It's funny; I was 7 years old in 1976, and this is the kind of thing that would have bored me to tears if I saw it on TV but, almost five decades later, I watch it on RUclips, and I am entranced!
I was a southener and married an Oldhamer in 1974. We lived in Oldham for six years and my children were born there. Oldham was not then the most beautiful town in England but the people of Oldham are the nicest warm hearted people you could ever meet. I wish them well.
You're confusing it with nearby Notlob. Oldham is bleak, though. The grimmest areas of Manchester urban blight on one side, the various Royston Vaseys of the high Pennines on all the others. From the part of the world that brought us Harold Shipman, the Moors Murderers and Cyril Smith. My advice is, move to Stockport or Bolton, even. Maybe not Burnley or Halifax, though, they're just as bad.
I was six years old then and lived in Oldham. Actually the market was great at the time and I used to love going 'up town' with my Grandma on a Saturday. So much of what we had then has gone and the town has no heart anymore. I don't live in Oldham now but I remember quite a vibrant place back in the day.
Indeed great time's😁, it's so sad to to see what it's now become along with it's speedy demise😥, due to the crooks at the top filling their greedy pockets and putting nothing back into the the place!😣✌️
This was so cute...people had such a sense of humour about the hum drum of life. Couldn't resist a quick look online at houses for sale there in 2023 after watching this - looks rather nice!
I grew up in Blackpool which had been the holiday destination for folk from towns like Oldham. It was ruined in the 1960s when the local council replaced the old Golden Mile with its fairground type stalls with one armed bandit venues. Bland, boring but money makers for the company that owned most. They also demolished Victorian buildings replacing everything with plastic coated concrete. It wasnt just the weather that drew folk away to the sun of Spain in the 1960s. It was the awful 'hotels' and b &bs with their grasping owners. Giving as little service as possible fir as mich income as possible. Most of that stuffed under the mattress away from the taxman. (They weren't averse of course to claiming benefits paid for by other folks taxes to see them through the winter. )
I remember competing against their young athletes in the mid 80s; they were among the best in the country. One was called 'Grime' and another 'Grimes', which now takes on a new significance after watching this.
Yes and don't forget to visit the wonderful Oldham Council Housing estates lovingly renamed by the locals such as Plywood City, Scabbyhills, Con-Crete St, Slimeside, etc.
I lived in Cambridge in the 1980s and had to travel to Oldham. I went to Cambridge Railway Station and asked for a return ticket to 'Oldham Mumps' [that being the name of one station, the other was Oldham Werneth, I think]. The ticket guy laughed. He'd never sold a ticket to there and thought the name was very funny.
I was going to go to Blackpool this easter, stuff that it's Oldham for me and mine this year. Can you hire deckchairs or do you have to bring your own?
I came here looking for this video as l was 16 in 1976 and used to do some modelling for an agency in Halifax and l got picked with some other girls by Nationwide to be in this video but unfortunately they didn't use the bit l was in, l remember being in a park with a lake and wearing a swimming costume we had to pretend to be sunbathing and had to laying on a towel and also going paddling in the lake which was freezing.
"They can't get out'uh here quick enough!" Hardly a ringing endorsement...not that I can blame the locals' bafflement at the plans still I applaud the council's chutzpah in trying to advertise Oldham to er, holidaymakers.
I was 21 in 1976, it was a glorious summer, had my 21st birthday party at the Chaddy Arms, it was a fantastic night. I think the the presenter was a bit unfair in comments , we all have to have live somewhere and Oldham wasn't as bad as he painted it.
Worse now, much worse, at least then it had some connection with its past heritage.. Oldham is an indictment of decades of mis management of the country and many towns have since gone the same way and continue to do so.
Having lived in Oldham I can only say that this Oldham Estates Officer has a marvelous sense of humour and is a total optimist. At least his scheme only wasted £14,000 of the ratepayers cash. An absolute bargain when you consider the appallingly expensive and utterly stupid projects regularly decided upon by Oldham Council. Thanks' for the laugh.
At that time, a teatime documentary on for a long-run 5 evenings per week, the sheer volume could put younger viewers off, as younger viewers are more used to animated cartoons as brains develop, the adult teatime TV could seem rather slow moving compared to animation. Oldham got a tram service in 1990s
@The Green Spinet Reminds me of a news report that became a meme. I imagined your grandad said "Ain't nobody got time for that!". "Well I woke up to get me a cold pop and then I thought somebody was barbequing. I said oh lord Jesus it’s a fire. Then I ran out, I didn’t grab no shoes or nothin’ Jesus, I ran for my life. And then the smoke got me, I got bronchitis ain’t nobody got time for that".
The lady at 3:41 was trying her best to sound posh. Even the Oldamers are laughing at people holidaying there! I can imagine them all gossoping about it that's all people done back then
I've never been to Oldham, but a quick Google search points it out as being one of the most deprived areas in England. Does that mean not much has changed since 1976 or that people are very snobbish? No idea, but I probably won't be booking my next holiday there, unless it's in 1976 and a time travellers holiday. Then again, in 1976, there'd be quite a few places I'd rather visit first.
The town is full of...ahem...'tourists' from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ukraine and Romania, just to mention a few. The beauty is that most people don't need a visa to visit Oldham unless...
I wonder if this was an April Fool's joke? Everyone is wearing winter clothing so it must have been Spring because there is no sign at that point of the blistering hot weather due to arrive around Mid-May when we experienced a drought and 90 days at 90* degrees heat.
In all seriousness when Brian & Michael released Matchstick Men in April 1978 it made Oldham a tourist venue,,, Everybody rediscovered Lowery's paintings of a fast disappearing industrial landscape.. .Helped along the way with Fred Dibnah knocking down chimneys in the area,,, the de-industrialisning North West soon became a tourist destination and in many respects led to the Salford Keys media centre and the re-invention of Greater Manchester...
and its hard being a cowboy in rochdale , and owdem tinkers on oldham edge tha grass be green neecest view thas ever seen , tha lifts thy head and tha looks about , nowt but smoke from a chimney spout , them wert days lads n lassies
HEGGINBOTTOMS TRIPE FACTORY Broadway street, happy days as much overtime as you wanted, paid in tripe, cows heel, and elder(cows tit). Any of us cutters still around to remember. Only kebabs and curry nowadays..
As a lad I used to play near a tripe factory just off Broadway St. It used to stink and my mother always played hell with me for going near it. The name of the old guy that boiled up the tripe was 'Ike' if my memory serves me correctly and the tripe was delicious. We also used to eat Cow Heel with salt, pepper and vinegar on as well.
Coincidentally, @@drocles, I've lived in all three places, namely Royton which is a suburb of Oldham here in England, as well as in Edmonton and Calgary in Canada because I was a landed immigrant to your country in late 1974. I worked as a night manager for 7-Eleven in both of those Canadian cities and of the two I preferred Edmonton to Calgary mostly because I had some relatives and a lot of friends living there. That being said we used to refer to Edmonton as Deadmonton because it was so boring and joked that it was "....9 months of winter and 3 months of bad skating. " when it came to its climate. What I've never really understood about Edmonton regarding sports teams is why its American 'football' team is called the Edmonton Eskimos and its ice hockey team is called the Edmonton Oilers? You'd think that it would be the other way around when it comes to their names, wouldn't you? I've since returned to the U.K. and now live in a medium-sized town in East Lancashire which is approximately 33 miles away by road from Oldham. It seems like my life has gone full circle, doesn't it?
Every industrial town looked grim in the seventies and eighties. I get there's beautiful buildings and nice countryside but still Id rather go to a beach
@@jamiecurran3544 The demographics have been totally transformed that's for sure. but the decline set in long before. Don't recognise the place now from when this was filmed.
@@PopularesVox indeed all the cool stuff from back then has been leveled and built on its actually quite sad😔, all we will have now is good memories!🙂✌️
@@jamiecurran3544 I haven't been back to Oldham since 1978-79 and when I saw this video "Oldham to buy off Tommyfield Market" on YT I didn't recognise the place. The market was such an attraction back in the 70's. The town was on the decline back then of course, but it was still the Oldham of the past with its own identity. The local people deserved far better than what happened to what was one of Britain's foremost mill towns, their home town.
Not sure why tripe went out of fashion in British cuisine. Looking at old menus even in fancy restaurants, there seems to have been more exotic cuts of meet available back then.
It's funny; I was 7 years old in 1976, and this is the kind of thing that would have bored me to tears if I saw it on TV but, almost five decades later, I watch it on RUclips, and I am entranced!
I love looking at stuff from when I was a kid. Like a different world. So familiar but so strange at the same time.
What you do in your own home is none of my business, but do you need to broadcast it on the interweb?
how times and we as adults change
100% spot-on 😊
lol me too. i was 5 and would have begged me mam & dad to change the channel but here i am ensconced in it now i'm 51+
-Don't you think it's got any attractions at all?
-Well......me
Bless that lady ha!
49 secounds into the vidio the lady with the blue coat and black handbag is my grandma....OMG so happy seeing her....
Ur nans a baddi🥵
Iam really happy for you! the camera, moving or still is the only time machine we have got
I was a southener and married an Oldhamer in 1974. We lived in Oldham for six years and my children were born there. Oldham was not then the most beautiful town in England but the people of Oldham are the nicest warm hearted people you could ever meet. I wish them well.
Wow your old but it's fascinating this place looks so old school
Good on you lad.
Another little gem. The 70s was truly a great decade.
Pity they didn't have a time machine - I'd book a weekend in mid 70s Oldham in a shot, it'd be fascinating
I agree ..
This is like a Monty Python sketch
He does look like a bit like Terry Jones.
"Oldham Mumps"
You're confusing it with nearby Notlob.
Oldham is bleak, though. The grimmest areas of Manchester urban blight on one side, the various Royston Vaseys of the high Pennines on all the others. From the part of the world that brought us Harold Shipman, the Moors Murderers and Cyril Smith. My advice is, move to Stockport or Bolton, even. Maybe not Burnley or Halifax, though, they're just as bad.
Stop that, it’s silly 😂
John Stapleton!😂, I'd say it's more like an episode of Coronation Street though!😂😌
I wish I could go there now in 1976.
When Latics kicked off at 3.15 to get the stragglers out of the pubs❤
@@michaelroberts7374 lol good times!😂
Me too ❤
I wish l could see Putney and Wandsworth South London in the seventies on video because l lived there 😀
I was six years old then and lived in Oldham. Actually the market was great at the time and I used to love going 'up town' with my Grandma on a Saturday. So much of what we had then has gone and the town has no heart anymore. I don't live in Oldham now but I remember quite a vibrant place back in the day.
Indeed great time's😁, it's so sad to to see what it's now become along with it's speedy demise😥, due to the crooks at the top filling their greedy pockets and putting nothing back into the the place!😣✌️
@@jamiecurran3544let's hope the upswing will come in our time
To be fair to Hold 'em, there is stunning countryside on the doorstep.
Oldham is beautiful for a family holiday full of things to do. We love going there better than any where else.
Is this sarcasm?
This was so cute...people had such a sense of humour about the hum drum of life. Couldn't resist a quick look online at houses for sale there in 2023 after watching this - looks rather nice!
The journalist seemingly looking down his nose at Oldham was John Stapleton... an Oldhamer born and bred no less.
so he was qualified to do so 😂
@@HelloImNik lol!😂
Indeed!😁👍
No better person for the job.......
I grew up in Blackpool which had been the holiday destination for folk from towns like Oldham. It was ruined in the 1960s when the local council replaced the old Golden Mile with its fairground type stalls with one armed bandit venues. Bland, boring but money makers for the company that owned most.
They also demolished Victorian buildings replacing everything with plastic coated concrete.
It wasnt just the weather that drew folk away to the sun of Spain in the 1960s. It was the awful 'hotels' and b &bs with their grasping owners. Giving as little service as possible fir as mich income as possible. Most of that stuffed under the mattress away from the taxman. (They weren't averse of course to claiming benefits paid for by other folks taxes to see them through the winter. )
I remember competing against their young athletes in the mid 80s; they were among the best in the country. One was called 'Grime' and another 'Grimes', which now takes on a new significance after watching this.
Ian Grimes was an international 1500, 3000 metre runner. He’s still an active veteran athlete.
The dirty little parks, the beautiful brick council buildings and the sophisticated locals. I'm booking my flight there right now !
Yes and don't forget to visit the wonderful Oldham Council Housing estates lovingly renamed by the locals such as
Plywood City, Scabbyhills, Con-Crete St, Slimeside, etc.
Hearing a Lancashire accent is like coming to a warm fireside on a winters day 🙂.
Or falling headfirst into an episode of Coronation Street!😂👍
@@jamiecurran3544 mmmmm not sure about that one 😁
I went to Oldham last week. It was shut.
Nothing new there then it always seems to be!😂
@@jamiecurran3544😅😅😅
I was about to feel sorry for Oldham that the BBC sent a reporter there to make fun of them, but then all the locals were even more scathing.
He wasn't sent there, he came from there.
The Councilor's serious faced, calm demeanour was terribly convincing, and made me question my assumptions: till we stepped back outside.
My parents moved to Firwood Park in Chadderton on the early 80s, i think it was the biggest private estate in Europe at the time. Happy days.
So did my Auntie!😂👍
I wish Oldham was still like this today
I worked in Oldham for a bit ten years ago. It was one of the most deprived towns in the country but the people were so warm and friendly.
Unless you were jewish.
1:35 christ that wallpaper
I’m still tripping on it!
I think they had a load of old TV test cards left over so glued them to the wall
got the same reaction haha quintessential 70's decor right there
I love BBC Archive the best programs ever!! thank you xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I lived in Cambridge in the 1980s and had to travel to Oldham. I went to Cambridge Railway Station and asked for a return ticket to 'Oldham Mumps' [that being the name of one station, the other was Oldham Werneth, I think]. The ticket guy laughed. He'd never sold a ticket to there and thought the name was very funny.
Incredibly, Oldham has deteriorated hugely since 1976. This film probably shows its glory days.
Jesus haha
A lot of places have since the 70’s 🤔🤔
No immigrant rape gangs.
@@Dan23_7I agree most of the country has!😂👍
@@jamiecurran3544 Your right, what happened to Oldham is now common throughout the country.
Win an action packed trip to Oldham
I'd rather win a way out!😏😂
Love that wallpaper, it's like the test card from hell. Keep thinking of Billy Liar and Councillor Duxbury.
Me too! It's ace!
😂😂😂
I was going to go to Blackpool this easter, stuff that it's Oldham for me and mine this year. Can you hire deckchairs or do you have to bring your own?
only me. You have given me the best laugh of today.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I came here looking for this video as l was 16 in 1976 and used to do some modelling for an agency in Halifax and l got picked with some other girls by Nationwide to be in this video but unfortunately they didn't use the bit l was in, l remember being in a park with a lake and wearing a swimming costume we had to pretend to be sunbathing and had to laying on a towel and also going paddling in the lake which was freezing.
Wad it Alexander Park by any chance?😂
Sounds like Alexander Park.
I love the honest incredulity of the ladies at 03:32
Crazy most of the people here are dead, though the Oldham Tinkers are still active as of 2023 and still performing. See their page.
Well the plan worked, in fact, they enjoyed the visit that much...
Ffs 😂😂😂 they enjoyed it that much...they never went home 😂😂😂
Maybe take home a bottle of that lovely smog to remember your stay...😂
Nowadays it's been replaced by weedsmoke and takeaway curry fog!🤣😂✌️
Please tell me someone has still got one of those keyrings!
Somewhere however I'm begrudge if I'm going to go and route it out!😂
Is it still as beautiful?😍
"They can't get out'uh here quick enough!"
Hardly a ringing endorsement...not that I can blame the locals' bafflement at the plans still I applaud the council's chutzpah in trying to advertise Oldham to er, holidaymakers.
The 70's were a fun time
1:35 cool wallpaper.
I was 21 in 1976, it was a glorious summer, had my 21st birthday party at the Chaddy Arms, it was a fantastic night. I think the the presenter was a bit unfair in comments , we all have to have live somewhere and Oldham wasn't as bad as he painted it.
It were grim then and it's grim now
Worse now, much worse, at least then it had some connection with its past heritage.. Oldham is an indictment of decades of mis management of the country and many towns have since gone the same way and continue to do so.
Mr Harris was a Nostrodamus like character :-) Looks grim but the locals were full of fun. Sad to say I don't think its improved much.
Come to oldham today.
That looks like my ideal holiday.
Things may have seemed pretty bad in 1976, but nothing compared to today.
Seems like a place they send you when you're the losing contestant on on a game show.
Blind date!😂
I’ve packed my bags Oldham here I come 👍
Cool ile gladly trade places!😏😂👍
Having lived in Oldham I can only say that this Oldham Estates Officer has a marvelous sense of humour and is a total optimist. At least his scheme only wasted £14,000 of the ratepayers cash. An absolute bargain when you consider the appallingly expensive and utterly stupid projects regularly decided upon by Oldham Council. Thanks' for the laugh.
At that time, a teatime documentary on for a long-run 5 evenings per week, the sheer volume could put younger viewers off, as younger viewers are more used to animated cartoons as brains develop, the adult teatime TV could seem rather slow moving compared to animation. Oldham got a tram service in 1990s
I never knew Eric Idle did actual reporting!
Looks like a foreign country nowadays
My god, the smog!
@The Green Spinet Reminds me of a news report that became a meme. I imagined your grandad said "Ain't nobody got time for that!".
"Well I woke up to get me a cold pop and then I thought somebody was barbequing. I said oh lord Jesus it’s a fire. Then I ran out, I didn’t grab no shoes or nothin’ Jesus, I ran for my life. And then the smoke got me, I got bronchitis ain’t nobody got time for that".
That's not smog it's the smoke from the original takeaway/curry house!🤣😂
3:41 wow she is so beautiful ❤
Argh, Mr Harris’ wallpaper🤪
They were curtains, you could see the join in the middle. I want some 😂
@@stepheng8779I don't think they were curtains. Curtains usually aren't completely flat like walls lol
Very Monty Pythonesque wirh a dash od Grand Master of Eckythump.
or just maybe Monty Python satirised this particular style of tv presenting
I work in Oldham. It looked a lot better back then than it does now.
The lady at 3:41 was trying her best to sound posh. Even the Oldamers are laughing at people holidaying there! I can imagine them all gossoping about it that's all people done back then
My home town becoming a holiday destination 😅
I've never been to Oldham, but a quick Google search points it out as being one of the most deprived areas in England.
Does that mean not much has changed since 1976 or that people are very snobbish?
No idea, but I probably won't be booking my next holiday there, unless it's in 1976 and a time travellers holiday.
Then again, in 1976, there'd be quite a few places I'd rather visit first.
Thanks mate, you have a good one.
If I told you it had gone down hill since 1976 it may give you some idea of what it's like now..!
I'd say a bit of both,it's gone downhill and people/snobs look down at the place, I'm far from a snob however even I'm ashamed of what it's become!😌😂
Has seen some of this country’s worst race riots
It has its rich areas and poor areas like alot of Towns in England
The town is full of...ahem...'tourists' from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ukraine and Romania, just to mention a few. The beauty is that most people don't need a visa to visit Oldham unless...
Can’t really complain - blame the government - when the colonizing and starting wars for resources happened then what do you expect
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, we have a raffle and 1st prize is a weeks holiday in Oldham, 2nd prize 2 weeks.
Eeee lad get some vinegar on that tripe & loads of salt & pepper then some tomato, nowt like it!
This is real great Britain ❤
Fred dib ah dropped some of those chimneys
Got his autograph can't believe he's been gone 20 years
I wonder if this was an April Fool's joke?
Everyone is wearing winter clothing so it must have been Spring
because there is no sign at that point of the blistering hot weather
due to arrive around Mid-May when we experienced a drought and 90 days at 90* degrees heat.
Indeed tongue in cheek Northern satire at its finest!🤣😂👍
It’s called humour. Even this Australian got it! 🤣
@@frankie3041 I doubt a drab northern town could ever be a tourist attraction!
But they took it with good spirit!
76 was one of the hottest Summers on record
@@leehenry5764 I remember it well.
Sweltered in exam halls taking my ''A'' Levels.
As far away as Burnley and Blackburn, eh? Crikey!
A lot of people actually did come to Oldham and never left !!!
100% and changed the whole ethnicity demographic forever!🤣😂👍
That wallpaper
In all seriousness when Brian & Michael released Matchstick Men in April 1978 it made Oldham a tourist venue,,, Everybody rediscovered Lowery's paintings of a fast disappearing industrial landscape.. .Helped along the way with Fred Dibnah knocking down chimneys in the area,,, the de-industrialisning North West soon became a tourist destination and in many respects led to the Salford Keys media centre and the re-invention of Greater Manchester...
"I told 'em, Oldham" - slogan for Oldham brand car batteries.
how much is it to old em , often asked to big busted lassies at bus stops ! good ice breaker for courting
4:12 for the heat, really? Oh dear
My dad and his side of the family are from Oldham - think that's the gallows humour you need if you live somewhere like Mumps
It's called irony. Like goldy and bronzy but made of iron.
It is certainly foreign and exotic there now.
For cultural references listen to Mike Hardings "Ballad of Cowheel Lou"
and its hard being a cowboy in rochdale , and owdem tinkers on oldham edge tha grass be green neecest view thas ever seen , tha lifts thy head and tha looks about , nowt but smoke from a chimney spout , them wert days lads n lassies
“Oldham Parcs”
It took off then ?
Anyone from lees road. Mumps.
It certainly has had a lot of ‘tourists’ from afar settling there since then
Least we've always got irony
not a burka in sight
or a kebab or a asian taxi driver or a mosque
I winder how many are aluve great video
Has Oldham changed much in 50 years I wonder?
If that was Oldham today, the tourist trade would be booming
you`ve only got to see oldham now to realise how what opening the flood gates as done to our once great country !
and where is that lady with the glasses today wonder if she still Iives in Oldham
HEGGINBOTTOMS TRIPE FACTORY Broadway street, happy days as much overtime as you wanted, paid in tripe, cows heel, and elder(cows tit). Any of us cutters still around to remember. Only kebabs and curry nowadays..
Lol!😂👍
As a lad I used to play near a tripe factory just off Broadway St. It used to stink and my mother always played hell with me for going near it. The name of the old guy that boiled up the tripe was 'Ike' if my memory serves me correctly and the tripe was delicious. We also used to eat Cow Heel with salt, pepper and vinegar on as well.
Lady with the red hair was a ham.
I face the same thing where I live, why would you visit Edmonton🤮🤮 when you could visit Calgary🤩🤩
Dont get me wrong i love my home, but its a gruff hard working blue collar town while Calgary is the white collar snobby gateway to the rockies
Coincidentally, @@drocles, I've lived in all three places, namely Royton which is a suburb of Oldham here in England, as well as in Edmonton and Calgary in Canada because I was a landed immigrant to your country in late 1974.
I worked as a night manager for 7-Eleven in both of those Canadian cities and of the two I preferred Edmonton to Calgary mostly because I had some relatives and a lot of friends living there. That being said we used to refer to Edmonton as Deadmonton because it was so boring and joked that it was "....9 months of winter and 3 months of bad skating. " when it came to its climate.
What I've never really understood about Edmonton regarding sports teams is why its American 'football' team is called the Edmonton Eskimos and its ice hockey team is called the Edmonton Oilers? You'd think that it would be the other way around when it comes to their names, wouldn't you?
I've since returned to the U.K. and now live in a medium-sized town in East Lancashire which is approximately 33 miles away by road from Oldham. It seems like my life has gone full circle, doesn't it?
@@Phil_A_O_Fish I live in Royton however I was born 8n South Africa and also was in Toronto around 1974 as I have family there too!😂✌️
Every industrial town looked grim in the seventies and eighties. I get there's beautiful buildings and nice countryside but still Id rather go to a beach
Tourists walking down cobbled streets...peering into your windows?
Saltaire...Hold my weaving loom.
That green wallpaper behind Mr Harris is giving me headaches.
Oldhamers: what became of the place?
It's changed nationality thats all!😂
@@jamiecurran3544 The demographics have been totally transformed that's for sure. but the decline set in long before. Don't recognise the place now from when this was filmed.
@@PopularesVox indeed all the cool stuff from back then has been leveled and built on its actually quite sad😔, all we will have now is good memories!🙂✌️
@@jamiecurran3544 I haven't been back to Oldham since 1978-79 and when I saw this video "Oldham to buy off Tommyfield Market" on YT I didn't recognise the place. The market was such an attraction back in the 70's. The town was on the decline back then of course, but it was still the Oldham of the past with its own identity. The local people deserved far better than what happened to what was one of Britain's foremost mill towns, their home town.
That guy's wallpaper is psychedelic af.
Not sure why tripe went out of fashion in British cuisine. Looking at old menus even in fancy restaurants, there seems to have been more exotic cuts of meet available back then.
2024 and nothing has changed its still a hell hole 😂😂😂😂
Printed in 3 different languages, Hindu, Urdu and Islam
Oldham just outside Manchester.
1:02 ??????
Hmm, bit of a stretch that one!
How much to oldham😊
Ironically, none of these people knew how good they had it.