Blackpool was in its hey day a magnate for holiday makers. It was a place where loads of people came for their summer break. It’s very sad to see this decline. May god have mercy on those stuck in the town. ❤
@@bloodraven2887 Do you remember the illuminations in Blackpool. They were a must see attraction. Me and my mum went to the very top of the Blackpool Tower. Oh not forgetting the rides at Blackpool pleasure beach. The Big Dipper, the laughing policeman, and in later years the Pepsi max Rollercoaster. From all that glorious fun to a town that looks like a hub for drugs and prostitution. So sad.
@@uknewslink aww yes i remember the lights that used to run up the tower :D my family would get fish and chips and sit on the beach wall and watch the tide come in and watch the lights come on at night good times hope they still have the trams running
I live in South Shore and constantly watch videos like this. It depresses me. Sometimes I wish I didn’t buy property and move Intentionally here, the job opportunities are non-existent.
There is endless concrete with an occasional tree-no gardens or parks in sight.That is devastating!before even looking at the other horrific problems. This is true of many British towns.
I could belive that the fact the local hospital is a teaching hospital will have an affect when considering high mortality and child mortality. Blackpool lost it's apeal for stay home British hollidays. Eventually becoming a hotspot for Stag and Hen nights. I don't know how many stag or hen nights occer now thou. I would say that more well known celebreties visiting Blackpool for shows would probably bring more people in, I mean there is Blackpool Grand Theater aswell as the Winter Guardens.
Can’t understand why people on here say it’s declining and is run down etc and one of the worst places in uk ? Why then is it the number one holiday seaside hotspot with record no of visitors this year and last ? - fireworks championships last night and couldn’t move with the crowd and when it’s a nice day during the season it’s packed . There’s Stanley park and the zoo and another 4 beautiful resorts also close by like st Anne’s and Lytham , bispham, cleveleys and fleetwood (which is all administratively part of Blackpool ) - you can get a ferry over to knott end and visit the beautiful mountains of piling and there’s Freeport shopping arcade etc ) and beautiful coastal scenery which joins all of them together and the season extends now upto early January with the Christmas area at the front with free ice skating and rides etc and there even in the process of building a big indoor entertainment complex with markets and rides and virtual reality cinema which should be ready in a few years . Admittedly though on the surface when you first arrive here it can look a bit run down in various places and there are a lot of beggars and druggies and there needs to be more jobs and it can look gloomy in winter but that can be said for most places in the uk. A lot of people slag the place off come from Manchester and I visited Manchester City centre recently and the no of beggars on the streets was appalling and round the outskirts it can look run down as well and once you go further out there’s hardly anything there exciting although heaton park and the Trafford centre are nice but other than those and even though there are more employment opportunities there but here there are more jobs than in most seaside resorts as we also have all the main businesses , a town centre-and hospitals and industrial areas and of course there is the seasonal employment so if your willing to make an effort and sometimes be flexible in what your willing to accept then there is work - you’ve just got to make the effort to find it . But if you have an income in Blackpool it can be an enjoyable place to be and there’s always things to do even in mid winter - shows, indoor water slides park , three piers with rides and shows etc , a big theme park , Stanley park and a zoo and a large nature reserve at the back and holiday camping park and the village hotel with large golf course and outdoor heated swimming pool all year round , staining countryside for rambling, the tower with tower dungeon and loads of entertainment inside , arcades, swimming pools, vintage trams , beaches and sea with some beautiful sunsets , sandcastle ( a big indoor water slide park ) , seas life centre (big indoor aquarium ) ,big posh hotels and cheap b&b’s and shows and events such as red arrows and fireworks championships and outdoor concerts and winter gardens with loads of events like strictly come dancing tv show etc etc , loads of bars pubs clubs cafes opera houses and talent shows and a circus in the tower . We’ve even got Southport and Lancaster and morcambe and the peak and Lake District on our doorstep . So, yeah, it’s a little rough round the edges but you do get a lot and I’d rather live here as it has more to offer than most places in uk for me at least and have visited quite a few places in the uk and apart from places like London and apart from a few parks and city centres most of it is quite boring and depressing especially with the poor weather most of the time .
i think there saying its a bad place to live because I know what your saying we do have great things for holiday makers I agree but I also agree with the poverty to it which tourists don't see . in the 40 years ive lived here ive noticed a massive change and it's so sad
@@Amanda-c6b3i Agree about the poverty but it can be like that in a lot of parts of the uk not just Blackpool - there’s not much in other seaside resorts either and apart from Brighton Blackpool has a better economy than most of these resorts as there’s more businesses and seasonal work here and infact it’s just like any other town in the north in terms of its economy
This video should be retitled "HOW Blackpool Is Poor" and not 'why' as it doesn't give any reasons. I suspect the vaccum left when huge industries no longer supplied enormous volumes of holidaymakers and everyone in a mill was given the SAME week off a year. Add to that the enormous cost of continual expensive maintenance the housing stock needs to survive the weather conditions from the Irish sea and you are left with a declining oversupply of holiday accomadation left to be squatted, used as growfarms or lived in by the poor attracted by the nostalgia of former days and the thin crust of entertainment remaining along patches of the prom and piers. Just my thoughts.
Because it’s cold people are Chavvy, it costs too much to heat they’re is no jobs living by the sea is depressing in England life by the sea is not Good up north the Atlantic is not good 🌊 it’s very windy
It’s the Irish Sea, but I catch your drift. I feel the place would take off if industry & government invested there. They have excellent road links, and it’s close to Manchester, Preston and Leeds, not too far away. It’s in managed decline now; however, my parent used to visit a lot in the early 90s. They said it was vibrant, family-friendly and inexpensive.
@@richards9750 average people can do nothing to make a change only industries and government can ! Blackpool used to be a British riviera but not anymore being close to Leeds and Manchester doesn’t make any change for me I prefer London and Kent
This video is like a show reel of footage available from sites selling video clips. None really related to Blackpool. It would have been quite good if you'd recorded your own video.
get this, you can have 14 days in Thailand for £ 1300 bed and breakfast,but pay The same amount for that In the Imperial for Room only,think about that peopy
I live in Morecambe a seaside town near Blackpool. It's the same here and it is not poverty. You are just following the media. The UK imports 1,127.872 2004 tonnes of oil. Split that roughly into 4 . Petrol, diesel, other and aviation fuel. How to use up all that aviation fuel. 1.Shut down all of the UK seaside resorts. let 22 million people fly to Spain or away on holiday. 2. Make sure no investment and the streets have down and outs hanging around. Job done. As an example try going for a week's holiday in a UK seaside town. Then a week's holiday in Spain. You would not believe the English invented the seaside holiday and you would only drive to Blackpool on a day trip.
I got a job offer from a small company in Blackpool called Greer Manufacturing. It's a remote job, but I'm worried about the company's growth. Should I join the company?
why did you show someone drinking from a bottle in a brown paper bag? This isn't America, people just drink on the streets here! Also completely unsurprising that landlords are profiting from poverty and social inequality.
And if you ask them they will state they are proud of becoming from a poor hard "working" family ! No wonder the children there don't think they can have any better future...
there are nice areas-nearest Lytham ,or towards bispham ,but take a street back from the glittering seafront,or pleasure beach,and you may see for yourself,mildly to very run down
we where in Blackpool and it is very sad and decline state all you see it more carparking places you would think with all this money they are spending that it would give it wow factor so many sleeping rough on the streets even in the open in Talbot square in sleeping bags we walked up Charnley Road where we stayed many years ago and where councils where what do you think another Carpark has sprung up and no more Bonny Street market so sad people would flock to the market it is going to take many years before you see if any improvements I dont know what the answer is?
The reason why is we inrogred it after the second World War many saw it as out dated and made jokes at its expense. There's also the main reason why many say it's down is because its a sea side town, well if that was the case then why us Brighton so well then. The over centre of the past and not the future What can we do, help provide venues of reinvention What I will do Make Lancashire our Hollywood and centre of more media we seen how well media city is in Manchester centre but make it a centre of media in general
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Blackpool was in its hey day a magnate for holiday makers. It was a place where loads of people came for their summer break. It’s very sad to see this decline. May god have mercy on those stuck in the town. ❤
yeh my family used to go to blackpool atleast 1-2 a week when i was a kids loved it shame its gone to shit
@@bloodraven2887 Glad you know of better days in Blackpool.
@@uknewslink so many good memories :)
@@bloodraven2887 Do you remember the illuminations in Blackpool. They were a must see attraction. Me and my mum went to the very top of the Blackpool Tower. Oh not forgetting the rides at Blackpool pleasure beach. The Big Dipper, the laughing policeman, and in later years the Pepsi max Rollercoaster. From all that glorious fun to a town that looks like a hub for drugs and prostitution. So sad.
@@uknewslink aww yes i remember the lights that used to run up the tower :D my family would get fish and chips and sit on the beach wall and watch the tide come in and watch the lights come on at night good times hope they still have the trams running
Very sad to see this. Hopefully the government will give Blackpool Council the necessary funds!
I live in South Shore and constantly watch videos like this. It depresses me. Sometimes I wish I didn’t buy property and move Intentionally here, the job opportunities are non-existent.
Blackpool is a nice area
There is endless concrete with an occasional tree-no gardens or parks in sight.That is devastating!before even looking at the other horrific problems.
This is true of many British towns.
Chris Lowe from the Pet Shop boys is from Blackpool!
Their 1986 hit 'Suburbia' was inspired by his childhood.
I went school with Chris we both went to Arnold on Lytham road, Suburbia was about a film in America
He probably doesn't live there now😮🤔🤭
I could belive that the fact the local hospital is a teaching hospital will have an affect when considering high mortality and child mortality.
Blackpool lost it's apeal for stay home British hollidays. Eventually becoming a hotspot for Stag and Hen nights. I don't know how many stag or hen nights occer now thou.
I would say that more well known celebreties visiting Blackpool for shows would probably bring more people in, I mean there is Blackpool Grand Theater aswell as the Winter Guardens.
Watching from Guwahati city (India )
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Can’t understand why people on here say it’s declining and is run down etc and one of the worst places in uk ? Why then is it the number one holiday seaside hotspot with record no of visitors this year and last ? - fireworks championships last night and couldn’t move with the crowd and when it’s a nice day during the season it’s packed . There’s Stanley park and the zoo and another 4 beautiful resorts also close by like st Anne’s and Lytham , bispham, cleveleys and fleetwood (which is all administratively part of Blackpool ) - you can get a ferry over to knott end and visit the beautiful mountains of piling and there’s Freeport shopping arcade etc ) and beautiful coastal scenery which joins all of them together and the season extends now upto early January with the Christmas area at the front with free ice skating and rides etc and there even in the process of building a big indoor entertainment complex with markets and rides and virtual reality cinema which should be ready in a few years .
Admittedly though on the surface when you first arrive here it can look a bit run down in various places and there are a lot of beggars and druggies and there needs to be more jobs and it can look gloomy in winter but that can be said for most places in the uk. A lot of people slag the place off come from Manchester and I visited Manchester City centre recently and the no of beggars on the streets was appalling and round the outskirts it can look run down as well and once you go further out there’s hardly anything there exciting although heaton park and the Trafford centre are nice but other than those and even though there are more employment opportunities there but here there are more jobs than in most seaside resorts as we also have all the main businesses , a town centre-and hospitals and industrial areas and of course there is the seasonal employment so if your willing to make an effort and sometimes be flexible in what your willing to accept then there is work - you’ve just got to make the effort to find it . But if you have an income in Blackpool it can be an enjoyable place to be and there’s always things to do even in mid winter - shows, indoor water slides park , three piers with rides and shows etc , a big theme park , Stanley park and a zoo and a large nature reserve at the back and holiday camping park and the village hotel with large golf course and outdoor heated swimming pool all year round , staining countryside for rambling, the tower with tower dungeon and loads of entertainment inside , arcades, swimming pools, vintage trams , beaches and sea with some beautiful sunsets , sandcastle ( a big indoor water slide park ) , seas life centre (big indoor aquarium ) ,big posh hotels and cheap b&b’s and shows and events such as red arrows and fireworks championships and outdoor concerts and winter gardens with loads of events like strictly come dancing tv show etc etc , loads of bars pubs clubs cafes opera houses and talent shows and a circus in the tower . We’ve even got Southport and Lancaster and morcambe and the peak and Lake District on our doorstep . So, yeah, it’s a little rough round the edges but you do get a lot and I’d rather live here as it has more to offer than most places in uk for me at least and have visited quite a few places in the uk and apart from places like London and apart from a few parks and city centres most of it is quite boring and depressing especially with the poor weather most of the time .
i think there saying its a bad place to live because I know what your saying we do have great things for holiday makers I agree but I also agree with the poverty to it which tourists don't see . in the 40 years ive lived here ive noticed a massive change and it's so sad
@@Amanda-c6b3i Agree about the poverty but it can be like that in a lot of parts of the uk not just Blackpool - there’s not much in other seaside resorts either and apart from Brighton Blackpool has a better economy than most of these resorts as there’s more businesses and seasonal work here and infact it’s just like any other town in the north in terms of its economy
Even with 1,000s of tourists each year where is the money going
This video should be retitled "HOW Blackpool Is Poor" and not 'why' as it doesn't give any reasons. I suspect the vaccum left when huge industries no longer supplied enormous volumes of holidaymakers and everyone in a mill was given the SAME week off a year. Add to that the enormous cost of continual expensive maintenance the housing stock needs to survive the weather conditions from the Irish sea and you are left with a declining oversupply of holiday accomadation left to be squatted, used as growfarms or lived in by the poor attracted by the nostalgia of former days and the thin crust of entertainment remaining along patches of the prom and piers. Just my thoughts.
Simple. we get sent every drug addict, alcoholic and tramp from all over the country and this council takes them all in.
Just like Rhyl in Wales.
Hahaha!
Because it’s cold people are Chavvy, it costs too much to heat they’re is no jobs living by the sea is depressing in England life by the sea is not
Good up north the Atlantic is not good 🌊 it’s very windy
It’s the Irish Sea, but I catch your drift. I feel the place would take off if industry & government invested there. They have excellent road links, and it’s close to Manchester, Preston and Leeds, not too far away. It’s in managed decline now; however, my parent used to visit a lot in the early 90s. They said it was vibrant, family-friendly and inexpensive.
@@richards9750 average people can do nothing to make a change only industries and government can ! Blackpool used to be a British riviera but not anymore being close to Leeds and Manchester doesn’t make any change for me I prefer London and Kent
Try living I a large city , it's a lot worse
This video is like a show reel of footage available from sites selling video clips. None really related to Blackpool. It would have been quite good if you'd recorded your own video.
True, but it's the details and statistics are important and most importantly accurate.
There must be some nicer more affulent district's in Blackpool?
There are. It's a nice place. This video is misleading. Everyone has the chance to work and not be in poverty
get this, you can have 14 days in Thailand for £ 1300 bed and breakfast,but pay The same amount for that In the Imperial for Room only,think about that peopy
I live in Morecambe a seaside town near Blackpool. It's the same here and it is not poverty. You are just following the media. The UK imports 1,127.872 2004 tonnes of oil. Split that roughly into 4 . Petrol, diesel, other and aviation fuel. How to use up all that aviation fuel. 1.Shut down all of the UK seaside resorts. let 22 million people fly to Spain or away on holiday. 2. Make sure no investment and the streets have down and outs hanging around. Job done. As an example try going for a week's holiday in a UK seaside town. Then a week's holiday in Spain. You would not believe the English invented the seaside holiday and you would only drive to Blackpool on a day trip.
I got a job offer from a small company in Blackpool called Greer Manufacturing. It's a remote job, but I'm worried about the company's growth. Should I join the company?
I had a very successful hotel this report is a result of drugs Alcohol and nicotine ... so if you avoid those you'll be fine hun 😊
why did you show someone drinking from a bottle in a brown paper bag? This isn't America, people just drink on the streets here!
Also completely unsurprising that landlords are profiting from poverty and social inequality.
All our money goes abroad 😮🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
And if you ask them they will state they are proud of becoming from a poor hard "working" family !
No wonder the children there don't think they can have any better future...
Who is your "source".
blackpool council has all this on its website mate
its not exactly hard to find. i found it in under 2 minutes
there are nice areas-nearest Lytham ,or towards bispham ,but take a street back from the glittering seafront,or pleasure beach,and you may see for yourself,mildly to very run down
@@edwinturner1149 i know i live in the mean streets of pouilton le fylde.
we where in Blackpool and it is very sad and decline state all you see it more carparking places you would think with all this money they are spending that it would give it wow factor so many sleeping rough on the streets even in the open in Talbot square in sleeping bags we walked up Charnley Road where we stayed many years ago and where councils where what do you think another Carpark has sprung up and no more Bonny Street market so sad people would flock to the market it is going to take many years before you see if any improvements I dont know what the answer is?
I think a lot of this information is wrong or out dated.
You have the same units in a map of the year
yet at least top football club and football team. Interesting you base in Ukraine & yet talk/show mainly UK
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The reason why is we inrogred it after the second World War many saw it as out dated and made jokes at its expense.
There's also the main reason why many say it's down is because its a sea side town, well if that was the case then why us Brighton so well then.
The over centre of the past and not the future
What can we do, help provide venues of reinvention
What I will do
Make Lancashire our Hollywood and centre of more media we seen how well media city is in Manchester centre but make it a centre of media in general
I don’t know how everything is exaggerated here, but the most drug-infested city is Dublin, everyone smokes marijuana on the street, I generally keep quiet about alcohol, but everything is very peaceful