BURY near Manchester walk in smal town with big spirit :)

Bury is a market town on the River Irwell in the Metropolitan Borough of Bury, Greater Manchester, England.which had a population of 81,101 in 2021 while the wider borough had a population of 193,846.
The town is within the historic county boundaries of Lancashire. It emerged in the Industrial Revolution as a mill town manufacturing textiles. The town is known for the open-air Bury Market and black pudding, the traditional local dish.
Sir Robert Peel was born in the town. Peel was a Prime Minister of the United Kingdom who founded the Metropolitan Police and the Conservative Party. A memorial and monument for Peel, the former stands outside Bury Parish church and the latter overlooks the borough on Holcombe Hill. The town is 5 miles (8 km) east of Bolton, 6 miles (9.7 km) south-west of Rochdale and 8 miles (12.9 km) north-west of Manchester.
Bury was formed around the ancient market place but there is evidence of activity dating back to the period of Roman occupation. Bury Museum has a Roman urn containing a number of small bronze coins dated for AD 253-282 and found north of what is now the town centre. Under Agricola the road-building programme included a route from the fort at Manchester (Mamucium) to the fort at Ribchester (Bremetennacum) which ran through Radcliffe and Affetside. The modern Watling Street, which serves the Seddons Farm estate on the west side of town, follows the approximate line of the Roman road.
Probate evidence from the 17th century and the remains of 18th-century weavers' cottages in Elton, on the west side of Bury, indicate that domestic textile production was an important factor in the local economy at a time when Bury's textile industry was dominated by woollens, and based upon the domestic production of yarn and cloth, as well as water-powered fulling mills.
In 1688, Prince William of Orange (later King William III) landed at Brixham, Devon. He asked Colonel Sir Robert Peyton to raise a regiment containing six independent companies in the Exeter area. This regiment absorbed the previously enscripted men housed at the Wellington Barracks, who would have been any men over the age of 21. These men became the Lancashire Fusiliers once they joined William's of Orange Men. Following successful recruitment, a regimental depot was established at Wellington Barracks in 1881. This barracks were originally built as a response to the Chartist movement, who were a mass movement of working-class men who protested via petition signatures.
The post-war period saw a major decline in the cotton industry and, as with many neighbouring towns, Bury's skyline was soon very different, with countless factory chimneys being pulled down and the associated mills closing their doors permanently. The old shopping area around Princess Street and Union Square was demolished in the late 1960s, and a concrete precinct was built to replace it. This development was replaced by the Mill Gate Shopping Centre in 1995.
On 23 November 1981, an F0/T1 tornado formed over Whitefield and subsequently moved through Bury town centre and surrounding areas.
In 2010 a £350m shopping development opened up around the Rock. The main street is populated mainly by independent shops and food outlets. At the top end of the street is a shopping area with a multi-screen cinema, bowling alley, and department stores including Marks & Spencer, Primark, H&M, Boots, Clarks, Poundland, Body Shop and Warren James Jewellers.
Bury also benefited from other facilities in the early 2010s including a new medical centre and office accommodation close to Bury Town Hall. A decision by Marks and Spencer to vacate its store in the Mill Gate Shopping Centre and move into a new larger one on The Rock emphasised a change of clientele in the town.
The town centre is famous for its traditional market, with its "world famous" black pudding stalls. Bury Market was also once famous for its tripe, although this has declined in recent decades. The Bury Black Pudding Company, owned by the Chadwick family,provides black pudding to retailers such as Harrods. The old railway line to Manchester Victoria closed in 1990 and was replaced by the light rapid transit system Metrolink in 1992. The town was also linked to the motorway network with the opening of the M66, accessed from the east side of the town, in 1978.
► LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!
Subscribe to our channel here 👉🏻 kzbin.info/door/yXs...
► Gimbal Come with me on social media
Facebook group 👉🏻 / 78364. .
Twitter 👉🏻 / jarosla12154508
Instagram 👉🏻 / moje_podroz. .
KZbin 👉🏻 kzbin.info/door/yXs...
If you like this video, please click thumbs up and subscribe so you don't miss any more videos.
The film is my idea and production.
Unauthorized use is prohibited
The video is copyrighted and belongs to the Gimabal Walk With Me website
#GimbalWalkWithWe #gmibalwalktv #visituk

[@keithfielding9225]

was lovely to walk round Bury again i was born and bred in Bury but left after i got married in 1985. my wedding reception was at the Knowsley hotel glad to see that hasn't changed at all, the outdoor market i remember well as my mother always dragged me round it as a kid.

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

I am very happy that my film triggered memories from previous years. This is what my channel is about, for people to look back on memories and feel sentimental about the places they saw in 2024. Thank you for your nice comment

[@darbassbasscovers]

That's impressive my friend - chapeau!

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

Thank you 😊 Have a nice day😊

[@joannarawska7621]

Super 👍🏻 jak ja lubię te premiery 😊👍🏻 zamelduję się uprzejmie 😀

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

nie pożałujesz obiecuje bedzie ciekawie, sam byłem zaskoczony

[@19danaka]

Dziękuję za kolejny ciekawy spacer☺

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

Dziekuje Danusiu, milego dnia zycze 😊❤️

[@hel_sim]

Excellent video!👌👋👋👍

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

Thank you 😊 Have a nice day😊

[@bighashbashcheef6408]

Thanks mate it's a beautiful and lively town I really loved The video.

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

Thank you 😊 Have a nice day😊

[@MyVintageLife]

I would love to visit a town like this in person! This was a beautiful tour! New friend!

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

Thank you 😊 Have a nice day😊

[@jagab51]

Bardzo ładne miasteczko. Dziękuję za przyjemny spacer. Pozdrawiam, życzę powodzenia.

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

Dziekuje 😊❤️

[@tiplady44]

Born there 1n 44 seen many changes over the years,still go back yearly 👍

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

this is BURY 2024 :)

[@tiplady44]

@@GimbalWalkWithMe was there a couple of months ago 👍

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

@@tiplady44 :)

[@joannarawska7621]

Bury ...miasteczko gdzieś w Angli tak dalekie i tak bliskie 😊 spacerujac jego ulicami jesteśmy w tak bardzo na wskroś wspołczesnym miejscu .Nowoczesne budynki są tego przykladem choć to tylko w pewnym stopniu pozory bo idąc dalej w głab miasta ta wspołczesnosć przestaje być oczywista i staje się drugoplanowa bo po raz kolejny miasto zaskakuje nas cudownym klimatem starych przepieknie i z przepychem zdobionych kamienic i ich wielowiekowej tradycji ..Miasto pełne kontrastow architektonicznych przepieknie polaczonych .Ten spacer jest kolejnym spacerem który nie wątpiwie zostawi trwały ślad w naszej pamieci i bedziemy tu wracać z ochotą bo warto ...Jarek ja bardzo Ci dziękuje za kolejną mozliwość podrożowania ,bo po raz kolejny Twoj film jest filmem profesjonalnym swietnie i z ogromną precyzją nakreconym .. nieliczni tak potrafia oddac piekno i klimat odwiedzabych miejsc .😎Pozdrawiam serdecznie i do zobaczenia 👋😊

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

Nagrywalem "na piechote" tzn nie wiedzialem gdzie ide 😄😄😄😄😁😁😁

[@annadtravel]

Dziękuję za spacer 😃👍✍️

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

Dziekuje Aniu , milego dnia zycze 😊❤️

[@monikagalas]

Spacer uday😊😊😊 kolejne fajne miasteczko ❤

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

Dziekuje 😊❤️

[@Guenkshirai]

Ola buen video 👍💕

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

Thank you 😊 Have a nice day😊

[@katarzynadankiewicz8260]

Poprzemysłowe miasta mają swój wyjątkowy klimacik. Dzięki Jarku za ten miły spacer. Kaszankę robią? Ciekawe. Pozdrawiam serdecznie, miłej niedzieli.

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

Tak kaszankę, u nich to się nazywa Black Pudding i jest odpwiednikime naszej kaszanki. Podaja w ppostaci takiego krążka okrągłego grubego na 1cm i o średnicy około 3-4cm. Podawany jest jako część dania English Breakfast ale nie jest to zbyt dobre

[@katarzynadankiewicz8260]

@@GimbalWalkWithMe To pewnie nawet próbowałam tego, ale... Kiedyś jadłam typowe angielskie śniadanie przygotowane przez Polkę w Anglii. Te same składniki, a niebo w gębie było. Ciekawe... 😄

[@mariuszj78inwazjamelodii43]

Pozdrowionka i łapka 15

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

Dziekuje 😀

[@NiezwykleMiejscawPolsce]

Małe ale za to z piękna architekturą co widać na filmie 👍 Pozdrawiamy!

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

Pozdrawiam 😀

[@danielgardecki1046]

Here you are in Bury - Or as Rishi Sunak the Prime Minister of the UK calls it - Burnley.

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

This is Bury not Burnley :):) I been in Town Center

[@PK-yf3hd]

Now the question is.....why is it that bury has created something so good whereas the host of other places featured seem to have not done so

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

And this is an interesting question, although I don't really agree with you because other small towns also have interesting buildings and an interesting history. Perhaps the proximity to Manchester?

[@PK-yf3hd]

@@GimbalWalkWithMe yes no doubt true,but this proximity to somewhere of a different and greater order is often cited as a reason for the lesser places demise or decline

[@Metal5678]

BURY ( Town population 81,000 ) and wider borough 194,000 is classed as a Large town. All towns in the UK with a population of over 75, 000 are classed has large by ons figures. Bury is Much bigger than Wrexham population only 44,785 and Skegness 21,128 and many of the other towns you've visited but you don't lable small .

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

hehe is rigth

[@Metal5678]

@GimbalWalkWithMe I wasn't being personal . I enjoy your videos 👍

[@GimbalWalkWithMe]

@@Metal5678 thanks