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The Architects of old knew how to create beautiful cities. After WW2 cities were designed for the masses by Architects influenced by Le Corbusier and others, whose ugly architecture was cheap and soulless, devastating the calm serenity, found in high cultural buildings; made to look up to. Poundland, McDonalds et al, with their uniformed bland, block colours; are usually indicative of poor areas. It's a disgrace to the many fine working class/middle class people who are forced to live in the modern ghettos; of our once fine cities. Thank God, Huddersfield has retained some gems that the sunset/sunrise like to rest upon. Great video.
Just visited and the people are as lovely as this beautiful old town. The scenery is breathtakingly stunning and the cab and uber drivers are the best people you will find anywhere in the UK. Huddersfield gets a 5 star rating from me, there are a lot of very steep roads though! We didn't see a single push bike or wheelchair. Still a beautiful place ❤
It once was a wonderful place the town centre a respectable bustling hub now thanks to shopping habits changing and kirklees refusal to help out local shops etc etc its died. 😢
Without watching the video, yes. Rough AF people, rough AF council, rough AF architecture that over shadows the lovely old buildings that stood before them.
No, im born in Hudds. Im trying everything i can to move back there from Manchester. I could not settle anywhere else. I moved away but i even have dreams calling me back there.
It's always good to be back, nothing wrong with that. Those dreams are strong messages that need to be followed I believe. I like Huddersfield and Yorkshire in general.❤️
@@BabsicalsCity Yes, i believe that too. Some people in Salford are living a much harder life than many are in Hudds. Hudds may have gone down hill abit from what it was but its not the worst place to live. I've been back on a visit a few times and it feels right to be back.
You can't have the best place and cheapest place at the same time. Prioritise what you want before moving anywhere. The best of the best areas can be harsh because of the cost of living.
Superbe ville je ne sais pas si cette ville est pire qu ailleurs car depuis le COVID le monde est fou aujourd'hui...en tout cas très belle architecture, il existe encore des cabines rouges téléphoniques cvtop je kiffe lol mais il y a moins d' autobus rouges les nouveaux sont très beaux aussi en tout cas beau travail bravo 👍😘♥️🌹☀️
Je suis d'accord avec toi. L'architecture est magnifique ❤️. Les bus rouges appartiennent à Londres. Les villes de Yorkshire et autres ont d'autres couleurs... Merci bcp ❤️😍
What's about job opportunities for international students as part time or cash in hand ? Is this business industrial area or office type please reply reply I'll wait for your kind reply thanks 🙏
Thanks a lot for your comment ❤️. To be fair, I don't know about job opportunities in Huddersfield as I never lived in the city. I suggest you to check online, maybe on indeed.co.uk or reed.co.uk
Drove from Skelmanthorpe to the town centre today. Beautiful villages and views but the closer I got the more it seemed I had travelled 5000 miles not 5 miles. Huddersfield twined with Islamabad. Wouldn't live there for a gold pig
You visit a town in the middle of winter and from the start do not say anything about the Grade 1 listed railway station, the history of the town or even the university. I am from Stratford on Avon and spent 3 years living there back in the early 1980s. It gets cold in winter but has a great transport infrastructure allowing you to get into the country as well as the big towns and cities. It still has many great buildings unlike say Reading which were demolished in the 1960s and 1970s. Do you think it’s a bad place to live ? I would suggest you visit Luton or High Wycombe first.
Thanks a lot for your comment ❤️. I personally think Huddersfield is a beautiful city. Its railway station's classical frontage is widely regarded as one of the finest facades of any railway station in Britain. The city has great architecture too. ❤️
The nearest Tesco to where I've lived for 18 years has barely had any genuinely refreshing beverages for sale for years now... Welcome to Huddersfield they said Isn't it marvellous ? 😞
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This is great; nice, gentle panoramic shots of various places. Great seeing my old home town again !
Thanks a lot for your comment ❤️
I lived my best days in Huddersfield.
And I would gladly repeat it.
Thanks a lot for your comment.❤️
I was actually surprised when I got out of the train station. What a beautiful city with its stunning architecture ❤️
If you think Huddersfield is the worst place to live you need to get out more 🎣
Absolutely, I mean look at the beautiful buildings, the train station facade 😍, the town etc. I love it. ❤️
Huddersfield is a beautiful place 😍
True Paul 😍
Well said 😂
The Architects of old knew how to create beautiful cities. After WW2 cities were designed for the masses by Architects influenced by Le Corbusier and others, whose ugly architecture was cheap and soulless, devastating the calm serenity, found in high cultural buildings; made to look up to. Poundland, McDonalds et al, with their uniformed bland, block colours; are usually indicative of poor areas.
It's a disgrace to the many fine working class/middle class people who are forced to live in the modern ghettos; of our once fine cities. Thank God, Huddersfield has retained some gems that the sunset/sunrise like to rest upon. Great video.
Thanks a lot for your comment ❤️. You're absolutely right. I love the architecture. The railway station's facade is the best ❤️
I disagree with the poll. Huddersfield isn't that bad.
I honestly think that Huddersfield is a nice town with stunning architecture ❤️
@@BabsicalsCity Also surrounding countryside is fantastic
@@skareggae301 yes, it's beautiful 🤩. I love it so much.
My home Town , multi culture great university, surrounding countryside.,lots of real Ale pubs, I wouldn't live anywhere els.
Did my master's Degree at Huddersfield university lots of good memories of the place. 20 years ago it was a decent place to live.
Thanks a lot for your comment ❤️
Just visited and the people are as lovely as this beautiful old town. The scenery is breathtakingly stunning and the cab and uber drivers are the best people you will find anywhere in the UK. Huddersfield gets a 5 star rating from me, there are a lot of very steep roads though! We didn't see a single push bike or wheelchair. Still a beautiful place ❤
I totally agree with you. I love the architecture so much. The train station's facade is the best. I can't wait to go back to Huddersfield ❤️
It once was a wonderful place the town centre a respectable bustling hub now thanks to shopping habits changing and kirklees refusal to help out local shops etc etc its died. 😢
Without watching the video, yes. Rough AF people, rough AF council, rough AF architecture that over shadows the lovely old buildings that stood before them.
No, im born in Hudds. Im trying everything i can to move back there from Manchester. I could not settle anywhere else. I moved away but i even have dreams calling me back there.
It's always good to be back, nothing wrong with that. Those dreams are strong messages that need to be followed I believe. I like Huddersfield and Yorkshire in general.❤️
@@BabsicalsCity Yes, i believe that too. Some people in Salford are living a much harder life than many are in Hudds. Hudds may have gone down hill abit from what it was but its not the worst place to live. I've been back on a visit a few times and it feels right to be back.
You can't have the best place and cheapest place at the same time.
Prioritise what you want before moving anywhere.
The best of the best areas can be harsh because of the cost of living.
Absolutely true. Thanks for your comment ❤️
Born n bread in hudds mate I love it much better than many places I’ve stayed over the years mate
@@agentque4721 I agree. Huddersfield is a beautiful city ❤️
I earned my MSc at the University of Huddersfield some years ago. I miss this town a lot. And I totally enjoyed my stay
Huddersfield is a beautiful city. I love the architecture. Well done for your MSc ❤️
Superbe ville je ne sais pas si cette ville est pire qu ailleurs car depuis le COVID le monde est fou aujourd'hui...en tout cas très belle architecture, il existe encore des cabines rouges téléphoniques cvtop je kiffe lol mais il y a moins d' autobus rouges les nouveaux sont très beaux aussi en tout cas beau travail bravo 👍😘♥️🌹☀️
Je suis d'accord avec toi. L'architecture est magnifique ❤️. Les bus rouges appartiennent à Londres. Les villes de Yorkshire et autres ont d'autres couleurs... Merci bcp ❤️😍
hlo any job available in hudderfields plse tell me
Hey
Thanks for your comment ❤️. You can have a look at: totaljobs.com and search for the type of job you're looking for.
Good luck.
tnks 😌
@@pawanbrar6505Can we get any part time job in huddersfield
Nice 👍 ❤
Thanks a lot for your comment ❤️
What's about job opportunities for international students as part time or cash in hand ?
Is this business industrial area or office type please reply reply
I'll wait for your kind reply thanks 🙏
Thanks a lot for your comment ❤️. To be fair, I don't know about job opportunities in Huddersfield as I never lived in the city. I suggest you to check online, maybe on indeed.co.uk or reed.co.uk
Drove from Skelmanthorpe to the town centre today. Beautiful villages and views but the closer I got the more it seemed I had travelled 5000 miles not 5 miles. Huddersfield twined with Islamabad. Wouldn't live there for a gold pig
I've lived in Huddersfield my whole life. Its not as bad as people make it out to be, but we can improve.
@@aliumer2964 I think the same, it's a beautiful place 😍
Nice place ❤
Thanks a lot for your comment ❤️
Worsed place to live ? , give your head a shake.
You visit a town in the middle of winter and from the start do not say anything about the Grade 1 listed railway station, the history of the town or even the university. I am from Stratford on Avon and spent 3 years living there back in the early 1980s. It gets cold in winter but has a great transport infrastructure allowing you to get into the country as well as the big towns and cities. It still has many great buildings unlike say Reading which were demolished in the 1960s and 1970s. Do you think it’s a bad place to live ? I would suggest you visit Luton or High Wycombe first.
Thanks a lot for your comment ❤️. I personally think Huddersfield is a beautiful city. Its railway station's classical frontage is widely regarded as one of the finest facades of any railway station in Britain. The city has great architecture too. ❤️
Didn't know it had been granted city status. Still Huddersfield Town as far as I know......
There is nothing wrong Huddersfield to be fair
Exactly, nothing wrong really. Thanks for your comment. ❤️
It looks nice yeah. It’s the cnts that are in it that’s the problem
Thanks a lot for your comment ❤️
😮I like Huddersfield
Same here ❤️
There's a lot worse out there
The nearest Tesco to where I've lived for 18 years has barely had any genuinely refreshing beverages for sale for years now...
Welcome to Huddersfield they said
Isn't it marvellous ? 😞
No it’s the best
@@williamblack7400 thanks for your comment ❤️
What a load of shit. Do you think people live in the Town centre ?
my town is pog not worst >.
The architecture is magnificent ❤️
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Oldham has got to be worse.
Oh really? I've never been to Oldham. Thanks a lot for your comment. ❤️