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Video was far too fast. No time to read the text. No time to take in what was happening before the next cut.

Shame historic building gets trashed for trash

I knew the family who lived in the chapel and spent a good portion of my childhood their playing in the garden and inside the chapel. It’s really sad to see it go, I hope the family is doing well today they were really good people.

mmm from social housing to "affordable" housing ..for whom I wonder....

Remarcable enterprise indeed, wishing you everybody a great Happy Columbus Day celebration, God Bless America fans, in very multi national dimension

You do realise this videos been stolen n posted on another channel. Earning them big ad revenues

all things come to an end ... especially when it comes to unnecessary things

I live a mile or so away from there. It's amazing I'd not noticed any of this.

So sad.

Fred dibnah , was dropping chimneys burning the timber supports/struts/ props where bricks from the base of the chimney were removed and replaced. No steel .Concrete panels have steel you would need a fire of atomic proportions to make this fall , dibnah style. Probably end up with flying debris taking out all those homes behind . So I reckon you are correct , it is more than likely a H &S thing . Great job btw & recycling it all on site looks a professional outfit.

Weird I stop by this place recently as they were having a yard sale, Weird they would allow a building like this to be demolished, but Tod wants Three Big supermarkets instead of a marina. On a sub note I am sure I went to school with the O’Connors in Old Trafford In the 60s, they had bright red hair.

I get that these are Concrete panel Tower blocks, but what are the pros and cons of dismantling them in sections, vs how Fred Dibnah used to do it? He used to get big timber (tree trunks) supports in place, then weaken them with a fire, that led the building to collapse like a tree being felled. Is it just a H&S thing? It seems more time consuming in sections. Just wondering.