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Geography Juice
Великобритания
Добавлен 30 окт 2012
GCSE Geography videos and Leeds Local History videos
Check out the regular series of Leeds Local History videos, telling the story of well-known and less well-known areas of the city.
The GCSE Geography videos help teachers in the classroom and students with Geography Revision. They are carefully matched to the AQA Geography spec, with a wide crossover to other specifications.
Use the Playlists to find your way around.
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#geography #GCSEgeography #Leeds #history
Check out the regular series of Leeds Local History videos, telling the story of well-known and less well-known areas of the city.
The GCSE Geography videos help teachers in the classroom and students with Geography Revision. They are carefully matched to the AQA Geography spec, with a wide crossover to other specifications.
Use the Playlists to find your way around.
Follow @geogjuice on social media.
#geography #GCSEgeography #Leeds #history
Kielder Water Transfer Scheme
In the UK, there are systems in place to transport water from areas of water surplus to areas of water deficit. These are called water transfer schemes. The Kielder scheme is a regional water transfer system. It releases water from the reservoir at Kielder Water into local rivers. The scheme means rivers such as the Tyne, Wear and Tees can be kept at minimum levels even when rainfall has been low. This makes more water available downstream for domestic and industrial use.
This is a GCSE Geography revision video supporting AQA GCSE Geography 8035 and other specifications.
0:00 Kielder Water
0:28 When was Kielder Water built?
1:10 Why was Kielder Water built?
1:49 Kielder Water Transfer Scheme
2:...
This is a GCSE Geography revision video supporting AQA GCSE Geography 8035 and other specifications.
0:00 Kielder Water
0:28 When was Kielder Water built?
1:10 Why was Kielder Water built?
1:49 Kielder Water Transfer Scheme
2:...
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Canon Jackson of Leeds
Просмотров 1 тыс.28 дней назад
Canon Jackson was the incumbent of St James's Church on York Street in Leeds for 46 years until his death in 1892. During his lifetime, he carried out remarkable work in the poverty-stricken district of Kirkgate. When he died, it is reported that nearly the whole city turned out for his funeral. 200 clergy, and 1,500 children walked in his funeral procession! This video tells the story of one o...
What affects river discharge?
Просмотров 3662 месяца назад
What affects the shape of storm hydrographs? What factors affect river discharge? This video looks at a rainfall event at Austwick Beck and Clapham Beck in North Yorkshire, and describes the factors which explain the differences in their flood hydrographs. This is a GCSE Geography revision video supporting AQA GCSE Geography 8035 and other specifications. 0:00 Austwick Beck and Clapham Beck 0:3...
History of Trinity Street in Leeds
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Trinity Leeds is now a big part of the Leeds shopping experience, but this video traces what was here before it. Trinity Street Arcade is included, along with Burton Arcade, and the busy Trinity Street that was here at first. The area takes its name from Holy Trinity Church and we get to take a look inside. 0:00 Introduction 0:40 Holy Trinity Church Leeds 3:26 Trinity Street Leeds 6:34 Trinity ...
Key features of hydrographs
Просмотров 4303 месяца назад
What is a hydrograph? What are the features of a hydrograph? Learn how to describe hydrographs. Hydrographs from Austwick and Clapham in North Yorkshire are featured. This is a GCSE Geography revision video supporting AQA GCSE Geography 8035 and other specifications. 0:00 What is a hydrograph? 0:29 Features of hydrographs 3:03 Describing hydrographs What affects river discharge: ruclips.net/vid...
History of Bank Street in Leeds
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Bank Street is over 200 years old and was once home to a branch of the Bank of England. In the late 1960s and early 1970's it was cut in two by the Trinity Street Arcade development. In 2013, Trinity Leeds was opened on the site. This video tells the history of Bank Street, a little street that once had a great deal of influence. 0:00 Where is Bank Street in Leeds? 2:17 Bank of England Leeds br...
Constructive waves and Destructive waves
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How do waves form? What are constructive waves? What are destructive waves? What are the characteristics of constructive waves? What are the characteristics of destructive waves? What is the difference between swash and backwash? This is a GCSE Geography revision video supporting AQA GCSE Geography 8035 and other specifications. 0:00 Introduction 0:19 What causes waves? 1:05 How do waves form? ...
Coastal Management Strategies - Hard Engineering
Просмотров 9565 месяцев назад
What are advantages of hard engineering strategies at the coast? What are the disadvantages of hard engineering strategies at the coast? What are the costs and benefits of hard engineering strategies? This is a GCSE Geography revision video supporting AQA GCSE Geography 8035 and other specifications. It looks at sea walls, groynes, gabions, rock armour and revetments. Filming took place in Crom...
How to get a Grade 9 in AQA GCSE Geography
Просмотров 2165 месяцев назад
How can I get a top grade in AQA GCSE Geography? How can I prepare for AQA GCSE Geography? What do I need to do to get a grade 9 in AQA GCSE Geography? In this GCSE Geography video, I share my top tips for achieving a grade 9 in AQA GCSE Geography (AQA 8035). 0:00 Introduction 0:28 Know your timings 0:48 Exam breakdown - Choose the right questions 1:33 Be familiar with the command words 1:48 Re...
AQA GCSE Geography Exams 2025
Просмотров 1805 месяцев назад
What do I need to revise for AQA GCSE Geography? How long are the AQA GCSE Geography exams? How many AQA GCSE Geography exams are there? Which sections of AQA GCSE Geography are optional? This video breaks down the three GCSE Geography exams in the AQA GCSE Geography course, AQA 8035, exam by exam and section by section. 0:00 Introduction 0:21 AQA Geography Paper 1 1:57 AQA Geography Paper 2 3:...
History of Pottery Field in Leeds
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Pottery Field in Leeds, as its name suggests, is a place closely linked to the Leeds pottery industry, but there is more. This Leeds Local History video tells the story of Pottery Field, a place of heavy industry and innovation. It was also once the location of terraced housing and a community now gone. This Leeds local history video is one of many available on this channel. Check out these pla...
Post-Industrial UK Economy - GCSE Geography
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How is the UK is moving to a post-industrial economy? What is de-industrialisation? What do we mean by post-industrial economy? What is globalisation? What is the role of Information Technology, the Financial Services sector, the Research Sector, Business Parks and Science Parks? This video answers these questions. This is a GCSE Geography video supporting AQA GCSE Geography 8035 and other spec...
International Aid - Types and Impacts
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What is international aid? How many types of international aid are there? What are the positive and negative impacts of aid? What aid has Nigeria received? The video includes definitions of short-term aid, long-term aid, top-down aid, bottom-up aid, bilateral aid, tied aid and multilateral aid. There are examples of aid in Nigeria. This is a GCSE Geography video supporting AQA GCSE Geography 80...
Lost Leeds pubs and night clubs of the 80s
Просмотров 24 тыс.9 месяцев назад
29 lost Leeds pubs and night clubs of the 1980’s. Using old photographs and current video clips to provide snapshot of a night out in Leeds in the 80’s. Whether you were lucky enough to be there then or not, it is brilliant to see where people used to go out in town! 0:00 Introduction 0:36 Pig and Whistle Leeds 0:55 Wayfinder Leeds 1:11 Nautical Wheel Leeds 1:34 Oscar’s Leeds 2:18 The Bond Leed...
What is the Armley Hippo?
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.9 месяцев назад
The Armley Hippo is a 130,000 year old skeleton of a hippo found where the Armley Gyratory stands today. This Leeds Local History video tells the story of the find in 1851 and what has happened at the location since. After the brick field was cleared, over two hundred terraced houses were built on the site. The video includes old Leeds photos of a thriving community which has sadly gone. 0:00 A...
Example River Valley in the UK - River Calder
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Example River Valley in the UK - River Calder
Rivers - Upper Course - GCSE Geography
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Rivers - Upper Course - GCSE Geography
Rivers - Middle Course - GCSE Geography
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Rivers - Middle Course - GCSE Geography
Rivers - Lower Course - GCSE Geography
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Rivers - Lower Course - GCSE Geography
River Landforms and Characteristics - GCSE Geography Revision
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River Landforms and Characteristics - GCSE Geography Revision
Strategies used to reduce the Development Gap - GCSE Geography
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Strategies used to reduce the Development Gap - GCSE Geography
2024 White Rose station ground to a halt due to a lack of funding!!!
A new subscriber loved looking at my old haunts, Best Night Outs in the 80s, Kings Arms on Meanwood Road was our meeting place if any was late met at The Little Londoner in Little London.
Thanks for commenting and subscribing Gail.
Alternative kebab shop ❤❤❤. The owner owns La Bella Vita in Garforth I'm led to believe
Brilliant night out for all !
Another super video. Thank you Here's a video pre Kielder dam ruclips.net/video/seDVNBGqKfY/видео.html
interesting,thanks
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A superb piece, evoking many happy memories. Many thanks!
Thank you
I’m T-total, but I love the old alleyways of Leeds. They’re like “time capsules.” Just imagine the stories they could tell.
Thank God for the flood 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I'm sure the Odean had a Wurltzer organ that came up 'out of the floor'. It wasn't played very often.
In my childhood in the fifties there was an underground public toilet, the entrance to which was in the centre of Briggate at the Boar Lane junction. It had an attendant who kept the doors and their brass locks highly polished. There was a washroom section where you could have a "wash and brushup" for 3 old pence, or six old pence, I can’t remember which. I'm wondering what remains of it underground. At the same location was a Tardis style Leeds City Police police box. I can remember seeing Tommy Steel at the Empire, and later Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochrane, Joe Brown and Billy Fury who were on a UK tour. Eddie Cochrane was killed a couple of weeks later near Bath. One architecturally interesting building you didn't mention is the Thornton India Rubber Manufacturer building adjoining M & S. I’ve often wondered about its story. Must 'look it up' sometime. Your video brought back some memories. I very rarely go to the city centre these days. It's been ruined. Cheers.
Thank you for adding your memories - It is really interesting. I remember the public toilets. I think there may be some parts of them still under Briggate.
Interesting video. My Nan's family lived on Parkfield Yard, which is now one of the traffic islands at Dewsbury Road bottoms
My mum said that when they demolished QH that there was something dodgy and that someone had plans. So when the DWP building went up she said "told you "
Olaaay, Olaaay, Olaaay Olaaay……..Call Lane, Call Lane……..
Thanks for showing us Trinity Church interior. What a beautiful old building. I’m glad it wasn’t pulled it down.✝️
Thank you. I agree.
@@GeogJuice The Trinity “For there are three that bear witness in heaven: the Father (Godhead), the Word (Son), and the Holy Spirit (A Person); and these three (Three Persons of the Godhead) are one” (There is only one God/A Thrice Holy God). 1 John 5:7. NKJV
Yes brilliant insight into the former Station Site.. I own an apartment in Westpoint which is right on the footprint of the Passenger Station
Thank you. And what an interesting place to live.
I lived in the Thwaite Gate area in the 60's and will always rememberLCC promising the Stourton residents that they had no plans to turn Stourton into an industrial area Ithink they were all lined to Terry Bourne
Before the Alternative and Alternative 2 takeaway was the very first kebab shop, Costas. This was situated where Alternative 2 ended up. These were the best kababs ever. Pitta bread cooked over the coals and the meat, hand cooked and caught in a half a frying pan. Bloody big chunks not wafer thin like it is today.
Thank you for adding that detail.
Excellent. Interesting. Informative. As alway! Thank You.
Thank you Alan
I went to St Charles school opposite St Mary's church and remember it being knocked down. Someone played the organ, possibly for the last time, just before demolition began and you could hear it clearly in the school. Subsequently I have been for a pint in the City of Mabgate and the Black Horse before they closed down. Must go for another look around the area again
Thanks for adding that David
Litchfields .. opposite stumps .. and the big pub opposite the town hall ? It was circus circus at one point? Conservatory Triples for a £1 in sunset and vine 😊
Rothwell has a big field called "The field of Pots", in the left as you head out to Carlton. The soil is full of broken bits of pottery. In not sure of its history but there was a pottery between Woodlesford and Thwaite mills and it may be connected with that. The theory being that wet, clay soil would benefit from broken bits or pottery being dug in to dry the soil out I have also read that there may be a Romanary Gypsy connection as this field was a traditional camping place. Just food for thought. Perhaps you could find out more and do a vid on it please.
Thanks for the suggestion
What! No Scrumpies!!?? No Headrow crawl? No pubs or clubs that were FUN?? What a sanitised view! I'm guessing, rather confidently, that you didn't actually LIVE IT? Leeds Polly! Brannigans when it became ROCK for a period with separate nights for the gays. FROG AND TOAD, but then again, that was Bradford lol. Ah well. Such is the woke, sanitised version of history now. After all. Long hair and Black Leather Jackets are always evil.
Thank you for the comment and suggestions. I can assure you I did 'live it' :) The video is set in 1987. Wasn't Scrumpies and Brannigan's before that?
Very interesting
Thank you
Lived in Leeds since 1971. Always fascinated with your videos, you explain so well 👍
Thank you Johnny
Fascinating video and very informative, Never realised there was a church there in the past. Very interesting.
Thank you Andrew
Really interesting. Many thanks for sharing. Nice mention of Adel Church I was married there a very long time ago. …………
Thank you Karen
Brilliant!
Thank you Mariusz
Always look forward to your videos!
Thank you
Fascinating as usual! Thankyou! 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you Paul
I was just walking down past st james church a few hours ago 💀
I wasn't aware a big church was in the York Street area. My ancesters the Corcorans lived very near to St James, in Wellington Yard off Kirkgate and later Somerset Street practically over the road off York Street. Don't think they would have attended the church, they were one one many Irish families, living and working in this area. Thanks for the interesting video.
Thank you for adding that Catherine
Literally walked down that street yesterday and had no idea! Thanks for the great informative videos.
Thank you
Tyneside has a grade separated rapid transit system that reduce congestion and are safer and quicker than the trams of Manchester and Sheffield.
Things have moved on. HS2 has been cancelled and the trolley bus system was stopped due to causing more congestion. The only viable system now is a grade separated rapid transit on viaducts to match London, i.e., the Docklands Light Railway.
No Dutches? Whaaaaattttttt?
No Conservatory? whaaaatttt?
Went in Lens bar a lot as it was close to our office, didn’t even realise the building had been knocked down. When I started working in Leeds, back in the early 90’s there wasn’t the choice there is now, it was quite poor in a way, compared to other cities.
Leeds could have had many more interesting possibilities had Leeds developed, expanded and maintained its canals, railways, Trams in addition to roads.
My mum lived there in the 50s and 60s she as great memories of the flats
The old views are much better than the dreary vistas of today.
So many memories from the galas, fishing, wedding do’s at the mansion a real treasure of Leeds
I remember them building the YEP building. I used to go past it on my way to work and back. So many years ago.
Thanks Val
SOULESS PLACE NOW RUINED!!!!
Posted by a soulless ruined person
Wasnt there a small nightclub under the queens hotel too
My old man lived there when Queenie was there . Never a dull moment . 😂
Your videos are invaluable, thank you
Thank you
Great video
Thank you