Episode 5 | Cleethorpes famous venues, historic windmills, Grimsby folk singer and unique plotlands

Revisit some of your favourite moments from The Heritage Channel. Reminisce on Cleethorpes' lost venues, including The Winter Gardens and the Cafe Dansant. Explore the history of Waltham Windmill, meet Grimsby folksinger, Amy Naylor and discover the importance of the unique Humberston Fitties, the last remaining plotlands of its kind in England
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[@submarineUK]

As a local musician, I would love to see a feature length interview with Steve (Solid Entertainments), about his time promoting at the Winter Gardens. The day they pulled this building down, I was heartbroken. So much musical history lost, and for nothing.

[@FatNorthernBigot]

If you haven't been to the Bag's Ball, you haven't lived. I once played a Wednesday night as part of "Venus Freak", a local early 2000s covers band. Fun times. I met my wife at that gig.

[@Tredj]

Nice

[@bobdrooples]

And with misspelled thumbnail or is Cleethore's a local thing?

[@Mayaman67]

Folk's not my kind of music but they sounded good. We need young people in Gy and meggies to create a community to take the towns forward.

[@abdulahad6183]

😅

[@footygirlful]

But when do you talk about Venus?