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Nice One Karl 🌺

Great video, Karl 🌹

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It should read Kingsbury Square, not Kingsbury.

Nice to see the tank in Kingsbury.

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I'd like to see images of Fairford Leys before they built the village (estate) but I've yet to find one.

Fantastic work Karl 😁

Very comprehensive and helpful video. One can see you've put thought and energy in "Aylesbury Remembered".

The dreadful council office in the opening shot horrible and we're stuck with them .

Not sure if true, but somebody claimed the Bulls Head had a "second" wall structure in front of the old one with only one of them was an "unsafe structure"

I’m looking at this,and remembering alll the great bands I missed. But Bowie can stuff it. Member no 72 Still got it

A most disgusting place today absolutely horrible.

If you do a modern era version love to see Oven Ready Records shop, think it was next to the Rockwood and bought some decent grunge CD's there back in the early 90s

Do you have any pics of Kingsbury after the first World War when the trapezoid tank stood opposite the Victoria club where the underground toilets used to be?

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This is an important video. A real link to the old aylesbury before the influx of londoners.

Love this, thanks for sharing. Picture of Turnfurlong is pretty different!

I've been enjoying these. In 2008, before flying home to Australia, I wanted to complete my aim of having used each major London rail terminus, I even used Broad Street. Marylebone alone remained. A quick trip to Aylesbury resulted. So, the Aylesbury station hasn't changed, and the modern High Street view I can remember. Thank you. These compilations are fascinating and valuable.

Aylesbury motor company became perrys

Where is the bucks accent now?

Blissful. Takes me back to

Great videos. What is the music?

Super memories all there. The Brittania Disco was a great event in the early 70s. The New Zealand.. My Great Grandad was the landlord there around 1900. What did he know cos now his grandson and great grandson live in New Zealand.

another great video! thank you.

The White Hart Hotel was quite a handsome building in its day - or at least its frontage was. I was also surprised by how much change has taken place to the County Hall frontage beside The Bell since the 1870 pic (0:34).

When times were much simpler

Some nice pics there... What a shame a lot of it is no longer.

Greedy fat councillors have ruined Aylesbury

Seem my comments in part 1 the place is a terrible dump read

Today Aylesbury is an absolute soulless dump...dirty overcrowded endless poorly constructed new houses rough sleepers migrants in industrial buildings drug selling stabbings murders it's all here no wonder it's top of the worst towns in England yuk stay away.

Thank you for sharing the memories 💔

loved seeing picture of Cliff Hercules again. Our marriage breakfast was at the club house (12.1988) as it could seat over 100. Arrived in horse and carriage, scare was that if Aylesbury got further in FA Cup, they would play at home that Saturday rather than away as planned! Took my children later to watch Aylesbury at Buckingham behind the goal

Did Aylesbury United own the Turnfurlong Lane ground?

Loved the chicken run, with rust showers when a hockey ball struck the back.

Great pics and some big wins there, love the big club name on roof of the stand. I went to the final match at Turnfurlong, great memories and used to cycle through the new housing estate to see school mates in Bedgrove.

My grandad told me this land was given to the people of Aylesbury. How come it became a housing estate?

The last picture ties in perfectly with your recent video of the completed demolition at Oliffe Way

Sad to see so many gone but some great memories

Hmm... So they started to build it just before I moved to the town, and stopped using it just after I left the town. Therefore I must conclude it was put there for me! 🙃

Thanks for the video 👍full circle in such a short period of time !

I remember it well . Back in the old days we used to do that long walk in the rain to Turnfurlong before this site was developed . Could get a few pints in the jockey after games also . The last time I visited Aylesbury I was quite sad to see it all changed .

Just what Aylesbury needs is some more houses which will go well with the thousands of others built over the last decade. For what was the senior club in Aylesbury to be plying their trade in Chesham is a disgrace and the former AVDC councillors who done nothing to stop this club leaving Aylesbury should hold their heads in shame. Fat chance.

It would be nice to see the Ducks come home at some point...maybe before the 2040s? I wonder what happened to the Friar's Square Duck, was it rescued? Is it stored somewhere waiting for a new AUFC stadium?

I thought it was much older than that! It might be my memory, but Saturday mornings were always cold there! Great video.

Thanks for sharing, this is great. Was away on a school trip when they played England, my sister got me the autographs also saw the Ducks play in the FA Cup there which was on match of day highlights. The great Cliff Hercules lived on Bedgrove near out school, great memories of the cup run to QPR at Loftus Road and pretty sure I went to the final match at the old ground (Turnfurlong was it?) before they moved to Buckingham Road. Sad to hear the ground has been knocked down.

Nice video, thanks for posting. Such a short life of a very good stadium. Now houses... what a waste (( Bring the Ducks back to Aylesbury!