice place to drive especially away from the main city centre prices.
I used to travel to Nottingham every week for work, I often slept in a lorry around the hyson green area, and the local dealers, who were always black/African guys, were always really nice dudes compared to the little shits we had dealing here in Preston. I now get what I need from my Doctor, he's not as nice as the black guys in Notts either but he's a lot cheaper, thanks to the NHS.🤣 Great video, brought back some good memories. Thanks, Charlie.
Nottingham has sure done Nottingham proud. Great vid Charlie ....p.s. Double dare you to take your chances in Birmingham 🫣.....would you live in Birmingham ? Over to you bro ....🤔
33% higher, I wonder why, hasn't Nottingham not had an influx of 'new arrivals'? Yes it has, 21% might not seem high but that's the amount that have been relocated there, there is of course crimes by natives but that is hardly surprising considering they are the host nation, I just want to tell you all just one thing that's important, I cannot tell you where I work but they released a figure recently of 87% native British, that was a number literally made up as to either not panick the population or to make it seem like there are not as many, the exact figure is 58%.
I’m Nottingham born and bred but moved to Salford 4years ago. I can definitely say Nottm is more friendlier. People are more relaxed and willing to converse.
I'm a manc, moved to Nottingham 6.5 years ago, yeah the people are way friendlier than mancs, I love the people round here, even the junkies are friendly and polite. Manchester has an edge that doesent suit me anymore, I'm too old for looking behind my back everyday
@@LionessExploresSalford, I lived in ordsall for about a year, disgusting lack of respect from the chav families and their feral kids, some food people there but unfortunately the benefits scum have taken it over
Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem is the oldest pub in England! Also Jon Pertwee (actor from Nottingham who played the 3rd Doctor in Doctor Who) used to drink in there. Great video Charlie.
One minute 49 seconds into vid just opitimises the degradation of the United Kingdon over the last 60 odd years in a NUTSHELL, I am speechless! Keep up the great work Charlie.
Wow, a real stag! Very chill. I thought it was antlers on a rock too until you got close. Even then I wasn't convinced until it moved in a kind of "F off" manner.
My old man did all those grounds that u see when u there...he also opened up the hidden lost garden at the side which was hidden since Victorian times.
NCC policy is to build halls of residence everywhere, hence that's why the city centre is chock full of artisan cafe's & bars, you should have visited the out lying desolate suburban areas where we need more housing.
Hey Charlie. The place you went to, the gated estate is called the “Park Estate” and it has its own community office, it is independent from the council.
@Jack Burton You have to be at least 40 to remember that the BBC was actually decent at one time besides sir jimmy Savile lol They still weren’t as woke back in the 80s.
What was the purple character at the start? Edit: East Midlands Railway commissioned a character called Miles as a promotion a couple of years ago and seem to have taken it down rather fast as I can't find a single reference to it anywhere on the internet, other than on the website of the model making company who made him.
Glad you enjoyed my city, Charlie. You missed Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem when you were at the castle, It's the oldest pub in the country and well worth a visit if you're ever here again. 👍🙂
Interesting seeing your walk around Nottingham. I emigrated in '87. Woolaton Hall & Park was free. Mostly the Castle was free or very cheap to get in. Now £20 for locals £25 for non city residents. (Pricey methinks).The gated community is called 'the Park' very nice area as you reported. Thanks for posting Charley, very nostalgic for me. Liked & subscribed will look at more of your posts. Robin still got his arrow!..always used to be nicked. Cafe culture & pedestrianisation has improved the city....now very much a student city❤
Charlie Veitch our own David Bellamy of urban exploration. There is interest and wonder all around, if you look for it. Loved the video and always love the unique narration of the Veitchy. Peace and love!
So you missed "Ye olde trip to Jerusalem"? It's a pub at the foot of the castle mount and is partially built into the cliff face. One of the oldest pubs in the UK it has been kept as much as modern legislation allows, has good ales and great food.
I'm glad you like Nottingham, nice to see that you saw all the good bits , wish I'd of been there the same day I'd love to meet you you legend Mr VEITCH we love you ❤❤❤❤❤😅
Scruffy pseudo-paramilitary outfits and general appearance are the norm now across UK policing. Whatever the debate about other policing policies, surely a really simple step in improving professionalism would be to smarten the officers up and get rid of some of the military paraphenalia.
"We're not traffic wardens because they don't exist anymore" OK so what do you do ? "we issue parking fines" !!!!!!!
Technically correct as "Traffic Wardens" were appointed under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (there was a London specific act before that) as police employees - parking used to be a 'criminal offence' until it was de-criminalised and parking matters handed over to the local council.
Local authorities can't 'appoint' traffic wardens which as above are their own thing in law (like police constables only alot less power wise) so they had the role changed to an employee function within a local council and called them "Civil Enforcement Officers" - it was an offence to impersonate a Traffic Warden hence the name and role change.
Long story short parking wardens do not exist, technically anymore...
Fun fact when PCSOs first came about some were employed as "Traffic" PCSOs and had to display "TRAFFIC" in yellow on their eppaulettes as Traffic Wardens did but that was phased out when the last police traffic wardens finally retired.
Hi dude.
They will always be called Traffic Wardens as far as I`m concerned.
As a Yank (from New England, a town called Portsmouth) and long time viewer of you channel, it appears as though the vibe in Nottingham is much more pleasant than Manchester. It's aesthetically ore pleasing and people seem friendlier. I'd love to visit.
manchester is a fucking shite hole run by gangsters full of crackheads
Yup! Manchester is a crap hole!
You're getting a bad view of Manchester through this channel, wouldn't judge it based off the footage you see
Nottingham is a foreign shiz hole
No mate,don't know why but Charlie seems to have visited on a rare quit day,and the mostly nice bits of city centre too😮
Yes yes! Charlie I’m Nottingham born and just live up the road in Derby… glad to see you here 💜
Good old Derby Mr veitch would enjoy Northington Rd for drama 😂
I really want to know why Africans get these jobs...It always seems to be an African giving out parking tickets, stopping you and asking 'why you do dis?' etc... Why are Africans suddenly the employee of choice for low level security positions?
Poor educational attainment.
Don't shoot the messenger. That's the truth and the real answer whether you like it or not.
@@jetsetter797 No, I would be inclined to agree with you entirely.
They are not the ideal employees by choice, but they make up the majority of those seeking these jobs. No real skills are required, and essentially, you end up doing very little except standing around and playing with your phone. So, if you lack skills and prefer to do nothing, this is perfect. Believe me, many employers aren’t particularly happy with the available recruitment pool for these roles, but there aren’t many willing candidates. Some British workers would rather take on more active, low-skilled jobs, which is great for them. However, others would prefer to do nothing and remain on benefits.
Will some of the Tavistock Clinic staff be charged with GBH ? Including senior staff and politicians who allowed this evil treatment of children.
Will they heck it’s what they do , Tavistock institute and social engineering won’t suddenly disappear. They deliberately cause problems, note reactions and observe behaviours . Plenty of books to read on Tavistock and well worth the time in my opinion
It’s illegal to impersonate a police officer.... unless it’s the local council... then it seems fine?! When did the law books include exemptions for revenue generation staff?
Pretty sure the Police Act 1996 didn't contain any exemptions in relation to it
The key is to recognise the imposters and ignore everything they say...
A cunning plan to fool the public into believing there are more bobbies on the beat than there actually are.
@M3sterX , I seen to recall that Police charged a man earlier this year for impersonation because he wore black clothing with the word " POLITE" on it.
@M3sterX , excellent question. It appears that some of the Police understood that the bloke was not doing anything wrong, however one of the senior Police had taken a dislike to him due to previous interactions..... there was another reported arrest of a man who had stickers all over his clothing and a toy helmet with a blue light on top. Seemed to be a vindictive arrest due to him making fun of the Police.
The prettiest cop I have seen on your channel, yes I meant the female cop.
The one with the Beard ?
Beardy..😍😍😍😘😘😘
She’s a traffic warden
Thirsty Martin.
She was gorgeous. Beautiful eyes.
I live in Nottingham and lived here all my life so it was nice seeing you visited our city and also enjoyed it as you did. Keep up your good work visiting city's and hope to see you here in Nottingham when you arrive next. 👍🏼
Same here
Lived here all my life...
Love it when you point out terrible architecture and bad council choices. We can't get planning for a small garage on our land but they build 10 story utter garbage in historical town center !!!??
The Black Security Man really did have zombie eyes
I would have thought he was completely unemployable,apart from looking so horrible he could barely even speak English..My oh my how standards have fallen.
Loved the line " He can run away from everything except his own brain" Classic Charlie.😂
I burst out laughing.
Good one
She can put me in fake handcuffs anyway.
Shed probably give you a parking ticket
She can take down my particulars any time.
you wouldnt say that if you were in them for real
i know, she pretty cute
She can pretend to arrest me whenever she wants, provided she uses hand cuffs
It wasn't just me then Haha
A smile to die for ... was She Maid Marian in a past life ?
Very cute 🥰
"You can call me George Floyd because you can put your legs on my neck any day!"
@@Svoorhout85 stealin that one! 😂
Cute but kind of looks like a potato on closer inspection
Your disposal of that first security guard was flawless and impeccable sir.
I can`t believe that thing was even given a job in the first place!!
To be fair the city is lovely and the good people of Nottingham very friendly.
It's great to see theres virtually no 'Crackies' in Shottingham, compared to Gunchester !
Nottingham used to be an amazing place. It is now quite run down and scruffy.
In the 80's and 90's it was such a vibrant place, the high street from the bottom shopping centre upwards, the whole high street was full of street traders, buskers, and other performers.
There were lots of independent small shops which you would not find anywhere else (arcade records was one of my favourite), sadly now long gone, and the high street could be any city in the uk now. The same shops, all chains, and same boring monopoly.
I know exactly what you mean. As a kid in the 80's, the environment around me was rich with society, despite Thatcher's attempts to bury us all into the dirt, while the rich lived lavish lives. People still had parents from WW2-era up-bringing, which I was honoured to receive the values of. Be respectful, be polite, help the poor, help the elderly, help each other. Support the Rag n Bone man.. Get your fruit and veg from the mobile van that came once a week, English Ice cream man. Public Libraries, Public Theaters, affordable, Public transport.. Everything was sunny in summer and snowy in winter. Life now has decayed to the point where I don't recognise this world anymore. Everyone is hating each other and ignoring each other, corpo-monopolisation has absolutely run down our towns and cities into concrete slums.. It's hard to cope now :(
@@brothermaleuspraetor9505 Absolutely !
I was raised by grandparents and they lived / served in WW2, and as such I was brought up in that tradition of manners means everything.
Nice one mate! I loved it when going home on a Sunday, after a lovely Sunday dinner, school night, tired and sleepy, going to mum's car to go home to bed, and grandma would say Goodnight, God bless. I loved that care given to me. Miss them. But what great lessons they taught us, what nice memories they left us with, What amazing life-skills we have because of their resilience. Take care :)
@@DjNikGnashers ""Manners Maketh The Man""
@@brothermaleuspraetor9505 yes brother your right Ile from Nottingham born here in the 80s it's not the same anymore it's a run down derelict lifeless scumhole the characters gone the people with character have gone the whole cumminty feel in the area has gone mass immigration has ruined Nottingham forever
Hi Charles, Brilliant video of my home town and loved the way you praised it, don't know if you realised that the, street lighting in the park estate, is still run on gas, brilliant for
night photography in the winter snow.. .......keep em coming......
Multicoloured vomit flags!
Multicoloured Vomit UK .
@@madhavoc1 Learn to cope 😂😂😂
@@OfficialGobbIedyGooker no
That fake police woman is a Hottie
the park is all lawyers and doctors......
The Civil Enforcement Officer (female) is absolutely beautiful!!!!
Funny as I just made that comment myself . She should of been a model or maybe she is as well
Hi Charlie, what an amazing and enjoyable video of Nottingham, haven’t been there for years but how it’s changed it’s a great city.
@Jack Burton lmao, clown.
I’ve lived in 7 cities in the uk and Nottingham is by far the best
notts is alright but it has been dwindling down over the last decade. there's not as much shopping as there used to be and a few restaurants have popped up and closed down.
Very run down and violent unfortunately
@@larrydavid18Yes, in places
I live in Nottingham and I'm ashamed of what our corrupt council
Nottingham. Who knew?! It looks amazing. This video was so good, and so revealing, that I watched it back-to-back. The Nottingham Tourist Boars ARE NOT doing their job correctly!
Never thought about visiting till watching this
It's a very underrated city, bigger than people think because of strange boundaries, and still recovering from an outdated "Shottingham" reputation.
Poor Debenhams , lovely shop now it's history unfortunately , great content once again !
I love that when security ask you stuff and you say its fine. Brilliant. Freak them out.
The female "civil enforcement officer" is a cutie.
What an epic (almost) 1hr special 👏
Really made me want to visit. Thanks Veitch 👊👍
A viewer from Nottingham. Thanks for this and glad you liked Notts. Come back again soon.
there's a cave under the Jerusalem pub, you used to be able to eat in the restaurant under it. the caves are really interesting under Notts too.
I can’t believe we only got one mellow cracky.I thought Charlie might of ended up in a bit of ruckus in Nottingham but still fantastic video with out the angry drama
might have NOT might of
I thought the same when you said Jerusalem earlier in the vid.... Ye' old Jerusalem inn is the oldest pub in the universe
LGTV4K is now my favourite way to say LGB 😂
The 'Alphabet' people people have not understood that they have shot themselves in the foot.
The vast majority of us don't care ... be what you want to be.
@@noelward8047 exactly. You don't want to be labelled yet add a bunch of letters that didn't need to be there. Who cares what genitals you put in your mouth, stop putting yourselves in boxes.
I always say LGBQ RU12.
Female Civil Enforcement, if you’re reading this, you’re truly beautiful. Even your nails ❤️
Cystitis is a urinary infection, very uncomfortable.
Fair play to the first guy, he asked questions you didn't need to answer and then he left you to it, exactly how it should be done.
He was just easily confused,seemed like he was lacking any IQ
My father bob was the groundskeeper of woolaton for over a decade. He found the hidden garden that had been lost to everyone for 200 years. They havent even name checked him and yet if he hadnt unconvered it , it would STILL be lost and hidden right under everyones nose attached to the main building 😮😮😮
It’s wollaton not woolaton lol
It's spelt as wollaton hall
Those "officers" should in no way be dressed in a way SO similar to actual police is just WRONG, SO WRONG.
Have you not been out of your house for a few years ?
@@thehonestcritic6577 why?
Yeah they should be wearing gorilla costumes or a tutu maybe
@@snotnosedlilkid Tutu or just a plain simple clown 🤡 outfit.
Love these walk arounds with the Veitch top quality content
When you enter Wollaton hall (which has essentially been turned into a natural history museum full of stuffed animals and an ant farm) you are greeted by a huge stuffed giraffe. I'm in my early 50's now, but there must be pics of me as a three year old standing beneath the monster, pointing at the poor old sods "goolies" shouting "What dat dad?" much to the hilarity of all present.
Had he the presence of my humour, he might have said "nothing according to your mother, she's been spoiled" but it was all a long, long time ago.
My late father reconditioned many of the model engines that were on exhibition during bank holidays - in 2005 (around the death of both my parents, not far from the hospital) nobody seemed to recall him from I guess the 1980's when he contributed as a volunteer.
Corned beef sandwiches and refreshing orange cordial from the back of a maroon Morris Oxford shooting-break I guess in the mid-70's whilst my folks supped "hot brown" from a thermo-flask never tasted so good ever since. I can still smell the grass and dodge the deer turds.
Enough - if you've read so far and have any degree of empathy you'll realise that my short text is merely the cathartic self-consolation of a very lonely guy. A common thread of humanity exists among all of us which explains our unquestionable empathy for one another regardless of extraction. Once that is accepted it is only logical to realise that whatever you impose on another is an imposition upon yourself.
Stay well, mean well and embrace everyone as the missing component of you _as they are._
Great video 👍...Keep going all around the UK.. Cities, village's, market towns and seaside resorts.
One of the realest dudes I seen on youtube! Last of a dying breed much respect 🔐💯💪
Charlie you managed to show the nicer bits of nottingham despite being literally minutes away from cracksville at some points.and how you never encountered Notts own spice horde is amazing.weve our very own crutchie and ironside😂😂we even have a legless Romanian who plonks his waist on a skateboard n uses his arms to propel him
Shades of the The Threepenny Opera then ?
An hour long video, thanks Charlie 👍
I'll save this for my hangover tomorrow morning.
"Check out this Raul" "Moat" 🤣
What a hideous beard, that Traffic Warden has.
ALL beards are hideous
The pub you pointed out was the grove, closed down by Spirit pub co around 2010, because it kept getting robbed.
I'm currently not very well but really enjoyed watching your video and hopefully more to come
Pray you get well soon
Nottingham is a great night out, one of the few places I saw absolutely zero drama on a night out. Pit & Pendulum was a nice place to drive especially away from the main city centre prices.
There's usually the standard shit on Fridays and Saturdays, otherwise it's mostly students
I genuinely feel like I've just walked round Nottingham after watching this.😊
Also there's a few tunnels NOT caves but tunnels you can walk through.
I had a good two minutes of laughter with the “ tribunal hearing centre “ remark
Love it Charlie
I used to travel to Nottingham every week for work, I often slept in a lorry around the hyson green area, and the local dealers, who were always black/African guys, were always really nice dudes compared to the little shits we had dealing here in Preston. I now get what I need from my Doctor, he's not as nice as the black guys in Notts either but he's a lot cheaper, thanks to the NHS.🤣 Great video, brought back some good memories. Thanks, Charlie.
Drug dealers being nice to potential marks? Imagine that!!
@@vik914 shame his local dealers weren't nicer he might have stuck with them, as is, now the rest of us have to pay for his habits..
It's always fun to carry an air horn for when golfers have just started their swing!
No it’s no Steve 😂
Great idea for some content for my kids.... Thanks !!!!
Oh yes it is, you ask people what they would do even golfers 🤣
😁😄😆
Nottingham has sure done Nottingham proud. Great vid Charlie ....p.s. Double dare you to take your chances in Birmingham 🫣.....would you live in Birmingham ? Over to you bro ....🤔
I second that, he could do several videos. Dudley, Walsall and Wolverhampton are all like separate decent size towns.
greg Wolverhampton is a city!
I love the Plain tree's. They make roads look homely.
I've liked it before it's even started. In the Veitch we trust.
Nice to see my old home town. Best wishes Charlie, from Thailand.
33% higher, I wonder why, hasn't Nottingham not had an influx of 'new arrivals'? Yes it has, 21% might not seem high but that's the amount that have been relocated there, there is of course crimes by natives but that is hardly surprising considering they are the host nation, I just want to tell you all just one thing that's important, I cannot tell you where I work but they released a figure recently of 87% native British, that was a number literally made up as to either not panick the population or to make it seem like there are not as many, the exact figure is 58%.
Nottingham seems much friendlier and less depressing than Manchester. Not been to Nottingham in a long time.
I’m Nottingham born and bred but moved to Salford 4years ago. I can definitely say Nottm is more friendlier. People are more relaxed and willing to converse.
I'm a manc, moved to Nottingham 6.5 years ago, yeah the people are way friendlier than mancs, I love the people round here, even the junkies are friendly and polite. Manchester has an edge that doesent suit me anymore, I'm too old for looking behind my back everyday
@@LionessExploresSalford, I lived in ordsall for about a year, disgusting lack of respect from the chav families and their feral kids, some food people there but unfortunately the benefits scum have taken it over
All right Nottingham. Nice market
Have been to Leicester
If you don’t get justice in the justice centre, you can always jump head first into the canal. Go Nottingham.
Haha, Charlie is a LEGEND!~😹
The LeZZer at the Pub pit n pendulum Lol, drinking straight from the Jug hahahahahaha
Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem is the oldest pub in England! Also Jon Pertwee (actor from Nottingham who played the 3rd Doctor in Doctor Who) used to drink in there. Great video Charlie.
Years ago I was the chef at the Royal Children.
I was born in nottingham. Haven't lived there for nearly 20 years. It's a good-looking city, and I forgot how pleasing it is to the eyes
@23:00 don't give to the baggers, give it to the corrupt CEO charities who only earn £360,000 a year , the poor bastxxads
One minute 49 seconds into vid just opitimises the degradation of the United Kingdon over the last 60 odd years in a NUTSHELL, I am speechless! Keep up the great work Charlie.
Wow, a real stag! Very chill. I thought it was antlers on a rock too until you got close. Even then I wasn't convinced until it moved in a kind of "F off" manner.
They do tell you to not get too near the deer, as there can be attacks,and then the deer are destroyed but it's not their fault.
Nottingham is home ! Wild city at Night !
My old man did all those grounds that u see when u there...he also opened up the hidden lost garden at the side which was hidden since Victorian times.
That stag looks amazing...
I like the tours of the cities and streets and people. It gives you a REAL perspective. Keep it up. More history please!
Yes,me too, and this is my city
NCC policy is to build halls of residence everywhere, hence that's why the city centre is chock full of artisan cafe's & bars, you should have visited the out lying desolate suburban areas where we need more housing.
Hey Charlie. The place you went to, the gated estate is called the “Park Estate” and it has its own community office, it is independent from the council.
Nottingham is quite a relax city is as long as you don’t get on the wrong side of the police Alex Belfield
@Jack Burton Charlie I think.
@Jack Burton You have to be at least 40 to remember that the BBC was actually decent at one time besides sir jimmy Savile lol They still weren’t as woke back in the 80s.
"Very civilised crowd" wait till night time. "Warriors, come out to play!"
Weird mix of old beautiful buildings and really depressing brutalist architecture
What was the purple character at the start?
Edit: East Midlands Railway commissioned a character called Miles as a promotion a couple of years ago and seem to have taken it down rather fast as I can't find a single reference to it anywhere on the internet, other than on the website of the model making company who made him.
Great video Charlie, as a Nottm Guy who emigrated to Leicester, its nice to see the old city looking good.
1hr of Nottingham video watched ☑️☑️☑️ nice one charlie
Glad you enjoyed my city, Charlie. You missed Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem when you were at the castle, It's the oldest pub in the country and well worth a visit if you're ever here again. 👍🙂
That security guy couldn't speak English. He couldn't secure a fart in a lift
there is a amazing hidden tunnel on the north of the park estate. and there are a lot of interesting and historical places you missed,
Them outfits are unbelievable it’s clearly a police uniform to give them more perceived authority, completely illegal
I live in Nottingham and this was still very informative and enjoyable, cheers!
Interesting seeing your walk around Nottingham. I emigrated in '87. Woolaton Hall & Park was free. Mostly the Castle was free or very cheap to get in. Now £20 for locals £25 for non city residents. (Pricey methinks).The gated community is called 'the Park' very nice area as you reported. Thanks for posting Charley, very nostalgic for me. Liked & subscribed will look at more of your posts. Robin still got his arrow!..always used to be nicked. Cafe culture & pedestrianisation has improved the city....now very much a student city❤
Charlie Veitch our own David Bellamy of urban exploration. There is interest and wonder all around, if you look for it. Loved the video and always love the unique narration of the Veitchy.
Peace and love!
Don't tar Charles with the same brush as Bellamy. I used to like all his nature conservation stuff. But he was a boozed up degenerate.
So you missed "Ye olde trip to Jerusalem"? It's a pub at the foot of the castle mount and is partially built into the cliff face. One of the oldest pubs in the UK it has been kept as much as modern legislation allows, has good ales and great food.
It’s a rip off
Tourist trap
Hitching a ride on a golf cart is the randomness we love 😂
I'm glad you like Nottingham, nice to see that you saw all the good bits , wish I'd of been there the same day I'd love to meet you you legend Mr VEITCH we love you ❤❤❤❤❤😅
Should have called in Meadows estate, plenty of crackle action in there.
That stag was very cool, chilled to the max, next level chilled.
Hysterical almost 60 but i do like the humour🤣🤣🤣😆
That stag is magnificent! ZZ cop isn’t!
I had ZZ Top in my head Haha
@@noelward8047 the lady he was with seemed ok but notts council should team him up with a similar sharp dressed man!
I've been to Nottingham a few times for work but I've never seen most of the stuff in this video. Thanks Charlie
Honestly, some of the hidden gems you’ve shown is in this! Very subtle.
Scruffy pseudo-paramilitary outfits and general appearance are the norm now across UK policing. Whatever the debate about other policing policies, surely a really simple step in improving professionalism would be to smarten the officers up and get rid of some of the military paraphenalia.
Hey mate.
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Love your work fella.
i spent 4 lovely years in Nottingham for uni from 07 to 11 some of the best days of my life
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