If only leicester could go back to 1956, before the great invasion and replacement.

More than 50% of the Leicester population is not of English/British cultural heritage. The disappearance of our culture is what is happening. Pubs were always part of that culture. You could call it replacement... but you are not allowed to.

0:12 That lampost outside North Bridge Tavern almost killed me in 2008. I cycled straight into into it in the dark at full speed.. Luckily my bike basket took the force and saved me.

Missed good opportunity to get a shot of the de Montfort from the side of the black boy. Mates mum ran the prince of wales. Another mates mum also ran the one up from prince of wales. Three cranes but I think it was called the boulevard then. Not sure that’s there anymore. Missed a few to be fair. Good upload anyway. Jolly miller at back of train station. Royal Mail Kings head Magazine Spread eagle The bohemian The pineapple The Abbey The sultan The carnival The Tavern The workhouse The ship The Tudor The Bosworth The Empire A few down woodgate which was a good route to town,,, struggle to remember the names…. I know one was the friar tuck The north bridge tavern One just past Sanvey gate next to church that burned down,,,, and then ,,,, there was that 💩hole on sanvey gate.

Most of these places look like they deserve to be ‘gone’.

Thank you for all the films about Leicester, I feel like a resident of this city even though I lived there "only" 15 years. Leicester will always remain in my heart

The Daniel lambert now a mosque

Three cranes £1 a pint Monday Club 🤣

Wow, I didn’t know it had closed either! It was there all my life, strange to think it’s no more. Sadly, it seems town centres are dying.

The Rocket in New Parks closed in tragic circumstances 😢

Such a shame that the headstones are not cleaned

It closed?

Beautiful memories.So sad and miss the good old days❤

Visited today

Yesterdays leicester😊😊

So sad seeing how Leicester has deteriorated so much, all those great shops gone forever

In the late 80s I would be in the Black Swan as the renamed Ojay's most Fridays and Saturdays to watch bands as well as playing onstage myself. Otherwise we'd be at the Charlotte or Magazine doing the same. Those were some excellent times.

To be fair most of these are in areas where other commercial venues have failed as well. They're victims of area blight as much as anything.

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Ah yes, that old insurance job that further rips away Leicester's history.

Walking out of empire road and seeing that huge pub on a friday night shame it fell into the state towards the end Funny how all of our pub culture is now just food.

I used to drink in the black swan.

Why do only fools and horses work?

The Firs in Wigston used to be great.

Very upsetting 😊

The magazine aswell

Lost some good pubs there

That fellas silly picture still on north bridge 😂 think someone lives in there to be fair

KLB 596; I have that bus in model form.

Hi K evvy. I have been looking for so long for footage or pics of the large coop chimney that was on the corner of Glenfield Rd. I went to Christ the King school and remember always having it within eye shot. I would love to see some footage of it exists

What about Richard Roberts factory 🏭 now apartments

Bout time you showed Fenwicks... i worked there during the 90's... it was just like the TV show "Are you being Served " 😂 ❤ Mrs Collins 😂

The queen vic hasn’t gone it’s still there it’s just called a diff name

What a dump Leicester has become, today at the St George church cemetery an African in the enclosed graveyard talking abd laughing to himself with 2 Pitbulls , never seen anything like it

What a dump Leicester has become.

Durham is open again

Nice place, Swithland.

Had some great pool tables in there. Who owns this now, I would have thought it may have opened up as a food restaurant

When I was four I lived opposite the Cricketers pub, then both the “ slum” terraced houses & eventually St Leonard’s church ( where my parents were married) all demolished. Nearby the Frears Nabisco factory now partially replaced by a car show room ,Aldi & car park

Very nice. Calm. Think I have heard of the castle. Isn't Kirby Muxlow mentioned in the Pastor letters? Anyway, thanks.❤

4:14 I’m wondering if that was a mote (filled in w water once upon a time👉you e made me go wiki this castle & peoples 😊

Fascinating, Ty for sharing!😊

You’re changing the pictures far too quickly before we have a minute to look at the before and after. Please slow down.

I used to work there in the DO, top floor

I am familiar with some of that area apart from the Ellis one. Goodness I didn't expect that and I bet Birstall is and all the watermead area too.

you found my local church-

What you showed is not a Robin it a Reliant Supervan . It was based on the Regal . Robin's were a later model.

Use to drink there when I went crown hills ha

Thanks for this, is the water level still rising? There are distinct advantages living half way up a N Wales mountain.

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