Beautiful . I was born in Stockton. Lived there till I was nineteen. Have lived in Dorset, in Poole for forty years but always appreciate the beautiful North East. Brought up in Park Road. My dad is David Youlden. A great local painter and decorator who carried on the Youlden decorating business.
To: @MossHomeandGarden - I am not looking through rose-coloured glasses to state that Stockton was once a most wonderful place to grow up in. Market days were a sight to behold. That was fifty years ago and like a multitude of urban centres, it has declined. Loss of major employers and changing retail styles have left town planners in the Tees Valley area, struggling to adapt.
@@petermoody6147 It’s the same in a lot of places like you say. My impression is that Stockton is turning a corner, the micro pubs, craft beer pubs and theatre are great. The redevelopment near the river looks really exciting. I will return in 2024 or 2025.
Stocton-on-Tees was the first railway terminus of the Stockton to Darlington railway. What was unusual about the S&D was that it had no railway stations, in-between the two terminus'.
Thanks for the great historic info Charles, much appreciated. I know that Stockton is steeped in railway heritage and when I next return I'll get more of that in my film.
I am from this area stockton had a beautiful high street, with coaching inns,( i remember the vane arms), the widest in england , and a marvellous victorian railway station, and then the idiot planners, eg stonehouse, and the corrupt councillors stepped in and destroyed the town and it's inhabitants Hope. God rot them.
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Beautiful . I was born in Stockton. Lived there till I was nineteen. Have lived in Dorset, in Poole for forty years but always appreciate the beautiful North East. Brought up in Park Road. My dad is David Youlden. A great local painter and decorator who carried on the Youlden decorating business.
Glad you liked the film, Stockton is a bit of a gem!
Stockton once had a really wonderful Victorian Station, until it was mostly demolished like many Stations locally.
Ha, ha! The 'Stockton Flyer'. I live at the two-mile mark from this and the whistle can be heard. It is a wonderful 'novelty' attraction.
It’s a great town, I’m looking forward to my next visit.
To: @MossHomeandGarden - I am not looking through rose-coloured glasses to state that Stockton was once a most wonderful place to grow up in.
Market days were a sight to behold.
That was fifty years ago and like a multitude of urban centres, it has declined. Loss of major employers and changing retail styles have left town planners in the Tees Valley area, struggling to adapt.
@@petermoody6147 It’s the same in a lot of places like you say. My impression is that Stockton is turning a corner, the micro pubs, craft beer pubs and theatre are great. The redevelopment near the river looks really exciting. I will return in 2024 or 2025.
Stocton-on-Tees was the first railway terminus of the Stockton to Darlington railway. What was unusual about the S&D was that it had no railway stations, in-between the two terminus'.
Thanks for the great historic info Charles, much appreciated. I know that Stockton is steeped in railway heritage and when I next return I'll get more of that in my film.
Nice little pubs, theater,riverside,public transport.
And historic train station
Lived here for 26 years :) since birth
Great place... Am frm india
How is the property rates there?
best schools???
It reminds me of footage from the movie '' 28 days later ' ' ..
Really nicely put together video, thinking of moving to Stockton, you have certainly inspired me to do just that.
Thanks for the feedback Alan, much appreciated. I only had a couple of hours there, but I did very much like the place.
@@stuartmoss I don't know what time of day you made this, but it looks like a Ghost Town lol
@@galatura Sunday afternoon (replying from other account)
Are you on Glue or something ?
@@galatura it is lol i live here 😂😂 town is dying
Is anyone live there !?
I am from this area stockton had a beautiful high street, with coaching inns,( i remember the vane arms), the widest in england , and a marvellous victorian railway station, and then the idiot planners, eg stonehouse, and the corrupt councillors stepped in and destroyed the town and it's inhabitants Hope. God rot them.
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Ali must be really popular since all the girls call him.
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We are not Durham nor North Yorkshire …….. We are Teesside
We are back to Co Durham now!!
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