Driving around Newcastle-under-Lyme, England, United Kingdom
Driving around Newcastle-under-Lyme. Coming from A34 to Affinity Shopping Centre, Talke Pitts, Staffordshire, United Kingdom. Thank you for watching.
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Shop Newcastle-under-Lyme
We spoke to people in Newcastle before the launch of the 'Shop Newcastle-under-Lyme' campaign to find out why people love their local town.
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Newcastle-under-Lyme - the market town
An overview of the weekly markets held in Newcastle-under-Lyme's town centre.
Newcastle-under-Lyme 1960's + 1977 Carnival
Newcastle under Lyme to countryside on a bike
Slaters Country Inn, Newcastle Under Lyme, United Kingdom, HD Review
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Slater’s is country inn and hotel with en suite rooms, a bar serving traditional ales and home-cooked food, and a weekend restaurant. Slater’s is 10 minutes’ drive from the M6 (junction 15).
Slater’s has rooms with queen-size beds on the 1st floor, and rooms with twin beds on the ground floor. Each has a TV, tea/coffee, hairdryer, trouser press and ironing facilities.
The on-site bar and restaurant are open 7 days a week and serve food from midday until 21:30 (21:00 on Sundays). Slater's Retail Village is also part of the complex incorporating a range of individual shops as well as the Village Tea Rooms.
Slater’s is 6 miles from Newcastle-under-Lyme town centre and within 10 miles of Stone, Market Drayton and the Potteries. The Britannia Stadium, home of Stoke City FC, is within driving distance.
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ONE London Road, Newcastle Under Lyme Site Visit
Site visit of One London Road, Newcastle Under Lyme by Michael Holliday & Andrew Brassey for Residential Estates & Abode Residencies 2018
Day 95. Newcastle-Under-Lyme
A piece of music composed to a picture in Newcastle-Under-Lyme in December 2015
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General Election 2019: Meet The Candidates (Newcastle Under Lyme)
An introduction to all the candidates standing in Eddisbury in the General Election in 2019. Brought to you by BBC Radio Stoke.
By Election | Newcastle Under Lyme | This Week | 1969
This Week travels to Newcastle under Lyme during the run up to the 1969 By election. A Labour Stronghold that could fall to the Tory Party:
Results:
Labour - John Golding 21,786
Conservative - Nicholas Winterton 20,744
Liberal- David Spreckley 2,999
Democratic Party - D Parker 1,699
First shown: 30/10/1969
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Keel House In Newcastle Under Lyme
Keele House in Newcastle-Under-Lyme is offering 9.8% NET rental assurance for 3 years comprised of dual-purpose studio apartments, it is easy to see why Keele House is love by so many investor. Payments are spread throughout the build and what’s more 5% interest will be paid on all deposited funds until the development is complete.
Keele House in Newcastle-Under-Lyme is a brand-new investment opportunity in Newcastle. Being a new addition to the UK student accommodation sector, it gives investors an opportunity to purchase a marvellous income-generating asset in a university oriented city.
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Savoy Cinema Memories - Frozen in Time - Cinema from 1927 - Exploring an Abandoned Movie Theater
A look at the old Savoy Cinema building in Newcastle under Lyme. Filmed August 2014.
The Savoy Cinema (originally called the Kings Hall) was Newcastle’s first ever purpose-built picture house and opened on the 10th of February 1910 with a three part epic adventure movie called Monte Cristo. In 1913 the Kings Hall was considered to be the most luxurious cinema in the whole of the Midlands and also the largest it could host over 1000 people for film screenings.
The entrance to the Cinema was via a arcade 13 feet wide and 100 feet long and once inside it comprised of two tiers, the lower tier had a feeling of extra luxury as 300 of the seats were gold coloured tip up style. In 1927 under owner A.S. Hine renovations to the Cinema were completed and the projection equipment was brought right up to date. Mr. Hine then renamed the Kings Hall as the Savoy Cinema and re-opened it on Monday 28th February 1927.
In the 1930s the Savoy became part of the ABC (associated British Picture Corporation LTD) but later closed in 1964 and became a Bingo Hall. But in 1973 students of local high School Called the Edward Orme School organised a petition and got over 4,000 signatures to get the Cinema reopened. Seeing the local demand for a Cinema promoted the owners of the Savoy to use part of the building for a new 200 seater studio cinema at a cost of £55,000. The new smaller version of the Savoy was opened in December 1975. During the 1980s the cinema’s attendance struggled due to the rise of home video and eventually closed in the early 1990s.
Newcastle-under-Lyme is a market town in Staffordshire, England, and is the principal settlement in the Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme. It is part of North Staffordshire. In the 2011 census the town had a population of 75,125. The Newcastle part of the name derives from being the location of a new castle in the 12th century. The Lyme section could refer to the Lyme Brook or the extensive Forest of Lyme that covered the area with lime trees in the Middle Ages. The well-known Berlin street Unter den Linden is a cognate of 'under-Lyme'