Hey up mate cool video thanks

Anyone seeing this recently if you go from the side of one below there is an entrance where you go through the side and walk up and you’ll see a blue fence climb over that and you’ll see stairs climb up them to the top go up the window me and my friends open and I think if you see this early the front is wide open due to police having to break in because of me and my friends

Been here many times and only recently me and my friends got arrested today 4 of us held at gun point with police aiming and shouting and detaining us for a search and one of my mates ran out and got stopped walking from Tesco and detained and joined us 🤣🤣🤣

The music is ghastly and the font is super hard to read in green.

Grew in up Gleadless..

Good video but wayyyyyyyyy to quick with the camera, makes you feel sick spinning around so much buddy

Nice vid

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Really good video mate, the ending was so fun, loved the pacing of it and the drone shots especially

So sad buildings get treated this way 😢

They were ww2 air raid shelters not too far going up to woodhouse

I miss this place.

Hi

Do you know anything about James Neill plant that used to be on cemetery road in sheffield?

total great vlog,

I live in Sheffield and not far from La Chambre's and I used to go to their fetish night which was held once a month and covid caused the club to close and I wish it was still open. The room with the teddy bears was set aside for women that are called little's, which means an adult that wants to be child like. The keys with numbers on the key rack were for the lockers so people could change into different clothes and put their belongs in a locked, locker. I don't know why people are so shocked by places like La Chambre's because its just people doing things that people do in their own homes and behind closed doors anyway. Before La Chambre's closed it wasn't like it is in the video and those stain's on the walls everywhere were not there before it closed and its been done by people since the building has been empty and those stains are not what you think.

Where is it?

It was the site of Arthur Lee's steel works. I was sad when they pulled down the huge blue gatehouse.

I hope they reopen it as a brothel

Very interesting guys 👍

Quite possibly the most ill informed video I have ever seen... believe it or not all weapons were fired from the firing point, what you have explored is the butts.this was the target area, not where weapons were fired from. You're welcome

Ah..old Manor Top firestation on Mansfield Rd with Pit lane behind it

Spent some great times in there when Phil and Dot had it along with their daughter Julie. People off the Park estate ,great people great times

Late to this but - obscure fact about Gleadless. Back in the day there was a plan to build a canal from Chesterfield to Sheffield. The route was to go from Chesterfield Canal basin (near the new football ground), up through Sheepbridge and follow the Barlow Brook up as far as Millthorpe. The main line of the canal would then go through Cordwell Valley and though a tunnel to Grindelford before eventually joining the Peak Forest Canal at New Mills - but the branch line to Sheffield would have climbed Cartledge Hill to Holmesfield before running round the ridge through Greenhill and Norton to Gleadless where an incline plane would have run down the hill to Sheffield Canal basin. It was going to be known as the Grand Commercial Canal if anyone's interested, but railways came along and killed the idea off.

Moved to the Valley in 1959. A terrific place for kids with woods, streams and open fields.

At 13:23 that's the junior Chapel.

Good video

Great video mate

Well done 400Subs. Fantastic idea

Good place this nothing much as changed since we last explored the place

This was absolutely hilarious I don't think I've heard two grown men scream like that oh my days, I thought you were going to burst into tears at one point, NICE ONE MATT😂😂

I want to go in naughty boys room

Really enjoyed this one x

Cool explore buddy

Please go back to the ball in a lot has changed I heard

I hate to say it, cause I really appreciate videos like this, but the green text is very hard to read on some of the backgrounds. Really interesting though.

how did you get in , i went but couldnt find an entrance

they wont put sirens on mate thats for major crimes plus they wouldnt alert you if trying to catch ya

great editing & video :) enjoyed the watch

Did the old bill turn up? 🚨 😁

As a teenager in 1979 lived in a rented 2 up 2 down in Greogory Rd [toilet in the yard, no kitchen or hot water, but little crime ] with my Dad who worked at Empire Rib [Umberala Heeley factory] I was an Art Student with a copy of the American Whole Earth Catolouge which is now considered the forerunner of the WWW Internet. Dad invited the 'Bosses' daughter a teacher training course 20yr old girl from accross the road to come and meet me while I was up in Sheffield from college down South, she looked a the WEC and said "what a load a rubissh". [ with hinsight just how just wrong] She probably has no memory of that day. The rooms in our house were tiny and recall my Dad managed to bend over in in the face of the girl to pour tea. My shame to this day. Weirdly, In a Jarvis Cocker sort of way while down South I went from the slums of Heely to being with girl from a good family, Dad a fund manager for BP living in a detached house in London. So to 2023 I gather that social mobility has declined. In 2023 I sitll have the Catalouge, and now live with hot water and an indoor toilet, and Virgin access to the WWW. Alas the BP Managers's Daughuter eneded up in the UAE married to an older Oil Man just six weeks after we split. Oh, the ones that got way.... what migt hhave been. ... Cocker lives in a very nice house in Frnace. Me, a Southern modest 2 up and 2 down £650 k terrace. I wish my widowed Dad had lived past 56, I could now buy him a house and car. Wealth came far to late for me. Neither He nor I ever learnd to spell.

There's a lot of clutter everywhere. Manage to find anything interesting?

Keep up the good work. 👍🏻

good one mate

Grew up next to the church on Townend in the 70s and went to gleadless primery school ..life was worth living back then. Poor kids these days will never experience the freedom we had .

The best place to grow up as a kid in the early sixties. Raeburn Close surrounded by woods and fields where you got lost in the summer holidays for hours only going home for food. Beats sitting on your ar** with wiggley sticks and a one eyed monster!

Used to go there, you wouldn’t believe the stuff I’ve seen.