Wow my old man had a 15% chance survival on an op , or 2 months to live. This hospital saved him too and they’re the only reason he’s still here today !
How can the NHS complain about lack of money when equipment is left unused, lights and heating left on and perfectly good furniture and fittings left to rot? I have family members running a charity which collects, renews and gives old furniture to people who need it. An old desk will probably being thrown in landfill, when someone could use it for their child to use to do homework or as a computer desk.
Agreed, I was shocked at the amount of stuff left in there. I hope that any left over equipment is reused in the NHS OR given to other countries for them to use
The closure is down to the Government not the NHS. Complain to them, they want to privatise our health service so don't care that this will now go to waste.
This is insane. This is a MODERN FULLY EQUIPPED hospital. Just abandoned. It's just taking hundreds of millions of £££££ and flushing them down the toilet. Utterly shameful.
Those handprints you see on the wall are the handprints of people in the operating department when it closed down in 2022. One of the first prints on the wall on the right is Mike Raraty - a surgeon who operated on me in 2017 to remove pancreatic cancer when I was just 28. Those handprints are quite simply the hands of people who have saved hundreds, if not thousands, of lives over the years of the hospital being in use - it's so profound.
I had an emergency Aortic Aneurism repair in 2019 at the Royal. I was extremely lucky and owe my life to the skilled cardiovascular teams who worked there. I'm pleased you didn't go round just smashing stuff up, very interesting video.
is this why NHS is collapsing all this waste of equipment and OMG who is paying for the heat and lighting still on THIS should be reported to media local councils this is shameful when our nhs resources are in dire straits
I mean, some of is still in operation and the site runs on an incredibly efficient plant, then it isn't wasteful. The NHS is in shambles due to 13 years or Tory mismanagement.
@@paulconnor8516 and if we had more bright ppllike yourself then the likes of you cud fix it along with finding out who the greedy b stards are that sucking yhe cash AND LIFE OUT OF OUT OF NHS
6:12 - Ward 11Z. Same-day admission for surgical procedures. Quick turnaround. Hope to have you in and out within 12 hours. 8:25 - Major surgical theatre. Had a kidney transplant in one of these. The first room is a pre-staging area where they engage in small talk, settle your nerves, and general anaesthesia is performed. Then you wake up in recovery disbelieving you underwent surgery during the 10 seconds you were asleep.
As an analytical chemist, I can tell you now that the equipment left behind is very old and not worth keeping/ using. Furthermore the hospital was abandoned because its new replacement opened next door to it. Yes its ridiculous the lights and heating are on, but i presume its because some of the clinics are still/ were operational at the time of filming (as stated some of the other comments). Furthermore some comments state that the hospital runs on a very efficient plant, so i guess not too bad afterall. Lastly, a recent google search has revealed that they are demolishing this hospital now.
This was a great place to work. Ward 11z and the Theatres. It’s funny how you can have such a connection with a building. That’s why we all left our handprints- to leave a mark that we were there. Thanks for sharing. ❤️
Can you tell us or me why it closed and why it's all on as if it's ready to go?! It's even got security, someone's paying for all this?! All the best! x
Still looked like a pretty decent place actually it’s a shame all of that equipment is going to waste when it can be donated to lower level facilities and doc offices that’s terrible hopefully eventually it will be great vlog thanks for sharing 👍👍
Thankyou for this video! Though I wish you could have shown some of the wards, especially 8Y for nostalgic reasons obviously. I hope you can do another tour of Liverpool Old Royal showing more areas in there 🤞 It's a crime to still have all that electricy & heating being used!! I can appreciate that maybe some areas may be having workers taking old equipment away but certainly not in 100% of the building!! And they certainly don't need the big lamps still on in the operation theatres!! Such a waste of money it really is. Please do another explore of this hospital 🙏
I always have mixed feelings about a hospital being shut down. It seems so odd for a building to be fit-for-purpose one day, then abandoned the next. So many people have many emotional memories in the places, both good and bad. Soon to be demolished, I assume. It does bother me how much still-good equipment is left behind when this happens. Even if you don't want to take it to your new facility, at least box it up and ship it to some 3rd world country where they'd be delighted to have it.
Trust me, it hasn’t been fit for purpose for years! Appalling building with problems from day one (my father was a surgeon there and operated on the first day it opened). Badly built, “fixing it” from Day 1, and was it not for the stupidly long delays in planning it, and then the Carilion fiasco, it should’ve been knocked down about 10 years ago! New one is great though. 👍
I agree with you this hospital should not been explored by some idiots it has been closed down no one should be breaking and entering any part of the hospital absolute ridiculous
Such a waste of nhs assets £££ no wonder the nhs is screwed. Can't see any efforts to repurpose the equipment & unreal the amount of files left about full of data.
Such ashame everything left behind .so many have walked that walk some to recover and some to never see daylight again so sad .all them staff that have practiced.contributed to saving lives. And then to leave all power on .absolutely terrible.and this is in so many of these findings and they wonder why our country is in a crisis .unbelievable .loved this so interesting
As an operating theatre RN , I can state that most of the equipment left behind is done so because it it broken, outdated or no longer useful . The staff moving out of those departments , explicitly only took with them what was needed and useful. Also, when a new hospital is built, the budgeting encompasses the entire facility including new equipment , furniture , pretty much everything. While it seems a waste to us watching , this is how things work across the world when a new facility is opened.
NHS ~ Non existing Health System. Now you know where the money really goes. Not reusing expensive equipment, running lights and heating with no one there, while people sleep homeless on the street. Makes sense to me (not). 😞
I'm starting to believe that any time we face a similar situation the main reason is always enriching someone. Any public helth service all over Europe is in great suffering, why allowing such a waste of means?? I understand the building may face some structural issue, but it would be always cheaper having it fixed than building a new edifice. In my eyes it appears to be a functional and still modern hospital, who benefits from abandoning it? Why still having heating and power on?? What a shame! But I'm always reminded not to let my PC monitor in stad by cause it uses energy....
Thanks for the tour. You missed the autopsy room at the mere end, before you cut to the reception area. The most uncanny thing is the electric power being full on!
Great video, I had no idea that this hospital had closed down. it was very interesting to see it left with all its power on along with all its equipment left behind. I wonder if they are planning on re- using that hospital again, should there be another pandemic or something. Great video. Keep up the great work
Was a great place had spinal surgery in 2018 the care I received from all the doctors nurses and staff was amazing and a special thanks to Marcus de Mathis for performing my operation .I will always be grateful
Those modern Galaxy Lamps in the Theaters. Aint all that old. Late 90s-early 2000s Even the lamps controled by the wall unit were easy only about 10 year old.
That was amazing. I would love to have a look around old abandoned hospitals. It looks so fun. I would of be very tempted to of taken some souvenirs home with me 😀
I can't believe this. The hospital opened in 1977/78. I worked there in intensive care when Sefton General and other hospitals closed including THE Royal Infirmary. How come this hospital was so badly built. The equipment left behind is a disgrace. Who was responsable for this disgracefull waste of money. N.M.GLEAVES S.R.N.
This was one of the worst hospital buildings in the uk, it flooded once a onth on average and other crucial systems failed constantly. It’s been moved to a new hospital next door costing several hundreds of millions of pounds. But the quality of staff and care was and remains exceptional
I people need to the video just want to say you're absolutely right why is all the equipment being left their why isn't it being transferred to other hospitals
not really . They were left behind as they were old, broken , blunt, no longer serviceable . Hospitals throw out hundreds pf instruments each month for these reasons. It's just the nature of the business. Operating theatre staff and instrument technicians make the determination that an instrument is beyond its useful life.
What a waste! How do the NHS justify all this wanton casting off of quality equipment worth so much money? Who is paying for the heating? Lighting? Madness. It isn't even as though the equipment would have to be moved very far. And this is just one hospital.
Large hospital - split in to AB and XY sides for the wards, lots of theatres on 11th floor, many specialities, many changes over the years - I think 11z used to be the Halewood Unit for kidney dialysis, then it was ITU - if my memory serves. ITU moved to 1st floor. I agree with the comments about the waste of resources, especially the electric!
It's criminal that places like this are left in this way. The NHS is chronically underfunded yet they leave buildings fully lit and heated for years after closure, the fixtures, fittings and equipment in this place must be worth tens or hundreds of thousands at least. It seems common across all large buildings. Near me there's a Debenhams that closed during covid and the lights have been on for the years since despite no one being there
It was still being used for access to the sexual health clinic…. It only moved very recently in to Linda McCartney building. That equipment and files are decommissioned and going to all be decommissioned and paperwork to be destroyed. You wouldn’t want to use any of the equipment left
No wonder the country is bankrupt. That hospital needed work doing but served us well. I took so many sick and injured patients there. The new replacement hospital has less beds. Brilliant planning from the nuggets called politicians and councillors. I was myself treated there after a road traffic collision. Outstanding care. Well done to all that worked them corridors. We can’t thank you enough.
Yes, that happened to my local hospital. In fact, I was the last person treated in the A and E unit. It was like being treated in a M*A*S*H* tent in Korea, only had a knee injury, fortunately, but the unit was ¾ moved into the new hospital ready for opening the next day
Looks like a nice hospital very modern so why did they close it down? When they finished building the new Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kings Lynn Norfolk you should come and investigate the old Queen Elizabeth Hospital before it gets bulldozed
Sad to see The Royal close it was opened in 1978 an was full of asbestos thats why a new hospital was built,,attended myself many a time over the years being that its in my home city,,my mum also worked there to for years before moving to one of our other hospitals !!
Can't believe how hospitals close down and leave so many items behind. Thought security made you leave after your video around the hospital first. Poor security outfit. They are that poor they should get jobs in prison guard, ha ha ! Great video guys thanks for posting
What a waste of a beautiful useable building So sad it will soon be ransacked and destroyed We are truly very wasteful in America Other country's would die for a building like this .
Things like this make me so mad I just don’t understand why they leave everything behind all that medical equipment just left if they know a hospital is going to close why not give the equipment to other hospitals that could make use of it or take it to The New hospital and keep it as backup and no wonder our electric bills are so high when they leave, all the electric on, . And no wonder people are having to wait so long for treatment when hospitals are closing down. I don’t know why they closed it there isn’t any thing wrong with it. And they built a new one what a waste of tax payer money. And some people are ok with this . I would understand if the hospital was not in very good shape but it ok yes some areas may need some work doing to it but would it be cheaper to do that then build a brand new hospital which costs so more to do .
I think they're still changing the equipment over, went past the other day there were loading vans. Only close down last month so it needs some time I think
A chemist in comments above states that the equipment is old & can't be used. Electric lights & heating are on probably with an economic plant, apparently.
That was crazy! It looks like they just left everything behind! Lights, equipment & heating all let on. What a waste. I hope that it's still not like that?
Wasn’t abandoned by anyone it was out of date and the city built the new one at the back of the old one and when the New one was opened the old one was closed down so it could be demolished.
They have to leave the electricity on and heat to prevent pipes from breaking and anyone who has authorizations to be in the building don''t fall . That said the build looks like it's in good condition and left some very expensive equipment behind . I would this building would be an annex to the new hospital for outpatient care or it has renovation done to accommodate new services and administrative offices etc . What really bothers me is taxpayers, paid for the building and all the equipment left behind . It's also unsafe to leave the open and the elevators on . The building can be considered unsafe premises . They either closed this hospital because a developer wants the land for condos or the structure may deficiencies that make building not up,to current building codes . I am glad you should everybody how O.R. lights , instruments, lab equipment examination tables and more were left behind , everything can still be used and cost more to now . This why the NHS has issues , because administrators want the latest and greatest stuff and usuable equipment is tossed away . What a shame.
it was falling apart, literally. Just been watching a video series on Amazon Prime , called Hospital and it takes place at The Royal Liverpool (old hospital) and by God, you can see why they needed to move out of there. Flooding, electrical failures , tiny operating rooms that you could not fit todays equipment into , lack of space for all the needed specialties. Cramped wards, patients still in large 'nightingale wards" (6-8 patients in one large room) . And you could see the exterior where the walls were literally falling off the building.
No wonder this country and the NHS is on its knees, the way all has just been left and not used again for new building, the money that could have been saved....
That should move all the sa in there and let them fix it up and have jobs and mental health prodicale class or use it to take homeless off the streets with proper program s for 2 full years of all types of moving forward programs school
@@maryduska it's often much easier to build a brand new hospital than it would be to gut a current one and do upgrades or expand into being a bigger building.
A wonderful hospital. The staff there were angels and they saved my life. Big up to the staff on 5A and 5B.
This hospital saved my life,I was given a 10% chance of survival
Sad to see it's state here but happy it saved lives!❤ Happy they opened the new facility tho.
I’m so glad you are still with us.
Wow my old man had a 15% chance survival on an op , or 2 months to live. This hospital saved him too and they’re the only reason he’s still here today !
What happened?
How can the NHS complain about lack of money when equipment is left unused, lights and heating left on and perfectly good furniture and fittings left to rot?
I have family members running a charity which collects, renews and gives old furniture to people who need it. An old desk will probably being thrown in landfill, when someone could use it for their child to use to do homework or as a computer desk.
Agreed, I was shocked at the amount of stuff left in there. I hope that any left over equipment is reused in the NHS OR given to other countries for them to use
The closure is down to the Government not the NHS. Complain to them, they want to privatise our health service so don't care that this will now go to waste.
Too many Germs ect . Would need to be Deep Steamed Cleaned .
This is insane. This is a MODERN FULLY EQUIPPED hospital. Just abandoned.
It's just taking hundreds of millions of £££££ and flushing them down the toilet. Utterly shameful.
Seriously. There. Was fuck all modern about the old royal. It was a falling down, decrepit cess pit. @@AndriyValdensius-wi8gw
Those handprints you see on the wall are the handprints of people in the operating department when it closed down in 2022. One of the first prints on the wall on the right is Mike Raraty - a surgeon who operated on me in 2017 to remove pancreatic cancer when I was just 28. Those handprints are quite simply the hands of people who have saved hundreds, if not thousands, of lives over the years of the hospital being in use - it's so profound.
I had an emergency Aortic Aneurism repair in 2019 at the Royal. I was extremely lucky and owe my life to the skilled cardiovascular teams who worked there.
I'm pleased you didn't go round just smashing stuff up, very interesting video.
Glad you enjoyed the video and we don’t go smashing any places up we treat them with respect and just document the history
@@abandoneduk4640howb did you get in building?
@@abandoneduk4640why did it close if it’s was such a good hospital
is this why NHS is collapsing all this waste of equipment and OMG who is paying for the heat and lighting still on THIS should be reported to media local councils this is shameful when our nhs resources are in dire straits
I mean, some of is still in operation and the site runs on an incredibly efficient plant, then it isn't wasteful. The NHS is in shambles due to 13 years or Tory mismanagement.
N9. Old equipment, building has concrete cancer. Would cost more to maintain existing building. Not very bright are you
And NHS is collapsing due to underfunding by Tories. But again you're too thick too appreciate this
@@paulconnor8516 and if we had more bright ppllike yourself then the likes of you cud fix it along with finding out who the greedy b stards are that sucking yhe cash AND LIFE OUT OF OUT OF NHS
@@paulconnor8516 Sounding
An Awful Lot Like An Employee!!
6:12 - Ward 11Z. Same-day admission for surgical procedures. Quick turnaround. Hope to have you in and out within 12 hours.
8:25 - Major surgical theatre. Had a kidney transplant in one of these. The first room is a pre-staging area where they engage in small talk, settle your nerves, and general anaesthesia is performed. Then you wake up in recovery disbelieving you underwent surgery during the 10 seconds you were asleep.
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As an analytical chemist, I can tell you now that the equipment left behind is very old and not worth keeping/ using.
Furthermore the hospital was abandoned because its new replacement opened next door to it.
Yes its ridiculous the lights and heating are on, but i presume its because some of the clinics are still/ were operational at the time of filming (as stated some of the other comments). Furthermore some comments state that the hospital runs on a very efficient plant, so i guess not too bad afterall.
Lastly, a recent google search has revealed that they are demolishing this hospital now.
This was a great place to work. Ward 11z and the Theatres. It’s funny how you can have such a connection with a building. That’s why we all left our handprints- to leave a mark that we were there. Thanks for sharing. ❤️
Can you tell us or me why it closed and why it's all on as if it's ready to go?! It's even got security, someone's paying for all this?! All the best! x
What a waste of money. They should donate all that equipment to other hospitals or clinics☹️
I don't know about the Uk but in the US they can't
Here in the uk they can but if it hasn’t been opened or used ❤❤❤
Still looked like a pretty decent place actually it’s a shame all of that equipment is going to waste when it can be donated to lower level facilities and doc offices that’s terrible hopefully eventually it will be great vlog thanks for sharing 👍👍
There's third world countries that could use that equipment 😢
Thankyou for this video! Though I wish you could have shown some of the wards, especially 8Y for nostalgic reasons obviously. I hope you can do another tour of Liverpool Old Royal showing more areas in there 🤞
It's a crime to still have all that electricy & heating being used!! I can appreciate that maybe some areas may be having workers taking old equipment away but certainly not in 100% of the building!! And they certainly don't need the big lamps still on in the operation theatres!! Such a waste of money it really is.
Please do another explore of this hospital 🙏
Its mad that im disabled and on a long waiting list to get an over bed table from adult social care but your in a hospital full of abandoned ones
I always have mixed feelings about a hospital being shut down. It seems so odd for a building to be fit-for-purpose one day, then abandoned the next. So many people have many emotional memories in the places, both good and bad. Soon to be demolished, I assume. It does bother me how much still-good equipment is left behind when this happens. Even if you don't want to take it to your new facility, at least box it up and ship it to some 3rd world country where they'd be delighted to have it.
Absolutely, and they say the NHS is overspent. An absolute disgrace. Light and heating still on. Who is paying for it?
Trust me, it hasn’t been fit for purpose for years! Appalling building with problems from day one (my father was a surgeon there and operated on the first day it opened). Badly built, “fixing it” from Day 1, and was it not for the stupidly long delays in planning it, and then the Carilion fiasco, it should’ve been knocked down about 10 years ago! New one is great though. 👍
This is a shame…I hope it doesn’t get vandalized! It should be locked so nobody can go in and trash the place! People have no respect!
I agree with you this hospital should not been explored by some idiots it has been closed down no one should be breaking and entering any part of the hospital absolute ridiculous
Such a waste of nhs assets £££ no wonder the nhs is screwed. Can't see any efforts to repurpose the equipment & unreal the amount of files left about full of data.
Such ashame everything left behind .so many have walked that walk some to recover and some to never see daylight again so sad .all them staff that have practiced.contributed to saving lives. And then to leave all power on .absolutely terrible.and this is in so many of these findings and they wonder why our country is in a crisis .unbelievable .loved this so interesting
As an operating theatre RN , I can state that most of the equipment left behind is done so because it it broken, outdated or no longer useful . The staff moving out of those departments , explicitly only took with them what was needed and useful. Also, when a new hospital is built, the budgeting encompasses the entire facility including new equipment , furniture , pretty much everything. While it seems a waste to us watching , this is how things work across the world when a new facility is opened.
8:48 the alarm is the medical gasses alarm saying it's empty
NHS ~ Non existing Health System. Now you know where the money really goes. Not reusing expensive equipment, running lights and heating with no one there, while people sleep homeless on the street. Makes sense to me (not). 😞
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I'm starting to believe that any time we face a similar situation the main reason is always enriching someone. Any public helth service all over Europe is in great suffering, why allowing such a waste of means?? I understand the building may face some structural issue, but it would be always cheaper having it fixed than building a new edifice. In my eyes it appears to be a functional and still modern hospital, who benefits from abandoning it? Why still having heating and power on?? What a shame! But I'm always reminded not to let my PC monitor in stad by cause it uses energy....
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On the top floor ward 11z I was on there before my surgery last year and in the theatre for 16 hours looks mad being empty
Thanks for the tour. You missed the autopsy room at the mere end, before you cut to the reception area. The most uncanny thing is the electric power being full on!
that is a shame its in better condition than most German hospitals I've visited in last 2 years
Amazing explore. I liked and shared
Thank you glad you enjoyed it
Great video, I had no idea that this hospital had closed down. it was very interesting to see it left with all its power on along with all its equipment left behind. I wonder if they are planning on re- using that hospital again, should there be another pandemic or something.
Great video. Keep up the great work
It's in the process of being demolished now
Was a great place had spinal surgery in 2018 the care I received from all the doctors nurses and staff was amazing and a special thanks to Marcus de Mathis for performing my operation .I will always be grateful
Great video 🤟 gutted I didn't get down to do this one morgue would have been a good place
Still in use!
Why don't they put some homeless families in
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It’s been my job to clear it out spent most of my time exploring
Did the nurses leave anything good behind in their changeroom? I love just seeing what people leave behind...
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Those modern Galaxy Lamps in the Theaters. Aint all that old. Late 90s-early 2000s
Even the lamps controled by the wall unit were easy only about 10 year old.
Great video.
That was amazing. I would love to have a look around old abandoned hospitals. It looks so fun. I would of be very tempted to of taken some souvenirs home with me 😀
It was a fun explore but we never take anything away with us as it’s classed as theft
@@abandoneduk4640 It would be yes because it is.
Just got in we got round the everywhere until we got to the bottom bit down stairs on main entrance security bit is there.
This hospital is PRISTINE. F*cking awesome video.
I can't believe this. The hospital opened in 1977/78. I worked there in intensive care when Sefton General and other hospitals closed including THE Royal Infirmary. How come this hospital was so badly built. The equipment left behind is a disgrace. Who was responsable for this disgracefull waste of money. N.M.GLEAVES S.R.N.
Doctors have literally been on the comments saying the equipment is old and of no use. 🤣🤣
Looks better than our hospital system in America
This was one of the worst hospital buildings in the uk, it flooded once a onth on average and other crucial systems failed constantly. It’s been moved to a new hospital next door costing several hundreds of millions of pounds. But the quality of staff and care was and remains exceptional
Trust me it was terrible. I was here the last week, toilets were covered in diarrhoea to the point you couldn't sit on them, it was madness
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I people need to the video just want to say you're absolutely right why is all the equipment being left their why isn't it being transferred to other hospitals
Them surgical instruments are worth a fortune
not really . They were left behind as they were old, broken , blunt, no longer serviceable . Hospitals throw out hundreds pf instruments each month for these reasons. It's just the nature of the business. Operating theatre staff and instrument technicians make the determination that an instrument is beyond its useful life.
what's with the baby noises at the beginning? Was there a part of the hospital that's still open?
No it’s all closed and I didn’t hear it
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I thought that they brought their kids!!!
@@Rosiecrossley1 that’s one thing we wouldn’t do
Why closed?? Looks nice.
What a waste! How do the NHS justify all this wanton casting off of quality equipment worth so much money? Who is paying for the heating? Lighting? Madness. It isn't even as though the equipment would have to be moved very far. And this is just one hospital.
Those files should have been taken over to the new hospital.
Large hospital - split in to AB and XY sides for the wards, lots of theatres on 11th floor, many specialities, many changes over the years - I think 11z used to be the Halewood Unit for kidney dialysis, then it was ITU - if my memory serves. ITU moved to 1st floor. I agree with the comments about the waste of resources, especially the electric!
It's criminal that places like this are left in this way. The NHS is chronically underfunded yet they leave buildings fully lit and heated for years after closure, the fixtures, fittings and equipment in this place must be worth tens or hundreds of thousands at least. It seems common across all large buildings. Near me there's a Debenhams that closed during covid and the lights have been on for the years since despite no one being there
Guys, that was an amazing video! Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
It was still being used for access to the sexual health clinic…. It only moved very recently in to Linda McCartney building.
That equipment and files are decommissioned and going to all be decommissioned and paperwork to be destroyed.
You wouldn’t want to use any of the equipment left
That machine on the bench is called a Microtone , it’s razor sharp , used for patient samples in paraffin wax , for histology and pathology , cytology
11:06 it's a micromone it's for tissue samples for histology histopathology very expensive
this is stupid no wonder NHS has no money thanks for the video
Gr8 video thanks for sharing
Then they wonder why NHS is wasting money.
Did you find the mortuary?
No wonder the country is bankrupt. That hospital needed work doing but served us well. I took so many sick and injured patients there. The new replacement hospital has less beds. Brilliant planning from the nuggets called politicians and councillors. I was myself treated there after a road traffic collision. Outstanding care. Well done to all that worked them corridors. We can’t thank you enough.
soon to be filled up with the detritus washing up on our shores
what is the screaming in the background
Doc clapping nurse meat from the back
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This hospital opened in 1978. it amalgamated 3 other former hospitals in liverpool. It closed on the 19th October 2022
I think this is how they update the Hospital, build new one on the side then gradually close down the old one and dismantle it.
Yes, that happened to my local hospital.
In fact, I was the last person treated in the A and E unit. It was like being treated in a M*A*S*H* tent in Korea, only had a knee injury, fortunately, but the unit was ¾ moved into the new hospital ready for opening the next day
Looks like a nice hospital very modern so why did they close it down?
When they finished building the new Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kings Lynn Norfolk you should come and investigate the old Queen Elizabeth Hospital before it gets bulldozed
Sad to see The Royal close it was opened in 1978 an was full of asbestos thats why a new hospital was built,,attended myself many a time over the years being that its in my home city,,my mum also worked there to for years before moving to one of our other hospitals !!
Can't believe how hospitals close down and leave so many items behind. Thought security made you leave after your video around the hospital first. Poor security outfit. They are that poor they should get jobs in prison guard, ha ha ! Great video guys thanks for posting
What a waste of a beautiful useable building So sad it will soon be ransacked and destroyed We are truly very wasteful in America Other country's would die for a building like this .
How on earth did you get in? Lots of security everytime I've tried
Was easy when I did it
@@abandoneduk4640 what way did you go
@@6668Adam over the front fence
All the equipment needs to be sent to the Ukraine. And the rooms fitted out to give the homeless a home.
thats so dumb abandoning hospital buildings that are up to date, also did you not hear what sounds like a baby wailing at the start?
When you guys are walking down the halls, I listen like a child.😮
I think its one of the others playing something on there phone. Doesnt sound great whatever it is.
This is really so very sad to see. WHY has this been shut and abandoned! 😡
They have replaced it with a brand new hospital, the "New Royal Liverpool teaching hospital" they built right next door to this hospital in the video.
The Building as Concrete Cancer , its falling down , pieces are falling off Outside , all the time .
Things like this make me so mad I just don’t understand why they leave everything behind all that medical equipment just left if they know a hospital is going to close why not give the equipment to other hospitals that could make use of it or take it to The New hospital and keep it as backup and no wonder our electric bills are so high when they leave, all the electric on, . And no wonder people are having to wait so long for treatment when hospitals are closing down. I don’t know why they closed it there isn’t any thing wrong with it. And they built a new one what a waste of tax payer money. And some people are ok with this . I would understand if the hospital was not in very good shape but it ok yes some areas may need some work doing to it but would it be cheaper to do that then build a brand new hospital which costs so more to do .
I think they're still changing the equipment over, went past the other day there were loading vans. Only close down last month so it needs some time I think
A chemist in comments above states that the equipment is old & can't be used. Electric lights & heating are on probably with an economic plant, apparently.
Sometimes it's to do with computer networks within. Other times cross-contamination. Avoiding spreading hospital acquired diseases. I think.
What lawful right did you have to enter?
They had no lawful right to enter.
the heating and electric is still on as people are still working there due to there being no space in the new hospital
it makes you laugh they build new hospitals and they dont have enough room!!
Its still in better condition than most NHS hospitals....
Sounds like a child in the background
Quality in there there though it is huge.
That was crazy! It looks like they just left everything behind! Lights, equipment & heating all let on. What a waste. I hope that it's still not like that?
no autopsy's? no mourg? NOW THERE WILL BE UNFORSEEN QONSIQUNSIS
It’s morgue and consequences your welcome 😅
Why could I hear a baby at the start of the video?
Wasn’t abandoned by anyone it was out of date and the city built the new one at the back of the old one and when the New one was opened the old one was closed down so it could be demolished.
I think there is a cat where dogs hear sounds
Can you do Liverpool conversant home aka woolton manor care home? Been closed a short while now
They have to leave the electricity on and heat to prevent pipes from breaking and anyone who has authorizations to be in the building don''t fall . That said the build looks like it's in good condition and left some very expensive equipment behind . I would this building would be an annex to the new hospital for outpatient care or it has renovation done to accommodate new services and administrative offices etc . What really bothers me is taxpayers, paid for the building and all the equipment left behind . It's also unsafe to leave the open and the elevators on . The building can be considered unsafe premises . They either closed this hospital because a developer wants the land for condos or the structure may deficiencies that make building not up,to current building codes . I am glad you should everybody how O.R. lights , instruments, lab equipment examination tables and more were left behind , everything can still be used and cost more to now . This why the NHS has issues , because administrators want the latest and greatest stuff and usuable equipment is tossed away . What a shame.
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Have a supply room? Where they keep all sorts of things they would need
Wasn’t this hospital on tv for a documentary?
Yes it is. Called Hospital on Amazon Prime Video. Fascinating series.
Hopefully no personal files are left behind
They was when we filmed this but it was shortly destroyed after our visit
Why did the hospital close?
it was falling apart, literally. Just been watching a video series on Amazon Prime , called Hospital and it takes place at The Royal Liverpool (old hospital) and by God, you can see why they needed to move out of there. Flooding, electrical failures , tiny operating rooms that you could not fit todays equipment into , lack of space for all the needed specialties. Cramped wards, patients still in large 'nightingale wards" (6-8 patients in one large room) . And you could see the exterior where the walls were literally falling off the building.
Did anyone else hear a baby at the start?…
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What a total waste of equipment and power
Has this hospital got a resuscitations department
Why would the government just Leave it like this Just shows you the government have got more money than they let on
No wonder this country and the NHS is on its knees, the way all has just been left and not used again for new building, the money that could have been saved....
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Guys........ it's absolutely crazy!
That should move all the sa in there and let them fix it up and have jobs and mental health prodicale class or use it to take homeless off the streets with proper program s for 2 full years of all types of moving forward programs school
They should reopen it and making it part of the working hospital
Why did it closed why ?
Newly built hospital next-door.
@@josephbennett3482 oh thank you for telling me thank you Mary
@@maryduska it's often much easier to build a brand new hospital than it would be to gut a current one and do upgrades or expand into being a bigger building.
@@josephbennett3482 ok I am for it iam glad they build another one iam ok it's allright with me
Why did they close this place?
Built a new hospital next door