Wow. I didn't realise so much demolition was happening . Always liked the concrete mushrooms sort of retro futuristic😊. Thanks for this. Love to you, your drone and Huddersfield!
Great video thanks, somewhere under peel street there is a tunnel that ran from the old police station that stood where the indoor market used to be, also somewhere about there was the Ramsden Street swimming baths, I highly recommend looking at Huddersfield exposed, it gives you a great insight into old Huddersfield and what used to be there
Huddersfield, like so many British towns and cities, fell victim to well-meaning but ultimately disastrous town planners and architects in the second half of the C20th. It is paying the price for this today.
no, it's paying the price for your internet and out of town shopping addiction. The town centre was well designed for shopping habits of the 1960s - 1990s but no-one foresaw mass car ownership, out of town shopping and online shopping. So it changes.
They destroyed my father and grandfather and great grandfather's business in the 60s to build this and now it's being rehashed. (Printers and Stationers at 29-31 Queen Street).
@elizabethdarley8646 Dad moved to a large printers in Birmingham working for someone else. All mine and my brothers inheritance lost. We went into different occupations and are now happily retired. It could have been so different.
Wow. I didn't realise so much demolition was happening . Always liked the concrete mushrooms sort of retro futuristic😊. Thanks for this. Love to you, your drone and Huddersfield!
Very nice flight👍👍
Great video thanks, somewhere under peel street there is a tunnel that ran from the old police station that stood where the indoor market used to be, also somewhere about there was the Ramsden Street swimming baths, I highly recommend looking at Huddersfield exposed, it gives you a great insight into old Huddersfield and what used to be there
Cool aerial shots of this very interesting reconstruction site. Nice variation of flight moves and perspectives. Great video, my dear friend. 🤘👌
Thank You, will be glad when the final build is done 👍🏻🫂
Huddersfield, like so many British towns and cities, fell victim to well-meaning but ultimately disastrous town planners and architects in the second half of the C20th. It is paying the price for this today.
no, it's paying the price for your internet and out of town shopping addiction. The town centre was well designed for shopping habits of the 1960s - 1990s but no-one foresaw mass car ownership, out of town shopping and online shopping. So it changes.
They destroyed my father and grandfather and great grandfather's business in the 60s to build this and now it's being rehashed. (Printers and Stationers at 29-31 Queen Street).
Mmm, it is amazing what people can do. How did they survive that?
@elizabethdarley8646 Dad moved to a large printers in Birmingham working for someone else. All mine and my brothers inheritance lost. We went into different occupations and are now happily retired. It could have been so different.
We should have never ley this happen. Huddersfield now no longer has an indoor market.
I was under the impression the older, very handsome market is being extended. Hmm could be wrong. I am 200 miles away. 😅
Good riddance! They should have never demolished the beautiful original gothic market hall in the 1960s.