A beacon of light amongst the darkness of black and grey tracksuits !

Chubbys was there too.. Best takeaway in Sheffield!!

A lot of faf for just 12 houses Tim did they know that when they built it or was it an experiment ?

It shows a mile off that Waddington's is of good taste and tradition it reminds me of Dunn & Co

Nice old fashioned shop Probably needs a little brightening up

Any fishing?

Stay safe Timber, footage of Sheffield in the news not exactly heart warming.

I won't comment, but i can guess.😮

The Zion Church was actually on the left corner on top of Zion Lane. Almost directly behind what is an old tool shop. Lived on Baltic Road in my early years.

Looks crap, it was better before. It had shops there and at least the road was used and not an extended footpath/cycle lane. They could have at least left it open for buses.

That pub was fantastic ,how could they 😢

I’ve just been in Porto, Portugal and the council there seem to have worked hard to maintain the old buildings (some seen hundreds of years old), with the old street patterns. It really creates a unique atmosphere to the place. They still have new businesses that come and go, like anywhere, but the atmosphere of the city is maintained. And that’s why people seem to love visiting there. Sheffield council could learn from that. It’s not stopping new things and developments, just managing them better for the city and its people.

This area was never brilliant, but it went downhill after they put the busgate in at Hillsborough corner to herd people back onto the already heaving Penistone Road

I don't know the current religious makeup of the City Council but there was a time in the '60/70s that the council was of the view that alcohol was the devil incarnate and as many pubs as possible had to go.

Always been a, poor city centre has Sheffield compared to modern northern cities like Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool... It's like it's stuck in the dark ages. It's not as Bradford but it's still dated for reasonably mid sized city.

All the people that seem to think hydro is a feasible solution on small rivers need to look at this. The amount of investment and destruction of habitat to power such a tiny number of homes simply makes the economics of the installation a non-starter.

It was a very busy pub; why did it have to go? 2 thriving pubs gone in one fell swoop.

My Step Mom lived in that pub when she was a teenager. Her Mam and Dad ran it at the time. Really enjoy your vids Tim. Thanks ever so much for all your efforts getting these local stories to us.

Disgraceful and the Yorshireman has gone as well. I live down south now so thank you for your videos

Sheffield Council haven't paid anything. We have. An absolute disgrace.

Haven’t been around there in 30 years

I haven't really got an issue with the structure, that whole river valley and the other 4 in Sheffield were once hives of industry. It's that afterthought/joke of a "fish-pass" that really concerns me when we know Salmon and probably sea trout are making their way back into the city.

Hi tim interesting video mate

Must be a relief to be there Tim after Sunday's events. I live not far from Loxley

Sheaf and sheff are two different words

Like most of these 'eco schemes' they seem to involve huge disruption and mess just to satisfy the eco whims of a few rich nutters.

Like you said its an eyesore it was a lovely quiet spot to fish still fish down there

I have friends over from America, I daren’t take them to Mansfield, it’s an embarrassment

Mansfield is now a complete SHIT HOLE

Excellent video Tim. A whole working class community destroyed. The building at 29.33 Samara Lounge was originally Attercliffe Baths. Keep up the good work.

Hi tim cracking video theres still a few shops left down there now .... Down canal tim is theres a nice path walked it a few times down there ...good video mate

The houses will be built using Citu’s 'ground-breaking' timber-framed housing system, sounds dodgy too me.

Drank in many pubs in Attercliffe by the age of 25 ..all gone

The bus gate at the top of the moor has been there for years. Pre co-vid in fact. At least 10 years of not more. Most people would turn round where the at the next left turn. Dangerously I might add now you have to go up the Barkers Pool? The only crazy thing that has happened is you can no longer get to west street from division street and you go on this loop instead.

Sheffield council owns thousands of acres of land yet always pleads poverty

There were 4 pubs on Worksop Road that I knew of, the Britania, the Cutlers, The Cocked Hat and the White Hart. I didn't know that Islamic place used to be a pub. We used to go down there late 70's early 80's Friday and Saturday night. Wasn't Brown Baileys where the stadium used to be?

Not a press, a steam hammer.

I was there when that happened if I wernt in tui with my brother

I live on the outskirts I'm 24 years I went with my 20 year brother me and him were like what the freaking hell is going on here when we were gonna book a holiday to Turkey for my 25th birthday next year

I knew Derbyshire County Council would go bad with starmer

So sheffield was just a fuck off market