Mate, you are doing a great educational service showing these areas. Plymouth? But what really gets me is that these places are just left to rot. And the homeless just left to get sick and die. What are the local councillors doing? Where is all the money going?
Joe, you can go viral nationally if you get a homeless person to put their tent up in the garden of a migrant hotel and film what the police and council thugs do to them. There will be national uproar. Please be the one who starts this stunt to expose the double standards suffered by British homeless people.
Has the Barbican area gone the same way? I love Plymouth, it's where my family heritage is but, it's in a sorry state of affairs if the rest is like what you've shown.
They wash Muslim drug profits clean . . nobody normal traffic goes into them , they are drug gang hangouts at best . . all part of the plan to take down the west
Union Street has never been a high street. It serve the Navy. The city centre has all the good shops, none boarded up. A large very busy Mall. The Barbican has tons of tourists so does the Hoe, 1000,s of people every month. The city is in good order, with massive amount of money modernizing the main shopping streets. Right now. There are four parallel shopping streets, not showing any decay. Many annual events both there and the Barbican and Hoe. No sign of slipping into the decay seen around the country.
Yes life does send these ''hurdles''. However we are in a unique time, never before seen. Largely driven by technology, that's destroying the economic system we have, moving into a new system.
@heaven-dy9lj its predicted that a.i will be taking people s jobs very soon such as factory workers and hgv lorry drivers etc .. not a good outcome in my opinion
14 years of Tory rule has got us to this point....diverting money into the bank accounts of their rich backers instead of investing it back into this country...
@@Globaldave1970 No they are not...how can you run anything when your arms are tied behind your back due to massive cuts...made so money can be siphoned off by the rich bankers and corporates...
Sad thing is this could be anywhere in the UK now . We have never had a lower caliber of politicians labour Tory all as treacherous they couldn’t give a toss about this country or the people in it as long as their fat pay cheques keep rolling in . Great reporting mate 👍
I think your grandparents would be saying It is nothing like that at all. Trust me, this video has been very much dramatised. A couple of places Mötley playing and union Street are probably the only bad places in Plymouth due to abandoned buildings. There are not people looking through bins everywhere it’s ridiculous
This chimp has honed in on the bad parts of a very large city & purposefully avoided all the good parts. It isn't magnificent but nor is it all like this. I laugh how he'd complained about the 'urine running down the street' then spoke to the man who probably responsible...and they both complained about the state of the city!!!
Sorry to have to tell you this but government is not (and will never be) the answer because they are so out of touch with the reality for most of us. The answer is people. The answer is society in general. The key problem is we've been spoon fed the "American dream" which is based entirely on selfishness and every man for himself. We need a return to core British values of service to others, responsibility for self and care and commitment to a bright future for every single person, no matter what their personal circumstances. No government, be it Labour, Tory or Reform UK is going to fix it. Fact!
Honestly, i was born in Plymouth and live not far now from there. There are so many beautiful places in Plymouth. You literally just went to the only places that have been abandoned. I thought you were very dramatic throughout this. Plymouth is certainly not a deprived Town. As there are everywhere a couple of streets that aren’t as good But everywhere else is beautiful. Of course you wouldn’t show that Because you wouldn’t get the ratings!
While I can't stand Plymouth at all (more the people), you are right it does have beautiful places. I've never been mugged, it's very very safe compared to anywhere else I've lived.
Can you keep this same mindset when a British Yob like Fudgepacker Ben (sorry Backpacker Ben) goes to a place like my country, India and describes everything as despicable but never shows the good areas.
there is no way out for a homeless person to own a house even though he is a UK citizen, it is very sad that the government does not take this issue seriously
Very sad indeed! There's very little chance now for the average working person in the UK to be able to own a house. Rent is extortionate as well. A vicious circle! Thanks for watching and the comment
I bought when it was cheap but since mass immigration the prices went up.Blair came in in 97 then within 3 years massimmigration andhouse prices zoomed up.
The 'beautiful church' in the city centre is The Guildhall, not a church. The 'derelict office building' next to the Reel Cinema - closed because we now have two multiplexes in the city - is the Athenaeum Theatre, and is used by amateur companies to stage their work. It's used more in the autumn and winter than the summer. There is a luxury motor yacht builder in Plymouth and once they've had their seatrials they are often tied up alongisde in one of the marinas prior to being delivered to their owners. Tinside pool is a saltwater pool, and is open during the summer. Plymouth has a lot of poverty, but it's helpful if you can get your facts right when you talk about it.
I was born in Plymouth (Freedom Fields Hospital).The building at 3:43 was in my youth The Odeon Cinema. A railway line from Millbay Dock went over the road at end of Union St forming a sort of screen/boundary hiding what was an area of bars/clubs & places of 'sexual release' 😀. I spent many summer holidays at my grandparents in Stonehouse & I found lots of interesting shops in Union St (1960s) in the daytime that is, not the night. It's very sad to see how it's been neglected. I visit most years but stay around the Barbican area.
I remember going in the Theatre Royal & seeing Jim Davidson, a grand old building. Plymouth City Council should be ashamed of themselves for letting it get to that state of neglect.
Around 13:10 you mentioned a mall. In North America since WWII, the quickest way to kill downtown retail has been to build a mall. Some of them adjust to become restaurant, bar and club lands. Others become ghost towns. And yeah, I get it's not the only reason, but it's a big one.
It could also be dangerous. I ended up in hospital after being attacked by some random nutcase in there one night. Their CCTV wasn't up to much and they never caught him.
I guess it’s the result of online shopping, like most people I can’t remember the last time I used a town centre shop. I know it’s tempting the conjure a perceived glorious past, but we should remember that Francis Drake kept his crews aboard ship after the battle until many succumbed to disease in order to save him from having to pay them.
I lived in Plymouth between 1990 and 1993 and loved it. It had great shops and nightlife but went to visit last year and didn’t recognise the place. All the pubs I used to go to looked like they had been closed for years, a real shame. What the hell has been done to our country
I lived in Devonport and Stoke for a few years as a Wren in the 80's. Loved going out on Union Street at the weekend ~ The Academy, Boobs, Norma Jeans, Avis's, Two Trees... Had many a takeaway from that Chinese near the Octagon.
This is my hometown where I was born and raised since 1979. It used to be so different. I left in my early 20's to London and then live around the world. I now live in Spain and I can say its very sad to see what happened to the place. I honestly dont recognize it anymore accept having all those abandoned building full of life and memories of what they used to be and what was there years ago. This is so sad. I now live in Spain and honestly on the continent places wouldnt be left like this for the most part. I dont know what the British government and regional councils are doing? Something is seriously wrong here.
I'm currently living in Plymouth; modern architecture here is brutal and depressing and the road system chaotic. There are some beautiful buildings, but many have been left to rot. Trying to find somewhere to rent was extremely difficult.
Par for the course these days. I've lived all over the UK and still not found 'home'. There are some nice pockets and some beautiful old world buildings, but many run down. Our island is on the decline.
The decline of the high street happened shortly after the opening of the undercover shopping mall. All the big shops moved and the old high streets were left to rot.
I am glad we have these videos to document for the future kids growing up so they can actually see what it was like back in these times. So the politicians and media can't sugar coat it with their never ending bullshit. Good work Joe.
Plymouth is a total shit hole a polar opposite of Exeter up the A38 which is thriving. Moving to Plymouth has been the biggest mistake of my entire life and I cannot wait to see the back of the city.
I've lived in Plymouth since 1984. I was very proud of my home. This may comes as a surprise, but we have groups of basketball players and doctors hanging around eating and drinking fast food while plymouthians are living in shop doorways in increasing numbers. The old Theatre you mentioned once saw Charlie Chaplin and Laurel and Hardy on stage. It's disgusting what we've allowed, and it's both main political parties to blame
@@experiment54 Not everyone can afford the rent on a barber shop with next to no customers, neither do everyone have the same cards to play when/if the authorities come snooping.
Calling an entire city terrible based on Union Street and Mutley Plain feels like you were just going for poverty porn/clickbait. You visited to Cornwall street - why not highlight the many excellent food establishments in the Pannier Market? You were on The Barbican - why not show the thriving independent stores? Every city in the UK is struggling, and we absolutely should recognise and highlight those areas and call on the government to help rejuvenate and support our most vulnerable but don't bash an entire city based on some of its most deprived areas just for views.
Yes, Plymouth is not a bad place at all, I don't get the hate, lived there 4 years and although it has it's poor areas, always felt safe and there are plenty of things to do. People were generally nice. Plenty of worse places to live in the UK.
I lived there for a few years not so long ago and I loved it, I was born and raised in a bad run down area in the north east of England, so anything was better tbh. But some of the shops and theatres that were closed in your video I visited when they were open. I think it was already on the decline as I was leaving(about 6 years ago) but it looks awful now, and so sad as I have some great memories down there.
Plymouth Athenaeum, located in Plymouth, England, is a society dedicated to the promotion of learning in the fields of science, technology, literature and art. The Athenaeum building, located at Derry's Cross in Plymouth City Centre, includes a 340-seat auditorium and a local interest library. It is still in use. The reel cinema has been closed for years since the arrival of the big cinema at the barcode complex. it is reported that the reel cinema is haunted as is the palace theatre and have both been visited by paranormal teams in the past
Plymouth may be grim but most towns and cities in Britain have deteriorated in the last twenty or so years. Many high streets are now boarded up, charity shops or pound shops. Wages don't cover people's expenses quite often if they are working. Violent attacks with knives often happen in some towns..I don't believe British people are lazy, Students turn up for classes at colleges and they have no one appear to teach them. I know that from personal experience. Television has been dumbed down. I find some programmes absolutely insulting by the level of inane stupidity. I recently travelled and went to a bus station where drug addicts were openly begging in broad daylight. It's accepted as a normal experience.
Great video. I played a gig in Plymouth a few years back and we stayed in a hostel opposite that abandoned theatre. I was really taken back at how run down it was. Typical scene in British cities now sadly.
Hey mate! Thanks very much 🙏 last time I was in Plymouth about 15yrs ago Union Street was buzzing now it's the total opposite! Thanks for watching mate 🙏👍
The problem with plymouth is the Labour lead Tudor Evans who seems to like to ruin his city and the second reason is most of the property is owned by my Sutton harbour holdings that price the small business out of the market
I grew up in Plymouth, lived there for 40 years. I moved onto a farm after I was homeless for 2 years in Plymouth. Union Street used to be full of nightclubs, most of those boarded up buildings are old nightclubs. There are crackheads everywhere. I lived in a cemetery out of the city centre and then on a bulding site until I worked my way out of it.
Watching from New Plymouth in New Zealand. We dont have many buildings pre 1890s. Now later buildings are also subject to earthquake risk regulations in the Shakey Isles.
Hi Joe - I have subscribed to you - it is very disheartening to see Plymouth - which I had such fond memories when I was at Plymouth College of Art and Design - doing my HND Btech Photography course from 87-89 - Union Street was always a little dangerous primarily of when Royal marine fights and Navy .. but it was thriving ... it really is so sad to follow where you going .. where I used to hang out ... its become a dead corpse or a zombie .. yes there ae little bits like the Barbican and marina ... but you cant cling on to little patches and say Plymouth is alright ... because there is too much thats gone ... I would say prob started with Tony Blair back in the late 90`s when he took over and accelorated with David Cameron ... its complete neglect by the politicians and councillors .... how on earth the town councillors live with themselves ... maybe theyre on the WEF payroll too .. Joe be great to meet up for a cuppa and chat .. not sure that I have all the answers ... and it is a tall order to start to gut the rot of society and kick start the economy and rejuvenation of our towns and cities .. but something has to happen ... otherwise England will look like a third world ! Keep up good work Joe and hopefully chat soon my friend - Best Wishes Will
You're so right about Europe and buildings. Never do they let historical significant buildings fall into disrepair. Especially sad when you mention all the unique rich historical impact the UK has had. Tragic, what is going on?
They do - but just not right in the middle of cities. Go to France - where there is no equivalent of the National Trust, and you'll see loads of beautiful but abandoned buildings in the countryside. I'm not talking small domestic houses here, but large buildings. So yea, most European countries make sure their old buildings in their cities are well maintained and cared for. But go out of their cities, and it's a different story.
@@robtyman4281 Central Europe, in my experience look after their buildings and maintain them. Birmingham for example has eradicated most of its old buildings, instead of maintaining them. Sure new buildings in UK city centres, but majority of buildings gone. Prague for example the ratio is the opposite -they've kept their buildings. As the video points out the levels of degradation (shops closed etc etc) as seen in Plymouth centre, is absent in most Europe cities. IME
I got assaulted which led to a streetfight in the town centre last time I was there last year (not alcohol drug or gang related). I didn’t think you’d get those types in a city like that but I guess they’re everywhere.
Unfortunately aggressive behaviour is on the increase as our MH services can't cope. Just the other evening I had someone behind me yelling abuse and brewing for a fight. About a week ago another well known (to the neighbourhood) person with issues set fire to his flat putting the whole block of residents at risk. A friend of mine has had an ongoing issue with a neighbour in the block opposite to him for several years now, the council are fully aware of him but won't do anything, he recently put his own windows through with a hammer. The city is full of people like these.
a lot of towns and cities are looking this bad now some worse than others! i hate seeing Boarded up Pubs . lots of reasons it's going this way it's too expensive for a night out so people go to the off licences and stay in no respect anymore with people just chucking litter on the streets and the Rat population going up! and Seagulls scavenging for scraps! when are you coming to Liverpool mate? it's got a bad reputation but it's diverse! some areas look run down but we also have rich gated communites and middle class suburbs the city centre is thriving but then you go to some areas in the North end - Clubmoor, Old Swan, Bootle, Everton etc and it's like a war zone but on the other hand Liverpool has fantastic nightlife lots of Students in the South end and lots of Tourists
They said that the Internet with its social media and shopping online was the future. THINK AGAIN...Now we look at our towns and Cities dying...That coupled with greedy Councils with their bad investments, crying they have no money in the coffers to do anything about it. Shame on you. Hope you are proud of yourselves P.C.C. Plymouth was my home for 54 years and been living away for 5 years now. I am proud to be a Janner, but I would never move back. RIP Plymouth. Argyle till I die though.
Hey mate 👍 thanks for the comment there... I like to hear the real locals perspective or memories from the areas I visit. Please share this video with any like minded people you know to help show what's happening! 🙏👊👍
Thanks, Joe for the excellent video. I've only been to Plymouth once - way back in 1997. I was impressed. You ask what has happened? It's like so many places where people used to go but no longer do. They have been "Amazoned" etc. People stay home and buy with phones and tablets. I noticed on your video the almost complete absence of human beings. Does that reflect my point?
I live on the west coast of Ireland and there are a couple of Armada wrecks on a local beach. They rescued a cannon and other items and donated them to the Spanish museum. Look up Streedagh in Sligo.
Some of the result of shopping on-line, no need for shops now. Lots of buildings owned by companies, business who shouldbe made responsible for buildings that they own.
cultural vibes, plymouth warehouse, union st in the 90's, now that was really classy. was still a bit scary on union st, but mostly because of drunken sailors
Shame on you for ignoring all of the nice parts of Plymouth- of which there are many. EVERY major city in the uk has areas like this- go to Bristol, Birmingham, Southampton, Portsmouth, Liverpool, Hull ect.ect and you will find the same thing.
At 19:25 I wish you had inspected the Victorian *lido* up close (if there was access at all). (As English is my 2nd language, I had never heard the expression "lido" before and had to look it up.👍)
Hey buddy! Thanks for watching and the comment! AHH the Lido, many British seaside resorts had them back in the day. Very few are still operating now. Hence my surprise. Thanks again mate 👍
It's still operational, and gets a fresh lick of paint ready for every summer season. Looks bloody grim in mid Winter when the sea has had at it, though!
I'd love to see you go and document the sheer decadence, self entitlement and greed I see when visiting middle class areas populated by early retired 55yo's. Places like Bath are eye opening. The vast majority of people are living off the wealth accrued by house prices going up so much. They believe they'll be able to continually equity release their home to continue their life of consumption but they don't realise that when they need to do it, so will all the rest of them. At that point, overpriced 4-5bedroom homes owned by childless people who no longer work will drop in value like a rock. Who will buy all these big homes? the new arrivals certainly won't give them going rate for them!
All those abandoned buildings that could be repurposed, and yet there's a shortage of affordable housing.Its the same in every city. This country is a joke.
There’s homeless and abandoned buildings and loads of towns and cities. Yes to the stupid amount of barbers. Absolute money laundering operations. I spent many a time down union street during my Uni days in the late 90’s!
Some more than others and Plymouth has a lot!! Yes union Street was also thriving when I was last there maybe 15yrs ago. Not now! Thanks for watching and the comment 👍🙏
@footballfanar9717 I took my daughter to the Bristol balloon Festival mate it was like Somalia 🇸🇴 we are moving to Portugal in 9 years this country stinks
@@lukeframpton3671 Bristol is truly terrible. Such a depressing place. I'm glad you touched on Somalians. They congregate in gangs in our cities and our govt don't have the balls to do anything about it. But, as I'm sure you've been told many a time, diversity is our strength.
Plymouth has been like that long before brexit. As has many other parts of the UK. Blame our clueless politicians, wasting our tax money on whatever they waste it on.
Joe I have a friend who lives there, and we normally meet up at the end of August/start of September. It is not cheap staying there, but use Hotel near the Hoe, where we know the owners who give us a great deal. Plymouth is very easy to get around, with everything close together! We have dogs who love walking around Plymouth, and there are some great restaurants/bars to go to, but they are still having problems. The Barbican is where most tourists go, and is very busy/all shops filled, etc! Unfortunately, the British have no back-bone, and take 12"s, all the time! Everything is "Designed to happen", with so-called "Elite & Politicians", nothing but "Freemason Puppets" who do what they are told to do!!! Here's a true story which happened in Plymouth, in a Fish Restaurant in 2022, while we were on holiday, having dinner! A loud American man & a young Chinese girl came to the door, as had just come off Ferry from France, and wanted some food & drink. Restaurant said they were full, but American kept on, until they said ok, where they sat next to us, with their suitcases. After a few minutes, I asked the Chinese girl..."Who own's China?" I got no response, so I asked again, with no response, so I said..."The Jesuits of the Vatican!" She "Head-Butted, His Chest!" The American, knew who I meant, and said..."What about the Jesuits?" I said they own & control everything & everyone worldwide, using their "Freemason puppets!" He then said he had been to a WEF Meeting in France with Klaus Schwab(WEF Head!). I said that...We are not all stupid, and know what is going on! Like most things in UK PLC(UK is a CORPORATION!). Game Plan of ROME/Elites is to ruin/destroy Western Cultures, with forced immigration to bring in a "One World Citizen!" There is a massive "Depopulation Agenda" to reduce World Population by about 90%, with UK going to about 19 Million, Germany 29M, USA 99M, etc! Russia, Far East, etc are mostly untouched for now!? Upcoming WW3(like WW1 & WW2!) will be run & controlled by the Jesuit Order(Vatican Military Arm!) with ALL sides WORKING TOGETHER for maximum deaths!!! All Military heads are "CONTROLLED-FREEMASONS"
Sorry to see this sad state of affairs, but lets get this straight: Spanish Armada was defeated by a tempest in the sea. Had it been a sunny day, you guys would be speaking Spanish now.
There is homeless everywhere and people are struggling im one of them and have been for three years had to stop working because of health and im on the council list and a priority but still nothing single male its alot harder for I've been on the streets many times over the years but im lucky as a couple of friends who help and don't take drugs but have in the past as life on the street is really hard and gets to your mental and physical health but the government doesn't help our own British people 🤬🤬
Wow super sad in Britain now Joe everywhere you go is the same its terrible what a sad decline its gotten to expensive to live in our country no housing subscriber Australia
What has happened in the last 15 years??......This government, the UK always looks like this when the Tories are in. It's not the cost of living crisis, it's the cost of Tories crisis. The speech Rishi Sunak made about Labour spending money on deprived areas and him undoing that, this is what he was talking about.
Tbf… union street is one of the only streets in plymouth that is completely derelict. Basically it was a road full of smallish nightclubs and pubs- all on one street- all on the edge of the city centre. Then new bars and clubs opened slightly closer to the city centre- plus the new complex with the cinema was built… and union street closed down- end of! All the bloggers walk up and down this one street (and its side streets) and clickbait it…. Plymouth has its rundown areas, but an empty union street is definitely a one off…
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Thanks for watching Guys! Please SHARE THE VIDEO with like minded people to help shine a light on the situation... See you on the next one 🙏👊
Mate, you are doing a great educational service showing these areas. Plymouth? But what really gets me is that these places are just left to rot. And the homeless just left to get sick and die. What are the local councillors doing? Where is all the money going?
Joe, you can go viral nationally if you get a homeless person to put their tent up in the garden of a migrant hotel and film what the police and council thugs do to them. There will be national uproar. Please be the one who starts this stunt to expose the double standards suffered by British homeless people.
Isn't this just a copy of bald and bankrupt. Again he choose to highlight one awful area.
Has the Barbican area gone the same way? I love Plymouth, it's where my family heritage is but, it's in a sorry state of affairs if the rest is like what you've shown.
@@GarethHarper-h6c Bit unfair! Bald spent about 5 minutes in Plymouth then buggered off to WSM.
Hint hint: They aren't barber shops
Thanks for watching 🙏
So what are they?
Turk money laundering front facades for drug dealing
They wash Muslim drug profits clean . . nobody normal traffic goes into them , they are drug gang hangouts at best . . all part of the plan to take down the west
@@zhead cash only......money laundry for the drug money....
Union Street has never been a high street. It serve the Navy. The city centre has all the good shops, none boarded up. A large very busy Mall. The Barbican has tons of tourists so does the Hoe, 1000,s of people every month. The city is in good order, with massive amount of money modernizing the main shopping streets. Right now. There are four parallel shopping streets, not showing any decay. Many annual events both there and the Barbican and Hoe. No sign of slipping into the decay seen around the country.
I hope that young man realises that he's not weak. Life sends us these hurdles to make us stronger. Stay strong brother
Absolutely, I really hope he is doing better now some how 🙏👍 thanks for watching
The problem is that hurdling gets very tiring after a time.
@@SpeccyMan I know, it's not easy. Nothing is
Yes life does send these ''hurdles''. However we are in a unique time, never before seen. Largely driven by technology, that's destroying the economic system we have, moving into a new system.
@heaven-dy9lj its predicted that a.i will be taking people s jobs very soon such as factory workers and hgv lorry drivers etc .. not a good outcome in my opinion
It’s so sad to see the state this country is in now 😢
It's certainly becoming a more common sight across the country! Thanks for watching, please share the video with any like minded people 🙏
14 years of Tory rule has got us to this point....diverting money into the bank accounts of their rich backers instead of investing it back into this country...
@@olias2716 It goes a lot deeper than the Tory Government. A lot of these places are run by Labour.
@@Globaldave1970 i agree....labour are as bent as the Tories.......the whole country is going to the dogs......
@@Globaldave1970 No they are not...how can you run anything when your arms are tied behind your back due to massive cuts...made so money can be siphoned off by the rich bankers and corporates...
It’s disgusting our government have let these beautiful historical properties go like this history lost forever
Rishi Sunak said he would undo the investment Labour put into deprived urban areas, remember that speech? Well he obvious kept that promise
Sad thing is this could be anywhere in the UK now . We have never had a lower caliber of politicians labour Tory all as treacherous they couldn’t give a toss about this country or the people in it as long as their fat pay cheques keep rolling in .
Great reporting mate 👍
Thanks for the kind words and for watching 🙏👍
You’ve summed it up perfectly David
As long as the WEF cheques keep rolling in
@@benwinter2420 So true
Well said and sadly so true. They simply don't care.
My grandparents would be rolling in their graves to see what has become of their home. Please keep reporting 🙏
Thanks I really appreciate that 🙏
I'm pretty sure things were a lot worse in the late 70's, early 80's but, don't let the facts get in the way hey!
I think your grandparents would be saying It is nothing like that at all. Trust me, this video has been very much dramatised. A couple of places Mötley playing and union Street are probably the only bad places in Plymouth due to abandoned buildings. There are not people looking through bins everywhere it’s ridiculous
This chimp has honed in on the bad parts of a very large city & purposefully avoided all the good parts. It isn't magnificent but nor is it all like this. I laugh how he'd complained about the 'urine running down the street' then spoke to the man who probably responsible...and they both complained about the state of the city!!!
Laurel & Hardy did their last show at that theatre back in 1954...😢
Thanks for the information there, I had no idea. Great fact 👍
Oh wow. Those were the days. I cant understand why someone doesnt renovate it. What has replaced it? What is the main theatre in town?
@globaldave it was last in use in the early 2000 s as a nightclub.
@@desendean6488 Should be re-opened. Govt can spend 10 million quid a day putting illegals in hotels while great old buildings are left to rot.
Thanks Barry Norman
bless all the homeless been there myself , nothing worse what a waste do better government
Thanks for watching let's hope things improve 🙏
MEANWHILE ILLEGALS IN 4 STAR HOTELS . SCANDALOUS
Sorry to have to tell you this but government is not (and will never be) the answer because they are so out of touch with the reality for most of us. The answer is people. The answer is society in general. The key problem is we've been spoon fed the "American dream" which is based entirely on selfishness and every man for himself. We need a return to core British values of service to others, responsibility for self and care and commitment to a bright future for every single person, no matter what their personal circumstances.
No government, be it Labour, Tory or Reform UK is going to fix it. Fact!
Honestly, i was born in Plymouth and live not far now from there. There are so many beautiful places in Plymouth. You literally just went to the only places that have been abandoned. I thought you were very dramatic throughout this. Plymouth is certainly not a deprived Town. As there are everywhere a couple of streets that aren’t as good But everywhere else is beautiful. Of course you wouldn’t show that Because you wouldn’t get the ratings!
While I can't stand Plymouth at all (more the people), you are right it does have beautiful places. I've never been mugged, it's very very safe compared to anywhere else I've lived.
Yeah he went to all shit areas except the Hoe lol
I live in Vista California. My city is cleaner than yours!
That's sad...
Can you keep this same mindset when a British Yob like Fudgepacker Ben (sorry Backpacker Ben) goes to a place like my country, India and describes everything as despicable but never shows the good areas.
That's the place the puritans came from I expected it to be more clean lol
there is no way out for a homeless person to own a house even though he is a UK citizen, it is very sad that the government does not take this issue seriously
Very sad indeed! There's very little chance now for the average working person in the UK to be able to own a house. Rent is extortionate as well. A vicious circle! Thanks for watching and the comment
I bought when it was cheap but since mass immigration the prices went up.Blair came in in 97 then within 3 years massimmigration andhouse prices zoomed up.
There's not much chances of most people ever owning a house these days
10 barbershops in 0.3 mile on mutley plain, 2 kebab shops and a launderette.
The 'beautiful church' in the city centre is The Guildhall, not a church. The 'derelict office building' next to the Reel Cinema - closed because we now have two multiplexes in the city - is the Athenaeum Theatre, and is used by amateur companies to stage their work. It's used more in the autumn and winter than the summer. There is a luxury motor yacht builder in Plymouth and once they've had their seatrials they are often tied up alongisde in one of the marinas prior to being delivered to their owners. Tinside pool is a saltwater pool, and is open during the summer.
Plymouth has a lot of poverty, but it's helpful if you can get your facts right when you talk about it.
Cheers Joe, I was at college in Plymouth in the early 1980's, it was vibrant and modern. So sad to see it in such decline.
Hey mate 👍 yeh likewise I last went to Plymouth about 15yrs ago and it was buzzing on Union Street. Thanks for watching and the comment 🙏
Much of Plymouth still is vibrant and modern and has come miles since the 1990s. This guy has just shown one area.
Union street has been dead for well over ten years.
Another top much video Joe, thanks for the video, keep up the great work!
Thank you for watching and the support 🙏
For a Dutch it is unimaginable/-fathomable the state of those majestic buildings. And the apathetic approach to turn the tide.
Like what you did there
It's just not something you see in Europe, grand historic buildings left to rot! Thanks for watching and the comment
I was born in Plymouth (Freedom Fields Hospital).The building at 3:43 was in my youth The Odeon Cinema. A railway line from Millbay Dock went over the road at end of Union St forming a sort of screen/boundary hiding what was an area of bars/clubs & places of 'sexual release' 😀. I spent many summer holidays at my grandparents in Stonehouse & I found lots of interesting shops in Union St (1960s) in the daytime that is, not the night. It's very sad to see how it's been neglected. I visit most years but stay around the Barbican area.
Hi 👋 thanks for the information there. I like hearing people's stories from the areas I visit. Thanks for watching and the comment 👍
I remember going in the Theatre Royal & seeing Jim Davidson, a grand old building. Plymouth City Council should be ashamed of themselves for letting it get to that state of neglect.
Freedom Fields represent.
Around 13:10 you mentioned a mall. In North America since WWII, the quickest way to kill downtown retail has been to build a mall. Some of them adjust to become restaurant, bar and club lands. Others become ghost towns. And yeah, I get it's not the only reason, but it's a big one.
Definitely! Totally agree 👍
The opening shot is a walk past what used to be Dance Academy. Went to some mad nights down there in the early 90s. The place was rocking.
It could also be dangerous. I ended up in hospital after being attacked by some random nutcase in there one night. Their CCTV wasn't up to much and they never caught him.
Another great video mate! Enjoy following you! :)
Thanks for the kind words 🙏
Hey brother, just want to say I appreciate your humility and genuine kindness to others you encounter. Be safe and be blessed in all you do.
I guess it’s the result of online shopping, like most people I can’t remember the last time I used a town centre shop.
I know it’s tempting the conjure a perceived glorious past, but we should remember that Francis Drake kept his crews aboard ship after the battle until many succumbed to disease in order to save him from having to pay them.
Yes it's often far easier and cheaper. I'm guilty of it myself we all are! Thanks for watching and the comment 👍
I lived in Plymouth between 1990 and 1993 and loved it. It had great shops and nightlife but went to visit last year and didn’t recognise the place. All the pubs I used to go to looked like they had been closed for years, a real shame. What the hell has been done to our country
The Tories destroyed it all 😊
I lived in Devonport and Stoke for a few years as a Wren in the 80's. Loved going out on Union Street at the weekend ~ The Academy, Boobs, Norma Jeans, Avis's, Two Trees... Had many a takeaway from that Chinese near the Octagon.
This is my hometown where I was born and raised since 1979. It used to be so different. I left in my early 20's to London and then live around the world. I now live in Spain and I can say its very sad to see what happened to the place. I honestly dont recognize it anymore accept having all those abandoned building full of life and memories of what they used to be and what was there years ago. This is so sad. I now live in Spain and honestly on the continent places wouldnt be left like this for the most part. I dont know what the British government and regional councils are doing? Something is seriously wrong here.
Long live the guardia civil.. roadside checks. Burkas raised above head to make sure there women.
So sad to see 😔 homelessness is rife everywhere in Britain 😢
It really is. Let's hope things improve 🙏 thanks for watching and the comment
@@JoefishJ Dont worry, plenty more immigrants to come
I'm currently living in Plymouth; modern architecture here is brutal and depressing and the road system chaotic. There are some beautiful buildings, but many have been left to rot. Trying to find somewhere to rent was extremely difficult.
Yes I found it to be very dull and depressing to be frank. Thanks for watching and the comment
Par for the course these days. I've lived all over the UK and still not found 'home'. There are some nice pockets and some beautiful old world buildings, but many run down. Our island is on the decline.
I like brutal architecture but it's the care and investment that you put into areas that matters.
@@itsjustaname777I've lived up and down the country and it's easily the worst place for road systems and awful driving.
VOTE REFORM UK.
People are looking in bins for food in pretty much every major city in the world. Hardly a shocker that.
Maybe
The decline of the high street happened shortly after the opening of the undercover shopping mall. All the big shops moved and the old high streets were left to rot.
I am glad we have these videos to document for the future kids growing up so they can actually see what it was like back in these times. So the politicians and media can't sugar coat it with their never ending bullshit. Good work Joe.
Thanks for the kind words 🙏 I really appreciate it 👊
@@JoefishJ you’re welcome Joe, I enjoy your content
Well done mate for highlighting the situation. Keep it up .
Thank you, I appreciate it 🙏
Plymouth is a total shit hole a polar opposite of Exeter up the A38 which is thriving. Moving to Plymouth has been the biggest mistake of my entire life and I cannot wait to see the back of the city.
I've lived in Plymouth since 1984. I was very proud of my home. This may comes as a surprise, but we have groups of basketball players and doctors hanging around eating and drinking fast food while plymouthians are living in shop doorways in increasing numbers.
The old Theatre you mentioned once saw Charlie Chaplin and Laurel and Hardy on stage. It's disgusting what we've allowed, and it's both main political parties to blame
My lovely city 😅 you’re about 20 feet from my house on that smelly street pal
No way! Mate you weren't wrong about Plymouth! See you soon amigo 👍👊 Ged'on Backpacker!
You a local Ben . . what do you think about the pandemic of Muslim barber shops not only there but all over UK
That bald needs a cold shower , that Arab
@@benwinter2420 nothing stopping you or your mates opening barber shops
@@experiment54 Not everyone can afford the rent on a barber shop with next to no customers, neither do everyone have the same cards to play when/if the authorities come snooping.
Really sad... Great video!👍
It really was! Thanks for watching and the kind words 🙏
Calling an entire city terrible based on Union Street and Mutley Plain feels like you were just going for poverty porn/clickbait. You visited to Cornwall street - why not highlight the many excellent food establishments in the Pannier Market? You were on The Barbican - why not show the thriving independent stores? Every city in the UK is struggling, and we absolutely should recognise and highlight those areas and call on the government to help rejuvenate and support our most vulnerable but don't bash an entire city based on some of its most deprived areas just for views.
Yes, Plymouth is not a bad place at all, I don't get the hate, lived there 4 years and although it has it's poor areas, always felt safe and there are plenty of things to do. People were generally nice. Plenty of worse places to live in the UK.
It was a very small area to cover. And to be honest, that small area was much the same 15 years ago.
Should have gone down there in the evening, bit of blue for the dads 😂😂
Plymouth is a dumb
I get your point, but why allow these areas to decay and rot? And the homeless?
I lived there for a few years not so long ago and I loved it, I was born and raised in a bad run down area in the north east of England, so anything was better tbh. But some of the shops and theatres that were closed in your video I visited when they were open. I think it was already on the decline as I was leaving(about 6 years ago) but it looks awful now, and so sad as I have some great memories down there.
Thanks for watching and the comment! Yes it seems to have gone downhill fast over the last 10years hasn't it! Hope you enjoy the rest of the content 👍
Disgusting how the government and councils let lovely old buildings just waste away happening all over the country
Unbelievable the contrast in one city. It's heartbreaking to see the poverty. Thank you again Joe for sharing .
Thanks for watching 👍🙏
Plymouth Athenaeum, located in Plymouth, England, is a society dedicated to the promotion of learning in the fields of science, technology, literature and art. The Athenaeum building, located at Derry's Cross in Plymouth City Centre, includes a 340-seat auditorium and a local interest library. It is still in use. The reel cinema has been closed for years since the arrival of the big cinema at the barcode complex. it is reported that the reel cinema is haunted as is the palace theatre and have both been visited by paranormal teams in the past
Plymouth may be grim but most towns and cities in Britain have deteriorated in the last twenty or so years.
Many high streets are now boarded up, charity shops or pound shops. Wages don't cover people's expenses quite often if they are working. Violent attacks with knives often happen in some towns..I don't believe British people are lazy, Students turn up for classes at colleges and they have no one appear to teach them. I know that from personal experience. Television has been dumbed down. I find some programmes absolutely insulting by the level of inane stupidity.
I recently travelled and went to a bus station where drug addicts were openly begging in broad daylight. It's accepted as a normal experience.
It's certainly becoming a common sight across the country! Thanks for watching and the comment 👍🙏
I really wonder why big buildings are kept empty, keeping people sleeping on the streets....
Me too! Thanks for watching 🙏
God help us, voting ain't going to solve this.
Voting for the tories won't, voting for Labour won't, however, voting Reform will help, not solve entirely, but help a lot.
Something need s to give
@@footballfanar9717If voting worked we wouldn't be allowed.
So just vote Tory again and continue bemoaning 😢... 😊
Great video. I played a gig in Plymouth a few years back and we stayed in a hostel opposite that abandoned theatre. I was really taken back at how run down it was. Typical scene in British cities now sadly.
Hey mate! Thanks very much 🙏 last time I was in Plymouth about 15yrs ago Union Street was buzzing now it's the total opposite! Thanks for watching mate 🙏👍
Depressing but necessary video.
Thanks for watching, I hope it brings attention to the situation and in some way it helps those that need it most! 🙏
The problem with plymouth is the Labour lead Tudor Evans who seems to like to ruin his city and the second reason is most of the property is owned by my Sutton harbour holdings that price the small business out of the market
Yeah, and this isn't even something that can be blamed on Tory Austerity, as SHH and TE have done a massive number on the city for decades.
I grew up in Plymouth, lived there for 40 years. I moved onto a farm after I was homeless for 2 years in Plymouth. Union Street used to be full of nightclubs, most of those boarded up buildings are old nightclubs. There are crackheads everywhere. I lived in a cemetery out of the city centre and then on a bulding site until I worked my way out of it.
The Ferkin Doghouse 😅 you know somewhere going downhill when a new wilko was planned there
What a cracker of a name!
Ugh.... That awful statue. The pooping woman 😮 Every city should have one!
Another excellent video Joe
Thanks for the kind words and for watching 🙏👍
Dance Acadamy & The Warehouse were bangiing on union st in the 90s
Heard there was some good raves back in the day?
@JoefishJ yeah twas good times, 👍 no phones just Acid Techno & hardcore!!
Watching from New Plymouth in New Zealand. We dont have many buildings pre 1890s. Now later buildings are also subject to earthquake risk regulations in the Shakey Isles.
AHH New Plymouth! Did you know there is also a 'Plymouth' in every state in the USA! Thanks for the comment and for watching 🙏👍
@@JoefishJ I did not know that !!
Hi Joe - I have subscribed to you - it is very disheartening to see Plymouth - which I had such fond memories when I was at Plymouth College of Art and Design - doing my HND Btech Photography course from 87-89 - Union Street was always a little dangerous primarily of when Royal marine fights and Navy .. but it was thriving ... it really is so sad to follow where you going .. where I used to hang out ... its become a dead corpse or a zombie .. yes there ae little bits like the Barbican and marina ... but you cant cling on to little patches and say Plymouth is alright ... because there is too much thats gone ... I would say prob started with Tony Blair back in the late 90`s when he took over and accelorated with David Cameron ... its complete neglect by the politicians and councillors .... how on earth the town councillors live with themselves ... maybe theyre on the WEF payroll too .. Joe be great to meet up for a cuppa and chat .. not sure that I have all the answers ... and it is a tall order to start to gut the rot of society and kick start the economy and rejuvenation of our towns and cities .. but something has to happen ... otherwise England will look like a third world ! Keep up good work Joe and hopefully chat soon my friend - Best Wishes Will
You're so right about Europe and buildings. Never do they let historical significant buildings fall into disrepair. Especially sad when you mention all the unique rich historical impact the UK has had. Tragic, what is going on?
They do - but just not right in the middle of cities.
Go to France - where there is no equivalent of the National Trust, and you'll see loads of beautiful but abandoned buildings in the countryside. I'm not talking small domestic houses here, but large buildings.
So yea, most European countries make sure their old buildings in their cities are well maintained and cared for. But go out of their cities, and it's a different story.
@@robtyman4281 Central Europe, in my experience look after their buildings and maintain them. Birmingham for example has eradicated most of its old buildings, instead of maintaining them. Sure new buildings in UK city centres, but majority of buildings gone. Prague for example the ratio is the opposite -they've kept their buildings.
As the video points out the levels of degradation (shops closed etc etc) as seen in Plymouth centre, is absent in most Europe cities. IME
It's communism
The Internet killed the high Street.
....and so have the Tories - with 'forced austerity', and Brexit.
@@robtyman4281Brexit wasn't implemented.
@@tonyrobinson362 ...yes it was! lol.
Tory austerity has destroyed the UK north to south.
I got assaulted which led to a streetfight in the town centre last time I was there last year (not alcohol drug or gang related). I didn’t think you’d get those types in a city like that but I guess they’re everywhere.
Unfortunately aggressive behaviour is on the increase as our MH services can't cope. Just the other evening I had someone behind me yelling abuse and brewing for a fight. About a week ago another well known (to the neighbourhood) person with issues set fire to his flat putting the whole block of residents at risk. A friend of mine has had an ongoing issue with a neighbour in the block opposite to him for several years now, the council are fully aware of him but won't do anything, he recently put his own windows through with a hammer. The city is full of people like these.
So sad to see 😢 I was born and bought up in Plymouth until I moved to Spain 8 yrs ago
Hey 👋 it was sad to film to be honest. Thanks for watching and the comment
Hi Joe, great to see you again
Some bad $hit happening in Plymouth 😮
Take care out there.
Thanks for watching mate 🙏👍
Great work again.
Thanks for the kind words 🙏 appreciate it 👊
Another video Joe nice 1 am seeing parts of country I haven't seen in 20plus years just started watching .I will comment at the end Inverness Scotland
Thanks for the kind words 🙏 I hope you enjoyed the video. See you on the next one 👍
Thank you Joe for documenting this devastation that the world may see, so sad 😢
a lot of towns and cities are looking this bad now some worse than others! i hate seeing Boarded up Pubs . lots of reasons it's going this way it's too expensive for a night out so people go to the off licences and stay in no respect anymore with people just chucking litter on the streets and the Rat population going up! and Seagulls scavenging for scraps! when are you coming to Liverpool mate? it's got a bad reputation but it's diverse! some areas look run down but we also have rich gated communites and middle class suburbs the city centre is thriving but then you go to some areas in the North end - Clubmoor, Old Swan, Bootle, Everton etc and it's like a war zone but on the other hand Liverpool has fantastic nightlife lots of Students in the South end and lots of Tourists
@Joefish
They said that the Internet with its social media and shopping online was the future. THINK AGAIN...Now we look at our towns and Cities dying...That coupled with greedy Councils with their bad investments, crying they have no money in the coffers to do anything about it. Shame on you. Hope you are proud of yourselves P.C.C. Plymouth was my home for 54 years and been living away for 5 years now. I am proud to be a Janner, but I would never move back. RIP Plymouth. Argyle till I die though.
Hey mate 👍 thanks for the comment there... I like to hear the real locals perspective or memories from the areas I visit. Please share this video with any like minded people you know to help show what's happening! 🙏👊👍
I remember when I was at university there in 2009. When I saw that pub "The Firkin Doghouse" it made me laugh 😂
Back around the late 80s the metal night club was cool in Union Street even a day out in Plymouth was great. Sad to see everything is dying.
Plymouth is nothing like it was in the 80s. I went back last Autumn and got the shock of my life. The abandoned Civic Centre complex says it all. 😢
That was my first visit in 15yrs and like yourself I was shocked. Thanks for watching and the comment 🙏👍
I think it's Brexit. The decline started in 2016 and it's been downhill from there
Thanks, Joe for the excellent video. I've only been to Plymouth once - way back in 1997. I was impressed. You ask what has happened? It's like so many places where people used to go but no longer do. They have been "Amazoned" etc. People stay home and buy with phones and tablets. I noticed on your video the almost complete absence of human beings. Does that reflect my point?
I live on the west coast of Ireland and there are a couple of Armada wrecks on a local beach. They rescued a cannon and other items and donated them to the Spanish museum. Look up Streedagh in Sligo.
Some of the result of shopping on-line, no need for shops now. Lots of buildings owned by companies, business who shouldbe made responsible for buildings that they own.
cultural vibes, plymouth warehouse, union st in the 90's, now that was really classy. was still a bit scary on union st, but mostly because of drunken sailors
Haha I can imagine! Thanks for watching and the comment 🙏👍
Shame on you for ignoring all of the nice parts of Plymouth- of which there are many. EVERY major city in the uk has areas like this- go to Bristol, Birmingham, Southampton, Portsmouth, Liverpool, Hull ect.ect and you will find the same thing.
Yup i just been portsmouth (im from sussex) and brighton and big cities have bad and good areas. But this poor tour type gets more views
Sad scenes on British shores once again
Indeed! Thanks for watching and the comment 🙏👍
At 19:25 I wish you had inspected the Victorian *lido* up close (if there was access at all).
(As English is my 2nd language, I had never heard the expression "lido" before and had to look it up.👍)
Hey buddy! Thanks for watching and the comment! AHH the Lido, many British seaside resorts had them back in the day. Very few are still operating now. Hence my surprise. Thanks again mate 👍
It's still operational, and gets a fresh lick of paint ready for every summer season. Looks bloody grim in mid Winter when the sea has had at it, though!
He wouldn't be looking for food in those bins they are from the charity shops, so he will be taking stuff they are throwing out.
What council run this town
a sodding clown council!
I'd love to see you go and document the sheer decadence, self entitlement and greed I see when visiting middle class areas populated by early retired 55yo's. Places like Bath are eye opening. The vast majority of people are living off the wealth accrued by house prices going up so much. They believe they'll be able to continually equity release their home to continue their life of consumption but they don't realise that when they need to do it, so will all the rest of them. At that point, overpriced 4-5bedroom homes owned by childless people who no longer work will drop in value like a rock. Who will buy all these big homes? the new arrivals certainly won't give them going rate for them!
that guy in the doorway in the city centre with the fuzzy hair is called aaron. he used to get on my bus, dunno how he has ended up like that poor guy
That poor fella 💔😢
Very sad! Thanks for watching
All those abandoned buildings that could be repurposed, and yet there's a shortage of affordable housing.Its the same in every city. This country is a joke.
That is heartbreaking! I never thought Plymouth would fall to this
There’s homeless and abandoned buildings and loads of towns and cities.
Yes to the stupid amount of barbers. Absolute money laundering operations.
I spent many a time down union street during my Uni days in the late 90’s!
Some more than others and Plymouth has a lot!! Yes union Street was also thriving when I was last there maybe 15yrs ago. Not now! Thanks for watching and the comment 👍🙏
@@JoefishJ Used to be a nightclub ‘Jaspers’. Or was the fast food van?
It does look glum and depressing now.
Sad times.
Hi Joe!! 22,642 SUBSCRIBERS!! YAY!!!
Hey 👋 thanks for the support from the beginning, I really appreciate it and always look out for your comments!
Try exploring Blackpool slough Luton Bristol Brighton and London it's the same all over even part's of Europe Paris Spain Italy
I certainly will be very soon. Done like 3/4 videos in Bristol on my channel 👍
Its all by design, “You will own nothing and be HAPPY”. We are living in the Last Days, get right with JESUS, before its to late!
Jesus is King. The truth, the way, the light!
Bad governance and corruption is the problem! Those in power don’t give a 💩 about the people. It’s all about the 💷💶💵💰🤑
Mass immigration
Spot on.
And you think the Govt is spending 10 million a day of our money to put immigrants in hotels while large parts of England are going to shit.
@footballfanar9717 I took my daughter to the Bristol balloon Festival mate it was like Somalia 🇸🇴 we are moving to Portugal in 9 years this country stinks
@@lukeframpton3671 Bristol is truly terrible. Such a depressing place. I'm glad you touched on Somalians. They congregate in gangs in our cities and our govt don't have the balls to do anything about it. But, as I'm sure you've been told many a time, diversity is our strength.
The sunny uplands of broken Brexit Britain, it's the will of the people, apparently
Plymouth has been like that long before brexit. As has many other parts of the UK. Blame our clueless politicians, wasting our tax money on whatever they waste it on.
@@yoyoyo3531 Brexit was supposed to be better than what we had before 2016 YA Muppet
well that’s conservative government for you take care of the wealthy ignore the poor
So very sad….😢What a depressing state of a run-down once upon a time a flourishing city….
Joe
I have a friend who lives there, and we normally meet up at the end of August/start of September.
It is not cheap staying there, but use Hotel near the Hoe, where we know the owners who give us a great deal.
Plymouth is very easy to get around, with everything close together!
We have dogs who love walking around Plymouth, and there are some great restaurants/bars to go to, but
they are still having problems.
The Barbican is where most tourists go, and is very busy/all shops filled, etc!
Unfortunately, the British have no back-bone, and take 12"s, all the time!
Everything is "Designed to happen", with so-called "Elite & Politicians", nothing but "Freemason Puppets" who
do what they are told to do!!!
Here's a true story which happened in Plymouth, in a Fish Restaurant in 2022, while we were on holiday, having
dinner!
A loud American man & a young Chinese girl came to the door, as had just come off Ferry from France, and wanted
some food & drink.
Restaurant said they were full, but American kept on, until they said ok, where they sat next to us, with their suitcases.
After a few minutes, I asked the Chinese girl..."Who own's China?"
I got no response, so I asked again, with no response, so I said..."The Jesuits of the Vatican!"
She "Head-Butted, His Chest!"
The American, knew who I meant, and said..."What about the Jesuits?"
I said they own & control everything & everyone worldwide, using their "Freemason puppets!"
He then said he had been to a WEF Meeting in France with Klaus Schwab(WEF Head!).
I said that...We are not all stupid, and know what is going on!
Like most things in UK PLC(UK is a CORPORATION!).
Game Plan of ROME/Elites is to ruin/destroy Western Cultures, with forced immigration to bring in a "One World Citizen!"
There is a massive "Depopulation Agenda" to reduce World Population by about 90%, with UK going to about 19 Million,
Germany 29M, USA 99M, etc!
Russia, Far East, etc are mostly untouched for now!?
Upcoming WW3(like WW1 & WW2!) will be run & controlled by the Jesuit Order(Vatican Military Arm!) with ALL sides
WORKING TOGETHER for maximum deaths!!!
All Military heads are "CONTROLLED-FREEMASONS"
Sorry to see this sad state of affairs, but lets get this straight: Spanish Armada was defeated by a tempest in the sea. Had it been a sunny day, you guys would be speaking Spanish now.
🙂
There is homeless everywhere and people are struggling im one of them and have been for three years had to stop working because of health and im on the council list and a priority but still nothing single male its alot harder for I've been on the streets many times over the years but im lucky as a couple of friends who help and don't take drugs but have in the past as life on the street is really hard and gets to your mental and physical health but the government doesn't help our own British people 🤬🤬
Wow super sad in Britain now Joe everywhere you go is the same its terrible what a sad decline its gotten to expensive to live in our country no housing subscriber Australia
Internet has killed the high street.
It certainly has! Thanks for watching and the comment 👍🙏
What has happened in the last 15 years??......This government, the UK always looks like this when the Tories are in. It's not the cost of living crisis, it's the cost of Tories crisis. The speech Rishi Sunak made about Labour spending money on deprived areas and him undoing that, this is what he was talking about.
Wow and I thought Middlesbrough was bad
Seems to be a common sight across the country currently? Thanks for watching 🙏
It's easy to make it look bad if you pick the right bits. Most of Plymouth is superb. The lower part of town and Union St. is an absolute mess though.
Tbf… union street is one of the only streets in plymouth that is completely derelict. Basically it was a road full of smallish nightclubs and pubs- all on one street- all on the edge of the city centre. Then new bars and clubs opened slightly closer to the city centre- plus the new complex with the cinema was built… and union street closed down- end of! All the bloggers walk up and down this one street (and its side streets) and clickbait it…. Plymouth has its rundown areas, but an empty union street is definitely a one off…