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Probably, as it's a private building / offices. If you really want to know where it is, it's on Mosley Street.

@@ow3nc Been to the building, it isn't open anymore however I have seen workers go in and out of the building rarely, the lights go on and off aswell however it is never unlocked

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It's a bit like Bella stuck in the lift in Series 4 Home from Rome

Though the yellow trousers looked very nice but they had to replace it after the King Cross Fire since they fire brigade complained that it melted.

@@thesomething2235 Oh yes, and the sopping wet wool tunic. Ever feel a kitchen towel when it's waterlogged? Now imagine your entire tunic feeling that heavy.

Actress who is playing the woman in the red jacket and being called a “ tart “ by the other actresses character, is Lorraine Ashbourne. Don’t know the other ones, but Lorraine has done a ton of stuff including Playing The Field, she is also married to Andy Serkis ( yep, she is Gollums wife ).

try telling beno that. he is a arse hole and give s lift enthusiasts a bad name.

But that episode came out after the first one in this video...

Compare to fireman Sam and London burning.

What is?

you need to tell beno that. he gives lift enthusiasts a name

@@richardpearson58 There's nothing wrong with being a lift enthusiast, and riding in lifts, I was on about if you try to play Russian Roulette by gaining access to the shaft above and riding it as it moves up and down, this is a perfect example that misusing the lifts like that can cause death.... A lot of the lifts don't have shaft access from the car anymore because of people misusing the emergency panel above.

Yea.

It's known as the "Kirkham Building" on the university campus in Preston: www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.7634936,-2.7101752,3a,84.6y,292.95h,85.78t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1spOKU1yju1YlsEOCCuKg2Ng!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1?hl=en Whether the lift (a classic Pickerings btw) is still there, I don't know. Last time I was there was 2008, when I was a student.

The clip at 7:54 shows the same lift that the light inside the car is flickering

Very unusual...

+Cazkumali Billingham, Teesside

+Keith Huddy That's interesting to know, thanks! I've always wondered where those tower blocks were in London. :)

Interested to hear it referred to as Turks Head. To be fair every part has been made up and adopted depending on where you work. We typically called it the Crown bar hitch, providing I am correctly thinking whether the part you are referring to. I do have to correct you though, none of the machines featured were actually full Marriyot Scott installs. These would be mainly Bennie and H+C (We call them Hot and Cold XD). They were typically the manufactures that Southwark used even when GLC were the commissioning authority.

+Cazkumali It's the one at Friargate Street, Preston City Centre. Whether they're still there, I don't know, it's been years since I lived in Preston.

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+Ow3n Lifts hartlepool? and are you going to do more videos your videos are great

The lanterns from the Liftcrans look almost identical, what do you think Matt?

Well, the car park is of brutalist architecture which was common in the 1960s, so I guess the original lift was from that time. The place is almost derelict now due to new car parks been opened a few years ago, which would have lead to vandalism over time. Sunderland is still under redevelopment so it's been tricky to find some old lifts there. There is an old shopping mall which is connected to two tower blocks of flats, but there's a lot of security to access the flats from ABOVE the shopping mall. I would have loved to get in there and see if there's any old Express lifts in those flats. Yep, that gated Evans lift was a nice find. Notice the control buttons are supposed to be "secured" from that old rusty box.... Someone's obviously been pulling the screws out. :)

By the way, matt, do you know the actual brand name of those large rounded square buttons at 11:30 ? Those buttons have been used for lifts (as well as the old Northern Rail trains) for years! I remember one of the first lifts I used as a kid (in the late 80s) used those buttons. (the original lift at the Forum theatre in Billingham which was opened by the queen in the 60s)

they are probably square dewhurst