Leeds on Film
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Love Leeds? Then come and indulge in a free one-off opportunity to see an amazing mix of archive film made in and about the city over the past century - the people, places, major events and everyday lives captured on film over the decades. From the kids at Ellerby Lane School, and the huge Children’s Day events in Roundhay Park, the glory days of Leeds United in the 1970s, through to the 1980s planning controversies of Leeds Market, and so much more, all captured on film to help remind us what makes Leeds a great city.
This event takes place at Leeds Town Hall (6:30pm to 8:30pm) on 9th November, as part of the 29th Leeds International Film Festival Free Cinema Week.
Book your free tickets now: www.eventbrite...
There have been a lot of improvements in Leeds since these clips were filmed, but the sad part is the deterioration of Leeds Market. When the shots of Leeds Market were filmed it was a thriving food supplier to possibly half of the people of Leeds. The food stalls were simply fantastic, especially "Butchers Row", a whole corridor of butchers shops, all trying to give the shoppers a good deal. I was actually in Leeds Market two days ago, and it is hard to believe that now there in only ONE butchers shop in the main market. It is so sad. 75% of what is shown on this clip is no longer there. I am SO lucky to have seen our Market when it was possibly the best Market in Yorkshire.
Well the glorious and happy memories of Leeds! And now look at it!😢
As a Glaswegian who lived in Leeds for three years I have to say that Leeds and the people of Leeds have so much in common with Glasgow and the people of Glasgow, very fond memories.
Same here my friend I live near leeds and have visited and worked in Glasgow many times and I've always felt welcome,love the place
Leeds I love you!, you are the greatest you are the best! ♡♡♡
Born in Leeds, brought up in Harehills till 10 yrs old, in them days Harehills was a nice community with nice shops lots of banks but now not so good.
One of the few areas in Leeds I feel pretty uneasy walking through. Feels like it’s been very under funded compared to most of Leeds
I was born and raised in harehills from 1946. Nobody would believe how safe,friendly and quiet it was until well into the 60's ..few cars..2mile walk to school...trams..the betterware man...rag and bone man ..somebody who I always thought shouted "amonia". From a cart and horse. ...the window cleaner who give us chewing gum(otherwise available attached to cards displaying pictures of film stars Rhoda Fleming...sterling heyden. Et Al...)the corner shops serving respectably dressed elderly women one quarter pound of cheese..2 slices of bacon(everybody was respectable weren't they?)...bow_legged and knock -kneed men .question;how did we manage to survive on shopping for small quantities even daily when we only manage now by unloading Hugh quantities into supermarket trolleys? I may have rose coloured specs but I'm looking at a beautiful garden...
Immigration for you yet again! I've seen pics of harehills in the 50s and 60s and harehills lane looks like knightsbridge!!
I miss my mum and dad.
How nostalgic
Thank you.
My home town, great memories
Excellent video and a fantastic end to it. One City One Club. MOT
Those were the days
This is so brilliant, some of this takes me right back to when i was a kid , especially the Leeds united clips, Cheers!!
Looks lovely
I know about sophistication love... I’ve been to Leeds
Sez wot I like and like wot us bloody well sez!
A great film. My best memories were Children's Day
Love you leeds
Marching on together
Wonderful video! Modern Leeds has lost it's soul and it is losing it's Yorkshireness at an alarming rate. especially in the working class areas. sign of the depressing times I guess
Modern Leeds is an effing dump pal!
Joaquin Guzman no where is perfect mate.
Tbf council are trying to make city better with redevelopments an stuff.
I took part in the maypole dancing celebrations.It was held in Roundhay park and would be around 1971😊
I took part in 1956..I still remember the girl I was alongside but I wouldn't want to compromise her by disclosure..
Leeds indoor market like it still should be
Leeds is beautiful 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍👍👍💚♥️❤️🕌🕌
HO TO BE BACK THERE AGAIN
amazing leeds
Beeston represent
nice cuts on the beat
Nicely edited
Some people in the past want to be in the future whilst other people in the future want to be in the past.
There are pros and cons in both the future and the past, but there will never be anything to equal the shops of every description that used to make up Leeds Market
The aerial view of Leeds back then looks far better than the eclectic mess it's become today- I really detest those ghastly student flats that encase the city centre like a plague of boils! all the Victorian spires & domes that were once visible from a distance have been devoured by chrome & plastic monstrosities.
I have no sense of pride anymore for the new Leeds - I just cant connect with it- it's all gentrified & the finery is all lathered on the surface, and regarding poverty, the levels of inequality in Leeds are shocking & among the worst in the country and that's nothing to be proud of.
The ethnic diversity is good tho innit!
@@joaquinguzman8315 yeah, it's been wonderful for the rats, free loading benefit spongers & child grooming gangs.
The police will even get on one knee for you if you're the right colour. .....even if you're a criminal lol
trippy119 - the fact is, all cities change over time. Some changes are positive, some are negative. But change is inevitable. I don’t like everything I see in Leeds but I try to make the best of it. After all where’s better?
@@SeekTruth300 The affluent market towns are far nicer- (Predominantly white ironically)
And the fact is, change never occurs for the benefit of the ordinary man & immigration was inflicted on the people back in 1948 against the wishes of the trade unions & the vast majority of the population-
They did not want immigration but those cunts in parliament let the people down & they continue to do so today with some extraordinary style!
i'll take educated immigrants & change any day of the week, but not on the back of a fucked up 'cheap labour' agenda that was never in anyway beneficiary whatsoever to the working man in this country!
we've been hoodwinked & dumbed down to kingdom come in this country!
Working class Britain is an abandoned wretched shit hole!
Sink estate/tower block babel,
rampant feral youths everywhere, sewer mouthed slappers, free loaders, unemployment, shit job opportunities , immigrants trudging around like distant, zoned out zombies, litter all over, slums, shoe-box flea pits, overgrown gardens, ghastly foreign take-aways!
Working class Britain is dying on its rear end!
politicians are toxic, the Police are pathetic!
and we can't make decent comedies anymore
(I WONDER WHY THAT IS?!!)
The UK is just a playground for immigrants & the rich & wealthy now.
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trippy119 some interesting points here tbf.
Yes I think many Brits agree that opening our doors to unlimited non skilled labourers from overseas has been a bad idea. It dilutes our culture and disrupts the fabric of our communities.
However, some immigration can be good. Eg doctors etc. It’s just hard to know which ones are the dreggs. It does make me sad when I hear English used as a second language in some areas of West Yorkshire. Or young Pakistani males swaggering around our streets. I just try stick to the nicer areas.
As you said, some parts are still ok. Which surrounding market towns would you say are the nicest?
Great film what is the music love it
Bradford MkII.
Brilliant how can we see the film
In my opinion leeds city centre is far better now esp with the massive construction boom currently in the city, its always been ahead of its competition when it comes to development in the cc, currently we have at least 20 cranes in the cc with huge skyscraper buildings going up, the city also has a good balance of new and old better than most other cities. In the next 10 years the city centre should pretty much double in size. Sadly though most other towns and cities in yorkshire and many other parts of england are just becoming immigration shitholes with increases in crime,grooming gangs, murder which inturn decreases house prices and makes quality of life poor, governments were warned!
I do not wish to take away your views on the current state of Leeds, but there will never be another shopping area like the Leeds Market was in the 1940s/50s. Todays "supermarkets" cannot begin to compare with the old Kirkgate Market.
Look how busy Leeds market was. It's shit now. No atmosphere.
How times change for the worse kids of Today would never no
Before Britain was turned into a slum!