Sunderland after 5pm 4K
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Join me on a walk through Sunderland city centre in the early evening, where you’ll see the city come alive with lights and sounds. You’ll be amazed by the stunning architecture of the buildings and landmarks, and you’ll get to experience the energy of the city at night. The city is truly a sight to behold, with its beautiful parks, bustling streets, and friendly people. Don’t miss this unique experience!
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Ive lived in Canada for 40 years but my heart will always be in Sunderland ❤
Come back and collect it sometime, we need a few more friendly faces to fill the streets! Even just a visit.
But seriously, thanks for comment, great to see that my little video found you so far away.
Never been to Sunderland. Now I have. Cheers, Jordan.
Many thanks for that my friend, glad I could show you around 😊
Loads of pics of the sky
Yes on a sunday it is like yhis
What a shame, Sunderland could be so good if it tried! I lived there for years when I was at the uni there and I quite enjoyed my time there, you’re better off living closer to St Peter’s really as the bowling alley and cinema complex are close by and they’re decent! I was born and raised in Newcastle however and moved back there and I’ve never looked back really, I’ve only visited Sunderland a couple of times since moving back over to Newcastle and I much prefer it! My husband is from Colchester and that is similar to Sunderland.
If it tried?
Sunderland city centre has died a death but there are other parts of Sunderland that are nice. The beach area in particular is excellent, it was recently named by the guardian as one of the top 10 in the uk. It's far from the best place in the country but I've certainly been to plenty worse on my travels over the years.
The fact you've been to worse shouldn't mean you should settle for worse though?
That poundland must be like a John Lewis to the locals 😊
@ab4113 it's the same company isn't it?? (Joke) nah, it's more like our Marks and Spencer, because our old Marks and Spencer left the city a few months ago
Basically the equivalent of me filming the byker wall
Oh no, you've gave away my next video!
Lived there from 2005 till 2010. 5pm I would run towards the shops before they close down and then Tescos cause they would shut at 6
The only thing that's changed is that there's no tesco anymore 😂
There's a massive one over the bridge now.
@@JordyShowWalks tescos inside the bridges isnt there anymore?? Whoa
@@realguitarshredder yeah, quite a while now, and also Mark's and Spencers is going, so there's no shopping in town anymore 😢
Was a very busy place brilliant shopping area but now all the big shops have gone nothing left in Sunderland ,
Hey, at least we've still got the airshow though right?
........ 😢
@@JordyShowWalkslet’s face it, Sunderland is a shadow of what it used to be
@@tomstev2745 it's just getting itself a bit of a personality again, but there's nobody around anymore.
As soon as 5pm strikes, boom, ghost and deliveroo town
Sunderland is the place time forgot … for a reason
Oh that’s class I’ll post that
OMG i'm a sunderland ex pat and this is sooo boring
😂😂😂
There are things happening in Sunderland contrary to what the doomongers say.
Around the still developing Vaux site, Keel Square and the Empire Theatre it’s improving and the seafront is wonderful.
The seafront is amazing. But how will all those pubs and restaurants survive in the cold winters?
@@chrislongley
Well plenty of them have been there for several years now and they all do ok.
People still visit in the winter.
Wouldn't they be better fixing the town centre? What about pensioners getting off buses, where's their city gone? To Seaburn?@@ArchieFatcackie
@@chrislongley
Well around the Empire, Keel Square and the Vaux site are the town centre.
Sorting out Fawcett Street, Blandford Street etc will take a lot of time and money.
Retail is struggling everywhere.
@@chrislongleythey are heavily developing in the city centre, for some reason the blogger failed to show this in his video even though it was just to the left of the bridge, strange that.
Hadn’t been back to Sunderland since I was a kid,went back maybe three years ago (for a funeral) sad to see the decline of the town centre.
A sad time made even sadder with the state of the place.
Sorry you had to experience it unlike your memories.
Great place as a kid mateused to love the town getting the jolly bus down was a big adventure,the town was always packed back then,deserted when I was back sadly.
at least house prices have been ramped up beyond all reason ?
So at about 7pm you went and stood on the bridge for 5 minutes.
Erm...yeah, that must be exactly what happened, cheers for the comment.
OMG!! was it’s filmed during the Lockdown 😮the streets and Town Centre is so deserted
Unfortunately no, this was filmed about 7 months ago, the place is actually looking and feeling a bit better now, but it's taking it's time to feel like a city again
It’s safe to study?
Definitely, also it's a beautiful city, we have many beaches too.
Beginning at Greggs what do you expect FML
Where should I have started? I don't know what you mean, I wasn't really expecting anything, just showing the city after 5pm.
All the best.
Hows Sunderland for living and wise a job
@BSinghvermani it's got good transportation, so easy to find a job anywhere in North East England and travel, streets are safe and quite clean, it's not a very exciting place, but we have beautiful beaches and concerts in the summer.
It's a beautiful place compared to many cities in UK, there is growing crime, but this is happening in every growing city.
Hope that explains it.
Many thanks for the comment
Sunderland geographically is in a crap place
Surronded by water and countryside it cant get enough footfall into the centre
Retail parks within a couple of mile and the outer towns of sunderland like washington for example have own shopping centre and also far easier to get to newcastle from there.
Look at newcastle it has whole of gateshead spilling in north tyne all the towns of northumberland contributing to it, sunderland has nothing like that to help it.
Also places like durham its 10 min by train to newcastle and there is about 10 buses per hour also, when there is 1 bus to sunderland and no train.
Built a motorway around the town that made it harder to walk into and easier for people to drive away from. Genius!
Dishonest video, *you filmed this closer to 6pm than to 5pm* it's true that Sunderland is a shadow of its former self but it was always dead after the shops shut and before people came out for the night. Newcastle and Gateshead councils have done a brilliant job on the Quayside. Newcastle City Centre gets better and better. The idiots who run Sunderland didn't even join the bus station to the shopping centre. You have to dodge the seagulls and chavs from Park Lane to the Bridges. Sunder land's Labour councillors could not organise a piss up in a brewery or develop a brewery site without selling off to a private firm then leasing the building back as "their" new Civic Centre. Rotten borough.
I think you misunderstood what I was getting at with this video.
It's called Sunderland after 5pm, which means after the shops have closed, and it is quite a boring place to be at this time.
I agree with everything else that you say, it's not going to be easy to make this city a nice place to be after the bridges locks up, but it needs to be done.
Many thanks for the comment, I'll continue to make videos about the place as there are many projects underway.
@@JordyShowWalks you say "It's called Sunderland after 5pm, which means after the shops have closed", the shops close at 5.30 so it doesn't mean that.
@@ChrisMix even 17:31 is after 5pm though.
Forgive me if the title is misleading, but "Sunderland at 17:46" just seemed like a strange and specific title haha, honestly, I didn't mean to be disingenuous to the city, but I wasn't lying, it's definitely after 5pm and it's definitely Sunderland.
OK, here's a promise: my next Sunderland video will be named "Sunderland before 6pm, but closer to 3pm" (just to give me a bit of wiggle room) 😄
@@Tondaloona03Oh aye because the Tories would have worked miracles. Still thanking Thatcher for all the good she did for Sunderland.
Yeah, Labour has ruined it, UK Cinema just had their best summer since Covid, @@Tondaloona03 Oppenheimer and Barbie were getting record audiences. The shiny new Empire Cinema in Sunderland? Closed down recently!
🤬🤬 Tories
I was born here. Left in 1976. What a dull depressing place, how can anyone live here ?
I was born in Sunderland. I moved soon as it was legal to do so myself. What an awful depressing place it is. Always was and it got worse. What sort of people live here now ? They must have mental issues. Could never live here, not for anything. Even the train is painted a depressing colour. Disgusting.
Even the people are less cheerful now, we used to be known as happy and talkative, but now, it's a dangerous and unfriendly place.
If you dare venture out after 5pm, you'll either be alone or with 3 or 4 other people, aimlessly looking for something open.
As a sunderland born man I agree the place is as depressing and miserable as I gets and it's a shame. Cos during the 80s n 90s it was a great place to live. Now the bowling alley has gone and the fairground at the seafront the shipyards even the boozers are closing rapidly now.