Відео

2024: NOTHING left. Victoria Market: gone. Broadmarsh shopping centre: gone. All the high street boutiques: gone. Now it's Poundland, coffee bars, CEX, and if you're lucky 2 or 3 banks.

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This is so interesting! Nottingham is so different these days.

Mushy peas then to the ice stadium every weekend with me freinds in the late 80's early 90s.

Kick and Rush playing the minstrels. They used to do a skiffle act with songs with lyrics about Mansfield.

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Who narrates this film

Are the crowd shouting what a wanker at around 51 .00?

Now destroyed by the council and planning permissions. It's a washed out shopping area, nothing to go for, nothing to see.. The student accommodation has wiped out the historic buildings, torn down or renovated, totally Killed the place off... No English food restaurants are left, little cafes have died.. It's miserable and dangerous....

It feels like a different world to the clown world we are living in now.

Had to laugh out loud when he said - in 1993 - that Sneinton "is now again becoming a desirable residential area". That was just before it fell into the abyss of poverty, drugs, violent crime and dereliction. Fortunately it has been recovering in recent years but no certainty the recovery will survive the next government or the next war in Afghanistan.

I just want to point out that gaol is not a spelling mistake. It's the old English word for jail. I'm surprised more people don't know that.

I left when I retired ten years ago, wouldn't go back if you paid me.

I love this video!

when Nottingham was Nottingham

Nottingham was absolutely fantastic back in the nineties, its hardly recognizable now. It's so very very sad. 😢

I remember learning about the decline and fall of the Roman Empire. I never fully understood how it could’ve happened. However this fantastic Time Capsule documentary shows Nottingham at its zenith. I’m only 30 mins in but I felt I had to comment (june 2024) The Broadmarsh shopping centre has now been demolished. The BBC Trent FM and Central TV have all closed down there offices. Nottingham Evening Post, which, once had a stranglehold on the news and advertising, the city is not even a shadow of its former. Self technological change has eroded the value of the retail Real Estate and the final nail in the coffin was the governments actions for nearly 2 years when most of the citizens follow the orders to stay at home. Nottingham is now going through a transition and it will be interesting to see whether it is on And accelerating decline, like the end of the Roman Empire, or whether in 2024 we have reached the bottom and a brighter future awaits. I do hope it’s the latter

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I remember Dennis Mccarthy when he used to do little snippets of Notts and East Midlands news on the old Midlands Today which at that time was broadcast from Pebble Mill in Birmingham. He used to wear lots of stylish (for the early 70s anyway) suits! RIP Dennis Mccarthy - and I absolutely loooooooove Nottingham in 2024, always feel safe there and enjoy all the shops...Hockley is a wonderful neighbourhood with some great cafes. Bookwise on Goosegate is worth checking aaht....as is Doughnotts. Trams and buses so easy to use....and West Bridgford is wonderful!

It’s nice to see the English when they had a home

Lived in Nottingham from 1960. Goose Fair in October near Mansfield Road. Bus fares were 3 half penny. Brewery Ship Stone Ale, Beeston Boiler Jersey Copwood for clothes and Nottingham Lace one of the best in the world. We lived in Woodborough Road. The last time I went there old houses were replaced with the most disgusting carboncous that devalue the street in the name of modernisation

Its suffering like the rest of our cities, times are changing,thank you for posting this fascinating look back in time of one of the best .

i was 15 in 1993 and at the Nottingham Bluecoat School, this brings back so many memories. I left in 2000 and ive not been bsvk for 15 years but i prefer to remember it like this. I got my first work experience at central TV, its such a shame they closed it down. it was really a bad idea and the start of monopoly of London,

I lived in Nottingham from 1988 to 1993. I never realsed it was so old-fashioned!

Fascinating film, which brought back a lot of memories of working for Nottingham City Council. I organised the Wollaton element of Brian Clough's Freedom Day and The Lord Mayor's Show 1988-1991. Good times.

I left Nottingham in '97 for a job 'darn sarf' age 28. Glad I did. I loved the city then but it is not the same place and the people have been replaced. Sorry if you still live there but it's a sh*t hole now. I feel nothing for the place. My city of birth has vanished

12:22 only us Brits think this type pf architectural landscape works. Post war architecture and town planning is little short of vandalism

If that dancer is Egyptian, I'm queen Victoria

It’s so much better now, look at all the different food you can eat.

As a Nottinghamian of advanced years I wept a little bit through all of this so much so I intend to have a few days back there. I thank the producers of this video for reliving a lot of my history👍🏼

It's now multi cultural so much so that indigenous people are afraid to go out

A lot of my past in this video. I went to William Booth and Jesse Boot school, my 1st nightclub at Madisons. Loved Bendigo as a kid .My dad used to clean the windows on The Royal Concert Hall, now my son and brother clean them to this day. Loved this!!!

My goodness, people loved to go into town in Nottingham. It was always buzzing. Love the man that quickly dusts off his shoes after the guy was sweeping. No arguement, he just dealt with it practically.

This council has absolutely ruined our city..and if you're old enough, mi duck ... you'll agree.. RIP Nottingham 2024...

Wonder what happened ay

A unique blend of traditional and globalalist woke shit, interesting.

Being back the tales of Robin Hood exhibition!!

As for that Riley death trap, what an interesting way of launching its passengers into oblivion 😂

With what’s been happening in today’s world, it makes me wonder if the same loyalty to the Crown and ruling elite would be the same. That aside, thank you for uploading this wonderful set of remembrance’s

Excellent History

@ 10:59 i remember coming to Arthur Johnson's as a kid, and i remember both of these guys. The one on the right used to look like that ITV pundit, Jimmy Greeves.

A most enjoyable production- thankyou

Dark satanic factory mills that robbed citizens of their humanity and autonomy. . . .👮‍♂️

Nottingham City' today is finished

Well the broadmarsh shopping centre aged well didn’t it

That little road ahead of you at 1:19 is paved now with a tram track going across you. You wouldn’t be able to get there by train if you where from north Nottinghamshire like me then until 2 years later, Basically stopped my dad going to watch Forest when the trains stopped in the 1960s. Also That indoor market is dead with half the stalls empty.

there is evidence that neanderthrals still exist in the city of nottingham and they often use prehistoric language... "come on u reds" which historians should look into as to why homo sapiens became prominent

Anyone know of Newton's or Farnsworth's?

1982-3 Yates Wine Lodge, the Trip, Palais, Selectadisc, City Hospital, West Bridgeford all seems so civilized back then. Thx for the brilliant production.

A song that always makes me cry