CHEETHAM HILL RED LIGHT DISTRICT | 4K |

Cheetham hill, Manchester UK. Filmed in 4k 60fps. #redlightdistrict #cheethamhill

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[dragoon]

I knew this wasn't being filmed from a BMW because the driver was indicating during his turns.

[mikehsmith]

For anyone who has a daughter, a mother or a sister, those poor girls were someone’s child once, the horrors they must go though .

[colinhutchinson]

I'm from the North East and have been propositioned a couple of times on my way to a club or into town of a night. The Lasses always look tired and washed out (not surprising really) and dressed in the stereotypical supposedly alluring attire, even in winter. At the end of the day they're all someone's, Daughter, Sister or Mother.

[arlingtonpeart]

Like a nightmarish dream of hell...prayers for those ladies and all the other mistreated ones across the globe 🌎 ♥️

[barryh.]

I spent about 15 years working in that area from the late seventies until the mid nineties, and it certainly wasn't the best place to be ... especially at night, or late on Sundays it could be quite creepy and desolate at times, yet so vibrant at others but one thing's for sure, its barely changed !

[setter]

Ah Cheetham Hill! My ex is a Salford girl, She was brought up in Fuschia Court on Bury New Road, I spent a lot of time there in the late 70's, drank at the Broughton and the Lowe pub, Harry? Wong's Fish n chip was the best with a prawn curry to die for! We live in Australia now but the good memories come flooding back! ♥️

[e.d.]

Driving through the area in an old 500 Benz like it's 1990s compton

[motormouthalmighty]

just imagine if you had a few quid in your pocket!you'd be there in a heartbeat wouldn't you?it just looks so glamorous!cheetham cemetery on hill!reminds me a bit when I went on my holidays last year, to Rotherham refuse collection centre!

[paulyflyer]

These are someone's daughters and makes you wonder what horrendous things they experienced in their childhood that led them down the road of failure to this? So so sad.

[beakytwitch]

Nice to have a little wander-around in a cosy Merc... I had worked briefly in Cheetham Hill in late 1960s, in the rag trade - a lot of Jewish enterprises there. I recall Alf Willets as a local vicar there, and his wife Phoebe (both deceased). I once visited a prisoner at Strangeways prison, and salvaged a few phones from a skip as the riot-damaged prison got rebuilt. (Citing components from Strangeways prison in my little projects added a certain cachet to them !).
Be nice to see what the place looks like on an ordinary working day, not Sunday, and not night time.

[kevinmann]

Spent a few years buying around the cheetham hill area it's full of wholesalers or was back in the day it's not the best area but in over 10 yrs never saw a problem every city has its problem areas

[Brian-omhh]

Wow. The number of shutters tells it's own story.

[ForburyLion]

Well this is a strange video recommendation from youtube!
From what I can see they need more taxi cabs in this area as that one women seems to have been waiting on that street corner all day to flag one down for a ride home.

[Beechgoose]

Used to ride down that way. Remember the shop that sold the things they've now made illegal...
The jail seemed to suck the energy from the streets around it...eerily quiet...

[monkyboy]

The lazy sound of the merc motor just waiting to spring to life …

And the 3 pointed star…what a sight.

[wandererkenshin]

I lived in Cheetham Hill for two years back in the early 1990's its rough back then. And after two years moved to Whalley Range Salford which was much better.

[starpatrick]

I’ve lived in ch all my life I’m 24 and have walked these back streets to school/work and from nights out. Can’t beat Manchester🐝

[DownUndaWhereTheresThunda]

I used to live in the Northern Quarter on Great Ancoats St. I used to walk down travis st just off Fairfield street on my way home and way to work, the amount of times i was asked “do you want any business?” I usually reply with “no thanks on my way to work”, “no thanks on my way home for my tea”. It was pretty sad!

[TRTelos]

Looks a lovely place. I like the way the old buildings have been brought up to modern standards. I should have never moved to Antigua!

[misfit]

In another life I used to walk these streets regularly day and night as an ex used to work on Derby Street and she didn’t like the area so I would walk down to meet her as she had been mistaken for a tom previously. I have to say the area hasn’t changed much.