Thank-You For The Memories ( Born) In Bank Quay 1959.

Great history lesson 👏 keep them coming

Brilliant. Thanks.

Very informative thank you

Good video, just got in from a ride and watched the video while eating my super noodles! Industrial heritage is something a lot just pass by but its worth stopping and learning about. thanks again

Gr8 video Kieran very interesting thanks for sharing

Great channel Kieran, I'm new to it and am working my way through your great videos. I'm just wondering if you could clear something up for me? My first job was in Museum St in the early 80s near to Bank Quay station. My mum ( Warrington born and bred) told me a story about the nearby police station there at the time. She said back in the days of horses and carts a horse had dropped dead near the Parr Hall and the first person on the scene was a police Sergeant. He pulled rank and got several Constables to drag the horse around the corner so his report could say the horse died in Bold St because he couldn't spell Palmyra (Sq) 😀My mum swore it was true but it has urban myth written all the way through it for me! Just wondering if you've heard this story yourself and if it really is true. Great channel, keep up the good work Kieran. 👍

I rode that path through Crosfield's last week, and boy does it feel like you shouldn't be there!!!! Came in the opposite way you came in, past the bridge @ 10mins41secs. There were a number of tents pitched, and it seems a small community of rough sleepers. None were present when I passed, but I felt it could perhaps get dodgy in that situation, so beware? Another brilliant video, you appear to recite all this history from memory............You ARE Rainman, ha ha.

Starts off like those 'All Aboard!' films, on BBC4. Contemplative.

Great video.It is odd the council thought the mural would distract motorists but not the advertising/sponsorship which adorns every roundabout in Warrington. Ooh but I forgot the council gets money for the sponsorship. NB the chemical isn,t completely shutdown as the Crossfields/PQ bit continues to make silicas and has operated separately from the Lever bit for many years.

That was really interesting Kieran... especially the soap history and the transporter bridge i ve only seen it from a distance so might get abit closer and get some pics...also we visited port sunlight on the wirral home of the lever museum its a stunning location ..anyway great video ...Regards Frank & Lee .. Lancashire Walks....

Just goin thro some of ur back issues. Very interesting....walked near the transporter bridge when doin tge mersey way walk. Is the Patten arms in Warrington something t do with t copper smelter chapoy ? ThanX for a great vid

Sad to think there will be houses built there

Hard to belive all them ingredients are in one bar of soap

Interesting video, I hope the transporter bridge is preserved. I tried to get to where you were one summer, but couldn't get through the forest of giant hogweed.

That cycle path looks very narrow