Nice walk today I enjoyed the towns historical history you gave. 😀 very beautiful the town is. Hope to see more soon. Your walks are always awesome and great. 😀 have a great day
That sounds wonderful! The Harolds are always one of the most characterful parts of Hyde Park - a place that's been full of life for years now :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video and that it brought back some nice memories of your childhood!
Ha ha student life in Hyde Park is always lively! The students do bring some great character to the area too - I hope this video brought back some nice memories for you :)
SUPER MERCI POUR CETTE TRÈS AGRÉABLE PROMENADE HYPER INSTRUCTIVE ET SIGNIFICATIVE !.. Y'A PAS TOUTES CES JOLIES MAISONS EN BRIQUE C'EST TRÈS CHOUETTE ET TRÈS MARRANT QUAND ELLES SONT DE STYLE NORMAND !.. OH MON COUP DE COEUR VA À LA MAKKAH MOSQUE DONT L' ARCHITECTURE EST SUPERBE !.. BELLE JOURNÉE LET'S WALK !..
That was interesting for me as The walk started and ended where I went to junior school in the 1940's Where the demolition site and the to Brudenell School in the 1950's. Both Schools have been demolished. You travelled on the roads and streets I would take to both schools. You also passed where some important people lived. Arther Ransome's house of Swalows and A,mazon fame. Herbert Sutcliffes house in Cardigan Road, John Cravens Street dont know the House could be nearer Burley Park and lastly Sir Stansfield Robinson Conductor of the London Symphony and his brother Eric Robison director of BBC light entertainment. My family lived in Thornville Road lower down from the Mosque
Hi,, like your video,, could u please make a video on bus routes to leeds trinity University and which area is convenient for students to live if they studying at leeds trinity university
Hi there! Hyde Park is very much one of the most popular student areas in Leeds, along with Headingley a little further out of town. Of the two, Hyde Park does have a little more crime around and about, but it is overwhelmingly a safe place to live, like much of Leeds :) If you're looking for somewhere a little quieter, then Woodhouse just nearby is a lovely spot for students of all nationalities too! I hope that helps - and thank you very much for watching :)
It's not too bad, as someone who lived there herself :) It can take a little adjusting to, and a lot of unknown places can look more sinister than they actual are, but the people of Hyde Park are pretty cool!
@Silver Bulletz Laughably untrue. If you believe that it's university educated students doing grafiti and burglaries and not local layabouts who failed even the most basic education a long time ago then you're very much mistaken. If it's noise disturbance etc. that you are complaining about though then you may have a point.
@Silver Bulletz Ah, getting to the crux of it now. 'University is bad because I didn't go' and of course you're smarter through hard knocks. Got it. Broadly I agree though, they do create noise and nuance and it ends up pushing people out. Crime however is inversely correlated with educational levels it's an established economic/sociological fact. Uni students are really not on average going around robbing phones and joyriding. The blame for that falls squarely at the feet of poorly educated and poverty stricken locals, which I think is a tragedy. I'm not going to go around blaming foreigners and students from different parts of the UK all because I don't want to take responsibility for my local community. The worst parts of Leeds are the poorest and usually student free. Look at Holbeck, Cross Green and Harehills for example. Poor, poorly educated and very few students to be seen.
I have watched so many of your video walks and have enjoyed them all. However, I have got to say, that while this truly looks like it could be a stunning area to live, the fact that there clearly are a lot of youth's who have absolutely no respect for their own nor other's properties, that tagging every available home wall, fence, even trash bins, has done nothing but make this whole area appear derelict, shady as heck and downright trashy. Such a shame that the Council and Police allow this vagrancy to go on without any recourse as shown by the fact that there is hardly one unmarked place in the entire walk. It's a crying shame!!!
It looks like much of Leeds is a run-down dive, a sad place to live, it doesn't look like there is much pride in the place, or is this simply a ghetto?
It’s the area where most of students live, this is why it’s not really well looked after. Greedy landlords don’t live there so they don’t care about it. It’s great for nightlife though.
Thanks so much for posting. Brings back cherished memories. God bless you.
No worries! Thank you for watching - I'm glad you enjoyed the video :)
@Lorenzo Augustine exactly why I don’t use social media anymore. This isn’t funny.
Nice walk today I enjoyed the towns historical history you gave. 😀 very beautiful the town is. Hope to see more soon. Your walks are always awesome and great. 😀 have a great day
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - there's some interesting history in Hyde Park :)
Loved it I used to live in Harold Mount as a kid-many happy memories
That sounds wonderful! The Harolds are always one of the most characterful parts of Hyde Park - a place that's been full of life for years now :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video and that it brought back some nice memories of your childhood!
Love Hyde park happy student days 🌸🌺 Hessle mount
Ha ha student life in Hyde Park is always lively! The students do bring some great character to the area too - I hope this video brought back some nice memories for you :)
Was living around this area back in 2019 - 2020. Kinda miss Leeds tbh
SUPER MERCI POUR CETTE TRÈS AGRÉABLE PROMENADE HYPER INSTRUCTIVE ET SIGNIFICATIVE !.. Y'A PAS TOUTES CES JOLIES MAISONS EN BRIQUE C'EST TRÈS CHOUETTE ET TRÈS MARRANT QUAND ELLES SONT DE STYLE NORMAND !.. OH MON COUP DE COEUR VA À LA MAKKAH MOSQUE DONT L' ARCHITECTURE EST SUPERBE !.. BELLE JOURNÉE LET'S WALK !..
This is a wonderful walk!
That's very kind of you to say! I enjoyed it - always nice to have a quiet Sunday morning stroll...
Moved here from Brunei for 4 years from 2000-2004. Went to Burley st matthias, Brudenell primary then later Ralph thoresby High School! ❤️
I also went to Burley St Matthias and later Ralph Thoresby School! I left in 2005
That was interesting for me as The walk started and ended where I went to junior school in the 1940's Where the demolition site and the to Brudenell School in the 1950's. Both Schools have been demolished. You travelled on the roads and streets I would take to both schools. You also passed where some important people lived. Arther Ransome's house of Swalows and A,mazon fame. Herbert Sutcliffes house in Cardigan Road, John Cravens Street dont know the House could be nearer Burley Park and lastly Sir Stansfield Robinson Conductor of the London Symphony and his brother Eric Robison director of BBC light entertainment. My family lived in Thornville Road lower down from the Mosque
Hi,, like your video,, could u please make a video on bus routes to leeds trinity University and which area is convenient for students to live if they studying at leeds trinity university
Shout out to Hessle Avenue
Is this place safe for international students?? Bcz i hear lot of rumors that this place is not safe for females
Hi there! Hyde Park is very much one of the most popular student areas in Leeds, along with Headingley a little further out of town. Of the two, Hyde Park does have a little more crime around and about, but it is overwhelmingly a safe place to live, like much of Leeds :) If you're looking for somewhere a little quieter, then Woodhouse just nearby is a lovely spot for students of all nationalities too!
I hope that helps - and thank you very much for watching :)
It's not too bad, as someone who lived there herself :) It can take a little adjusting to, and a lot of unknown places can look more sinister than they actual are, but the people of Hyde Park are pretty cool!
I live near there in brundel road its only late at night where crime happens
@Silver Bulletz Laughably untrue. If you believe that it's university educated students doing grafiti and burglaries and not local layabouts who failed even the most basic education a long time ago then you're very much mistaken. If it's noise disturbance etc. that you are complaining about though then you may have a point.
@Silver Bulletz Ah, getting to the crux of it now. 'University is bad because I didn't go' and of course you're smarter through hard knocks. Got it. Broadly I agree though, they do create noise and nuance and it ends up pushing people out. Crime however is inversely correlated with educational levels it's an established economic/sociological fact. Uni students are really not on average going around robbing phones and joyriding. The blame for that falls squarely at the feet of poorly educated and poverty stricken locals, which I think is a tragedy. I'm not going to go around blaming foreigners and students from different parts of the UK all because I don't want to take responsibility for my local community. The worst parts of Leeds are the poorest and usually student free. Look at Holbeck, Cross Green and Harehills for example. Poor, poorly educated and very few students to be seen.
Hey! That was our house! Shout out to Autumn Terrace :)
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2020 Covid time. I was there writing my thesis 😅
I have watched so many of your video walks and have enjoyed them all. However, I have got to say, that while this truly looks like it could be a stunning area to live, the fact that there clearly are a lot of youth's who have absolutely no respect for their own nor other's properties, that tagging every available home wall, fence, even trash bins, has done nothing but make this whole area appear derelict, shady as heck and downright trashy. Such a shame that the Council and Police allow this vagrancy to go on without any recourse as shown by the fact that there is hardly one unmarked place in the entire walk. It's a crying shame!!!
Lived around here for a bit. I’ve happy memories of the place, but damn it was a horrible neighbourhood.
roots bloody roots. Used to sell weed door to door tramped these streets
great victorian suburb, although these souls have to bear some of the most awful senseless graffiti
It's a very lively place though - especially in the middle of the university term :)
The graffiti is utterly disgraceful. Should make whoever does it clean it off.
It looks like much of Leeds is a run-down dive, a sad place to live, it doesn't look like there is much pride in the place, or is this simply a ghetto?
It’s the area where most of students live, this is why it’s not really well looked after. Greedy landlords don’t live there so they don’t care about it. It’s great for nightlife though.
What a mess. Litter and graffiti everywhere!