The Road to Blaydon - Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- A beautiful Tyne Tees production unearthed from the NRFTA, this half hour programme chronicles the regeneration of Scotswood Road from the point of view of residents and small business' affected by the changes. Interspersed with some dry comedy moments from the Tyne Tees Studio this film shows the flip-side to the glossy media frontage of early regeneration schemes, all to an epic Blaydon-Races inspired soundtrack!
Awww bless ❤ my great granny owned a sweet shop on byker bank .all geordies are lovely friendly people .they had no money but they all dressed very smart not like today .
My father used to manage the forge and hammer pub i remember some off the customers in the video like it was yesterday had some great times around there
Yes my dad drank there we lived Enfield Road George mccready his name
My gran lived in the Willows - so many happy memories of the area, but that's nostalgia. Quite emotional to see them being demolished now - but they were awful places to live.
My grandad was the caretaker of the willows from when they were built until the mid 1970s
And thanks for posting this - a real gem
Thanks for the memories! Very moving to see inside the flats @ Cruddas Park. (I lived there) ..... .
Brilliant nostalgia
Seven minutes in that is me, my mother, sister and family pet dog.
And now weve gone full circle, the poplars and surrounding blocks are getting ripped down. Altho they have revamped the sycamores and surrounding blocks last year. Made a nice job too btw for anyone that hasnt seen them inside.
What happened in Newcastle happened in Glasgow but on a bigger scale blocks of flats knowing as deserts with eyes the idea came from Sweden with high rises totally destroyed the communitys
Thats fantastic. How long did you live in that block suzie?
The noble Street flats never forgot them
i worked for the council at the Willows maybe I knew your gran
The Bastards who designed them wouldn't live in them flats.
Well said, they had an agenda and it was not the welfare of ordinary folk; drunk on stupid ill-considered schemes and vindictive destruction.
Byker was very similer
The Planners ripped the hearts out of community
the old was not great but the new was far worse
Ruined old byker ❤
who was the vicar ???
They weren’t fit for humans those flats, they’d have done better to improve the old houses where people were happy. Unfeeling councils.
It seems the Planners and Council must have hated the local folk a great deal to thrust this upon them.
U don't see begging addicts on them streets like nowadays how things have changed for the worsed