Views Around The City of Derby, Derbyshire, England - 20 April, 2019
Views Around The City of Derby, Derbyshire, England - 20 April, 2019.
I've just added a new film to my Tourism: England: Derbyshire playlist, here: of views around the city centre of Derby. The film was taken on Easter weekend 2019 and features a range of cultural sites including monuments, attractions, religious buildings and pubs, as well as transport and the general infrastructure of the city including streets and transport hubs.
The film begins with the approach into Derby Station by train, and ends with the departure from Derby Station by train. Within the film the identified locations and features are as follows: Derby Etches Park, Derby Midland Station, Railway Terrace, Midland Road, Midland Hotel, Midland Railway War Memorial, Viceroy, London Road, Brenda's Cafe, Former London Road Hospital Site, Trinity Street, Nightingale House, Assemblies of the First Born Church, Liversage Road, Liversage Trust, Florence Nightingale Memorial, Traffic Street, Westfields Church, Intu Riverside Car Park, Morledge, Noah's Ark, Derby Council House, Derby River Gardens, Boy & Ram, River Derwent, Exeter Bridge, Derwent Street, Corporation Street, Full Street, Derby Cathedral, Bonnie Prince Charlie Statue, Silk Mill Park, Sowter Road, Old Silk Mill, Queen Street, St. Michael's Church, King Street, St. Alkmund's Way Footbridge, St. Alkmund's Way, St. Mary's Church, Darley Lane, The Flowerpot, Cathedral Road, Ye Olde Dolphin Inne, Iron Gate, The Standing Order, Market Place, War Memorial, Derby Guildhall, Derby QUAD, Acropolis Cafe, Derby Speakers Corner, Sadler Gate, The Strand Arcade, Derby Museum & Art Gallery, The Strand, St. James's Street, Victoria Street, St. Peter's Street, St. Peter's Church, East Street, St. Peter's Churchyard, Steel Ram, The Spot, Bradshaw Way, Liversedge Street, Castleward Boulevard, Revealing Castleward, Canal Street, Siddals Road, The Alexandra Hotel, The Brunswick Inn,
Derby is a city and unitary authority area in Derbyshire, England. It lies on the banks of the River Derwent in the south of Derbyshire, of which it was traditionally the county town. To read more about Derby, click here: .
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Best Bars Pubs & hangout places in Derby, United Kingdom
Welcome to Derby, United Kingdom Food and Drinks Guide. This is MUST WATCH video if you are looking for the best wine and dine spots in Derby. We have sorted our top picks for Pubs / Bars and places to hang out in Derby for you after reviews received by our users and our in house Travel Specialists.
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List of Best Bars and Pubs in Derby
The Flowerpot
The Brunswick Inn
Carnero Lounge
The Exeter Arms
The Standing Order
Ye Olde Dolphin Inne
The Tap
The Babington Arms
Revolución de Cuba Derby
The Silk Mill
Please note :
- The background images shown in the video is for beatification purpose only, these images are NOT the actual pics of the place mentioned in the video.
- We and our channel DO NOT support drinking Alcohol in any way, This video has been made on request of our users / subscribers.
- Drinking Alcohol is injurious to Health.
Be Safe.
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Derby streets by car - Midland Road, Station Approach, Railway Terrace. August 2012. 1080p HD
In this very short Derby streets by car video I have driven down Station Approach, Railway Terrace and Midland Road in Derby, Derbyshire, UK.
Best watched at 720p/1080p fullscreen (if your system/net connection is up to it)
This is a real-time journey.
Points of interest :
0:00 Derby inner ring road
0:13 Right onto Station Approach
0:23 The right lane here is for Pride Park
0:51 Railway Terrace
0:52 The Brunswick Inn pub on the right (Famous Derby real Ale pub)
0:57 On right are a row of purpose built cottages for the Midland Railway workers.
1:00 Derby Railway Station car park on left
1:11 Entrance to Derby Railway Station
1:14 The Midland Hotel ahead (now a Hallmark Hotel)
1:18 Right around onto Midland Road
1:21 War Memorial on left
1:27 Derby Mail Sorting office on left
1:39 Left onto London Road
Andy's Driving videos around Derby, Derbyshire, UK :
Are you an ex-pat of Derby, feeling homesick? Or perhaps you just want a clear way of giving someone directions to a location in Derby or just want to show people your Derby Street. Well in this video and the many others I have made, you will be able to take a virtual drive around the city of Derby's streets as though you were in the driving seat. I use a dash-mounted camera, Traffic lights and heavy traffic have been edited out.
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Andy
Derby cars.wmv
I walked down the street and stopped near the Brunswick Inn on a chilly January 2010 Sunday morning in Derby England. This pub is known for brew made on the premises. There was not much traffic, but I filmed several short clips with my Nikon P5000 still camera. I like to look at old videos of cars in the past. Perhaps you will enjoy seeing vehicles driven in England.
Derby streets by Car pt 26 - Allestree, Five Lamps, City Centre, Osmaston, Peartree areas 2008
Andy's Driving videos around Derby, Derbyshire, UK :
Are you an ex-pat of Derby, feeling homesick? Or perhaps you just want a clear way of giving someone directions to a location in Derby or just want to show people your Derby Street. Well in this video and the many others I have made, you will be able to take a virtual drive around the city of Derby's streets as though you were in the driving seat. I use a dash-mounted camera, Traffic lights and heavy traffic have been edited out.
Derby Streets featured in this collection..
Starting in Allestree area of Derby...
00:00 Car park at PArk Farm shopping centre, Allestree, Derby.
00:14 Left onto Park Farm Drive
00:23 Right onto Carsington Crescent
00:31 Left onto Birchover way
00:55 Left onto Kedleston Road
01:10 Old Toll house on the left
01:15 Derby University campus on left
01:32 Bridge Going over A38
01:40 Jonty Farmer pub on right
01:43 Former Parkfield Ceders school on left
02:10 St Alkmunds church on left (the 1970s replacement)
02:23 Five Lamps road junction
02:26 Duffield Road
02:37 Right down Lodge Lane
02:41 Bridge Street
02:50 The Ram Inn pub
02:51 Left onto Brook Street
03:00 Joseph Wright college ahead
03:01 Left onto St Alkmund's Way (Inner ring road)
03:05 BBC Radio Derby building on left
03:12 Chapel Street car park ahead
03:21 Right onto Cathedral Road
03:26 Ahead is the new court building and the back of the St Marys Gate Hotel
03:29 Left onto continuation of Cathedral Road
03:32 Queen Street baths building on left
03:37 The Dolphin pub on right
03:38 Old Silk Mill pub ahead
03:38 Full Street
03:40 Roadworks relating to the installation of the new swing bridge over the river Derwent.
04:01 Council House
04:02 Corporation Street
04:17 The Morledge
04:19 Eagle Centre Market on right
04:23 On left is site of former Derby Bus station, currently building work going on for the Riverlights project.
04:32 Going under Cock-Pitt island car park
04:52 Station Approach
05:09 The Brunswick Tavern pub on right
05:11 Railway Terrace
05:20 Derby Railway Station on left
05:22 Midland Hotel ahead
05:24 Midland Road
05:38 Left onto London Road
05:53 Right into Bateman Street
06:05 Left onto Osmaston Road
06:20 Right onto Shaftesbury Street (Industrial Estate)
06:35 On right is former Leys mess building, part of the large Francis Leys foundry
06:52 Shaftesbury Street South
07:08 S and A foods ahead
07:10 Right onto Castings Road
07:19 Left onto Coronation Street
07:28 Princes Street
07:33 End.
If you have any fond memories of any of the locations featured please leave comments including time-code.
This is the Twenty sixth video in this series. Why not start with the original video and watch them all one by one...
For more info on the City of Derby, please visit my Derby photographic website :
Lincoln's Rail Ale Club in Derby
Lincoln's Rail Ale Club has hit the tracks again, on a beautiful summer day making for Derby. The city has a growing reputation for its impressive list of pubs that serve real ale.
Our itinerary:
1. Peacock. 87 Nottingham Rd, DE13QS.
2. Brewery Tap. 1 Derwent st, DE1 2ND
3. Exeter Arms, (lunch) Exeter Place, DE12EU
4. Old Silk Mill, 19 Full St, DE13AF
5. Flower Pot, 23-25 King St, DE13DZ
6. Dolphin, 5a Queen St, DE13DL
7. Babbington Arms.11-13 Babbington lane, DE11TA.
8. Alexander Hotel. 203 Siddals Rd, DE12QE
9. Brunswick Inn. 1 Railway Terrace, DE12RU
and just time to pop into our favourite 'The Tap' on Sheffield Station.
Amazing Hotels in Liverpool United Kingdom
The Villa Esplanade Self Catering Holiday Apartments
Within a two minute walk from The Spa Scarborough, and a five minute walk to Valley Bridge, the Villa Esplanade Self Catering Holiday Apartments is set in the very heart of the city. The apartment complex is conveniently located for sightseeing in Scarborough with Brunswick Shopping Centre and Rotunda Museum within a 10 minute walk.
Auberge Saint-Antoine
This hotel in Quebec City is found in the Old Quebec area. The Auberge Saint-Antoine is only one block from the Old Port and the river. Guests will also find many shops, galleries, and places to dine in the area around the hotel. The convention center and the Parliament buildings are within 2 km. The Auberge Saint-Antoine is within walking distance of many attractions that the city offers. To reach the airport and other areas of interest, guests will be able to use public transportation.
Eye Sleep Over
Eye Sleep Over is nestled 2 miles off the A1 within the town of Eyemouth Berwickshire. It is 4 miles from England/Scotland border and only 6 miles from Berwick railway station which allows access to Edinburgh and Newcastle city centre in 45 minutes. The motel is ideally situated for golf trips, surfing, diving trips, coastal walks and other outdoor activities.
Holly House Hotel
Conveniently situated in the heart of London, the Holly House B&B offers a warm, friendly hospitality and matches quality service with the perfect location. This affordable accommodation on Hugh Street, just around the corner from Victoria train, underground and coach station, and next to Waterloo Station, serves as a splendid base for exploring all sights of this incredible metropolis. The B&B staff will do the utmost to ensure the guests a pleasant, enjoyable stay and make their trip a memorable experience. Complimentary wireless (high-speed) Internet access available.
Coolum Caprice Luxury Holiday Apartment Coolum Beach
The Coolum Caprice Luxury Holiday Apartment Coolum Beach is located in Coolum Beach, Queensland. Nearby attractions include the Australia Zoo, the Fraser Island, several golf courses, patrolled surf beaches, and whale watching sites.
Bogus Bob live at The Navigation, Wilford St, Nottingham NG2 1AA
Bogus Bob covering You can't always get what you want by The Rolling Stones. Apologies for the blue beam. The great, late TIM DISNEY on harmonica, Mick Wheat on bass and Tony Cook on vocals & guitar. Nottingham.
Itchy 'Arris - Piling In
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A gig i played with Itchy 'Arris, which is Me, Mark, Dan and Dom. This is a song called Piling In. It is originally by Sheriff Fatman which is a band I used to play for
Live from The Greyhound Inn, Beeston, Nottingham - June 10th 2010
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thanks to Batts and Peena for sending this in
Mad Hatter Pub Gig, Teaser, Part 1
School of Rock Farmington House Band. Teaser from the Mad Hatter Pub Gig on February 23rd 2013.
The Southgate Inn
The Landlady of the Pub song.
Doubletree by Hilton Nottingham: double room
A look around a very comfortable standard double room at the Doubletree by Hilton in Nottingham
The LONGEST stone bridge in England - Swarkestone Bridge, want to drive across it?
This video is about a local bridge.
Swarkestone Bridge and Causeway is the longest stone bridge in England. It is 1.2 Kilometres long (¾ of a mile).
Perhaps you drive over this bridge and spare little thought for it, Perhaps you should as its a Grade one listed Ancient Monument, built in the 13th/14th century and its being destroyed by todays heavy traffic.
A website has even been setup to try and raise public awareness to its declining condition.
The bridge starts next to the Crewe and Harpur Arms at Swarkestone and travels for just under one mile to the village of Stanton by Bridge.
The bridge that goes over the River Trent was rebuilt in 1797, the remains of the original bridge were washed away but the foundations probably remain which is why its very rough water below the bridge.
The rest of the bridge (The Causeway) still survives to this day and winds its way across the marshy wetlands.
According to local legend, the building of Swarkestone Bridge in the 13th century is attributable to two sisters who saw their lovers drowned trying to cross the River Trent on horseback.
They crossed the flooded meadows safely, but then either missed the ford altogether, or were swept off by the strong current. The horrified sisters saw all this happen through a hall window and vowed to ensure no else met the same fate.
They spent the rest of their lives building the bridge and died penniless as a result.
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Some details about my video :
00:00 This is a view of the part of the bridge that goes over the river Trent, this part was built in 1797. To the right of the bridge is the Crewe and Harpur Arms. To the left is the Causeway part of the bridge.
00:10 Time-lapse sequence I shot showing how much traffic uses this bridge. This sequence is made from 959 individual photographs which I took on Thursday 22nd May 2008, the first frame was taken at 15:48:22 and the last one at 16:03:18. If you were on the bridge in this time window then you will be in this time-lapse sequence.
00:48 Photographs showing the bridge from many angles. Its such a long bendy bridge its hard to capture the sheer size of it in one photograph.
01:24 A real-time drive from Swarkestone to Stanton-by-bridge.
01:38 The road on the right leads to the hamlet of Ingleby, where you will find the John Thompson pub.
02:02 The bus mounts the curb !!! No wonder this poor bridge is crumbling away.
02:42 Narrow bit which you have to be aware of as you can end up hitting someone.
03:16 Very Narrow bit.
03:34 End of the bridge so time to do a u-turn and go back in the other direction...
03:48 A real-time drive from Stanton-by-bridge to Swarkestone.
05:26 A few photos showing the type of heavy vehicles that this bridge has to cope with.
05:39 END
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For a great Birds eye view of the bridge see the link below. You can drag the view left to follow the route of the bridge
all the way to Stanton by Bridge :
For more info on Swarkestone see my page :
For more info on Stanton by Bridge see my page:
Hope you enjoy my short video on this great bridge. Please rate and comment if you enjoyed it.
Thanks
I walked into Canada from Derby, VT | Justin Gamache®,B.S.,M.Ed.
Ol' Death Train - Half Deaf Clatch HBBF 2014
Salem Acoustic Stage, Hebden Bridge Blues Festival, Sunday 25th May 2014
Live music from Loaded Revolver
Loaded Revolver ending another fantastic nights music live in Nottingham's Beeston pubs.
Thanks again liz and friends for a great night.
2 guys, a desk and an elevator....
A really tight spot this one...
Tommy b at Alma inn Melbourne
Crowd at Alma inn
THOMAS COLLEGE Waterville, Maine
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In August of 2012 we welcomed the largest incoming class in the history of the College. The private, career-oriented College is committed to preparing its undergraduates for careers in business, technology and education. On average, 94 percent of Thomas graduates are hired in their field of study within 90 days of graduation. The College is so confident its undergraduate students will succeed that it guarantees employment in a student's chosen field of study through a Guaranteed Job Program.
In addition to the career-specific and liberal arts undergraduate courses, Thomas offers graduate degrees and continuing education courses. These programs serve a variety of professionals in central Maine who typically attend class while working full time and volunteering in their communities.
The College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges and is authorized by the state to award a Master of Business Administration degree, Master of Science, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts, Associate in Science, and Associate in Arts. It is a not-for-profit institution focused on the success of its students and alumni.
A Thomas education is a complete experience. Students have access to a thriving academic community, supportive campus life, personal business internships, an assortment of athletic opportunities and an introduction to community service. With an average class size of 18 and a student to faculty ratio of 15:1, Thomas provides personalized attention, helping students realize their potential and secure well-paying jobs.
Thomas provides a supportive learning environment that values the needs and goals of individual students. At Thomas, students discover and fulfill their unique potential. Each program at the College promotes professional excellence, informed by ethics and integrity.
Thomas College is an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity, Title IX Employer.
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Canada & The United States (Bizarre Borders Part 2)
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