First time ive watched a survey of this type, very entertaining.
@phillipblakemore598929 күн бұрын
I stumbled across this great video by chance. Thank you so much to whoever was responsible for collating and videoing all those apprentice school photos, great work! I was there between 1978 - 1982, and I cannot remember the group photo being taken, so I was shocked to see myself there in the 1978 group photo. :-D It brought back some great memories, and faces that I have not seen in many years, thank you. Would it be possible to get a HD scan of the photo by any chance? Many thanks in advance.
@ASQUITHZ9Ай бұрын
What it needs is 20kgm of Semtex
@captaincat1743Ай бұрын
I love watching these vids because of that dropping feeling- I get in my stomach. It's like going on a rollercoaster.
@adriancarter8253 ай бұрын
😂when he gets to the top and he’s poking his chisel into all the loose bricks 😱 my arse fell out , no way could I do what they do .
@adriancarter8253 ай бұрын
No way on this planet would I be able to go 10 foot up never mind the full height hats off to these blokes , especially the legend himself Fred dibnha
@lindygreg68053 ай бұрын
Good video I worked at Brunner shortly after this was filmed Group Credit Centre and Brunner House my parents bought their first home off Moss Road both worked at Brunner.dad retiring with the company
@alexandergleason82373 ай бұрын
still no-one wants to tell me what the title music is
@indigohammer57327 күн бұрын
It's "I'll Do Ya" by Whale.
@alexandergleason82376 күн бұрын
@@indigohammer5732 Thank You - patience is a virtue
@alexandergleason82376 күн бұрын
1995 song in 1952 film? Oh well, thanks for trying
@doubletrigger1004 ай бұрын
Jim Peters (soda ash secheur plant ) was my wife's father . Great video and important historically and socially. Note the importance given throughout to management - worker consultation.
@OrgBrent5 ай бұрын
He kinda sounds like the PEGI 18 guy
@jimcameron46725 ай бұрын
"Nothing but soot & fumes binding this mortar", awesome
@blondebrandy7 ай бұрын
Wow my Dad Bob Crimes in 1975. I went to watch them load a boat around 1960, first time I had heard a foreign voice.....
@lyndengrant16577 ай бұрын
That was Mr Jones taking a PE class at Rudheath high school!
@alexandergleason82377 ай бұрын
really would like to hear that title music - is that possible?
@stesmith73739 ай бұрын
Peter Yasities. Was he from Phillip road in Ditton as i was mates with a Tony Yasities at school and fishing down the Clinc
@stesmith73739 ай бұрын
Great stuff. Widnes as it used to be. Ditton born and bred. Worked at Laportes Moorfield Road McKecknies ( spelling ? ) on Ditton Road when I was in the construction game for Shape engineering on Ditton Road
@barnholbol126210 ай бұрын
Anybody notice how the tone of his voice stays exactly the same as he ascends?
@roobear7810 ай бұрын
video translation "aye its fucked"
@scottessery10010 ай бұрын
Did cheaper imports kill this industry?
@scottessery10010 ай бұрын
God how interesting
@jfro586710 ай бұрын
Would have loved a proper series on exactly how they did all that, 300ft up.
@Hammerandhilt11 ай бұрын
I used to have a clear view of these chimneys from my bedroom window as a kid, used to love the sight of them. I was only 5 years old when this was filmed. Sadly they are no longer there and the plot they were on is now being turned in to a modern incinerator which looks horrendous.
@alexandergleason8237 Жыл бұрын
still searching for that theme tune - anyone know what it is?
@createaccount974 Жыл бұрын
Camera man should have stayed home.
@pmacc3557 Жыл бұрын
Just to go up there is well impressive 👍💪
@pmacc3557 Жыл бұрын
Is it still standing?
@brunnermondfilmarchive9651 Жыл бұрын
No, long gone I believe
@doctorsocrates4413 Жыл бұрын
Bugger that..i would sooner go down 300ft in a coal shaft than this...i can do scissors and pickers but not this..different discipline altogether..tons of respect for you guys.
@Driver-UK Жыл бұрын
What happened to these accents 🤣🤣
@gheckopoint8846 Жыл бұрын
Amazing and ridiculous that raw sewerage was dumped into the rivers as late as 1987.
@user-uq9cq9mb1c Жыл бұрын
Today or TATA Chemicals Europe
@fraser5754 Жыл бұрын
The fuckin word is deterioration or deteriorating or deteriorated not deteriating or deteriated you absolute muppet
@ftollan Жыл бұрын
i have a loose crack after wincing throughout this vid...
@gheckopoint8846 Жыл бұрын
Hi, where do you get all these videos about Brunner Mond and ICI? Do you have any about the Hillhouse works (also Mond Division; ICI C&P)?
@paulsymons7643 Жыл бұрын
Big bollox. Hats off to you fellas. I used to be a tree surgeon. F@#k going up there.🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣
@forgotten09 Жыл бұрын
Fascinating video. I was once told while the development of R134a was a success, the intial underwhelming sales due to illegal cfc recycling was part of the reasons why ICI collapsed. I tried to look up more modern sources recently but they all seem to point to the failed acquisitions as to why, and Kennedy's wonderful book was written just before everything unfolded. Is there anyone more familiar with the company would like to shed some light on this?
@wilcaroll1410 Жыл бұрын
They built the chimneys up from the inside outwards. Worked their overhauling all the FD and ID fans coupersplit bearing and scraped the white metal bearing in on some of the larger rotating machines in. They used to have oil drums with fires in on the intakes in the early 1990s.
@Neil-Aspinall Жыл бұрын
These insane men should have been paid 10,000 pounds per job but I'm sure they got just 30 shillings?
@gheckopoint8846 Жыл бұрын
Just like to thank whoever posts these videos, they are a fascinating glimpse into the recent(ish) past. Also, if you have any videos or other information about ICI Dyestuffs and C&P in West Lancashire that would be great.
@neilburlingham8892 Жыл бұрын
Balls to that mate just tell em everything is ok
@2fallguy Жыл бұрын
The late great Bob Greaves!
@col8981 Жыл бұрын
331, 337, 338, restaurant, RFL all gone
@marclaw45112 жыл бұрын
I would imagine that building these is easier than the long term maintenance.
@Scientist5382 жыл бұрын
Sad to hear this chimney is no longer standing, hard to imagine the work that must have been undertaken to maintain the thousands of chimneys we once had in our nation and the output we had as a nation as a result of the works that the chimneys were for. We owe our forebears so much, I wish we could renew that old national spirit we once had. I feel like in the last decades we have squandered and wasted what was given to us, our nation betrayed by its political leaders.
@benjurqunov2 жыл бұрын
They had to go. Chimney stacks and industrial prosperity promote racism !
@jimbilton19569 ай бұрын
Very true. I'm proud of Britain's industrial past, but so sad that much of our manufacturing has gone.
@Harbaksh12342 жыл бұрын
The stuff of nightmares .. Men like this (Mr Dibnah), are cut from a different cloth! MY GOD!!
@johnbowkett802 жыл бұрын
I'll do it for £250 . 👍
@TheFredbt2 жыл бұрын
Can anyone tell me details of the process please?
@freedomforpeopletruelies62 жыл бұрын
Nerves of steel
@holunasoph2 жыл бұрын
this video is a historical gem. Conditions where horrendous yet the workers just got on with it, both my grandfathers worked at ICI never lived long after retirement no wonder.
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First time ive watched a survey of this type, very entertaining.
I stumbled across this great video by chance. Thank you so much to whoever was responsible for collating and videoing all those apprentice school photos, great work! I was there between 1978 - 1982, and I cannot remember the group photo being taken, so I was shocked to see myself there in the 1978 group photo. :-D It brought back some great memories, and faces that I have not seen in many years, thank you. Would it be possible to get a HD scan of the photo by any chance? Many thanks in advance.
What it needs is 20kgm of Semtex
I love watching these vids because of that dropping feeling- I get in my stomach. It's like going on a rollercoaster.
😂when he gets to the top and he’s poking his chisel into all the loose bricks 😱 my arse fell out , no way could I do what they do .
No way on this planet would I be able to go 10 foot up never mind the full height hats off to these blokes , especially the legend himself Fred dibnha
Good video I worked at Brunner shortly after this was filmed Group Credit Centre and Brunner House my parents bought their first home off Moss Road both worked at Brunner.dad retiring with the company
still no-one wants to tell me what the title music is
It's "I'll Do Ya" by Whale.
@@indigohammer5732 Thank You - patience is a virtue
1995 song in 1952 film? Oh well, thanks for trying
Jim Peters (soda ash secheur plant ) was my wife's father . Great video and important historically and socially. Note the importance given throughout to management - worker consultation.
He kinda sounds like the PEGI 18 guy
"Nothing but soot & fumes binding this mortar", awesome
Wow my Dad Bob Crimes in 1975. I went to watch them load a boat around 1960, first time I had heard a foreign voice.....
That was Mr Jones taking a PE class at Rudheath high school!
really would like to hear that title music - is that possible?
Peter Yasities. Was he from Phillip road in Ditton as i was mates with a Tony Yasities at school and fishing down the Clinc
Great stuff. Widnes as it used to be. Ditton born and bred. Worked at Laportes Moorfield Road McKecknies ( spelling ? ) on Ditton Road when I was in the construction game for Shape engineering on Ditton Road
Anybody notice how the tone of his voice stays exactly the same as he ascends?
video translation "aye its fucked"
Did cheaper imports kill this industry?
God how interesting
Would have loved a proper series on exactly how they did all that, 300ft up.
I used to have a clear view of these chimneys from my bedroom window as a kid, used to love the sight of them. I was only 5 years old when this was filmed. Sadly they are no longer there and the plot they were on is now being turned in to a modern incinerator which looks horrendous.
still searching for that theme tune - anyone know what it is?
Camera man should have stayed home.
Just to go up there is well impressive 👍💪
Is it still standing?
No, long gone I believe
Bugger that..i would sooner go down 300ft in a coal shaft than this...i can do scissors and pickers but not this..different discipline altogether..tons of respect for you guys.
What happened to these accents 🤣🤣
Amazing and ridiculous that raw sewerage was dumped into the rivers as late as 1987.
Today or TATA Chemicals Europe
The fuckin word is deterioration or deteriorating or deteriorated not deteriating or deteriated you absolute muppet
i have a loose crack after wincing throughout this vid...
Hi, where do you get all these videos about Brunner Mond and ICI? Do you have any about the Hillhouse works (also Mond Division; ICI C&P)?
Big bollox. Hats off to you fellas. I used to be a tree surgeon. F@#k going up there.🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣
Fascinating video. I was once told while the development of R134a was a success, the intial underwhelming sales due to illegal cfc recycling was part of the reasons why ICI collapsed. I tried to look up more modern sources recently but they all seem to point to the failed acquisitions as to why, and Kennedy's wonderful book was written just before everything unfolded. Is there anyone more familiar with the company would like to shed some light on this?
They built the chimneys up from the inside outwards. Worked their overhauling all the FD and ID fans coupersplit bearing and scraped the white metal bearing in on some of the larger rotating machines in. They used to have oil drums with fires in on the intakes in the early 1990s.
These insane men should have been paid 10,000 pounds per job but I'm sure they got just 30 shillings?
Just like to thank whoever posts these videos, they are a fascinating glimpse into the recent(ish) past. Also, if you have any videos or other information about ICI Dyestuffs and C&P in West Lancashire that would be great.
Balls to that mate just tell em everything is ok
The late great Bob Greaves!
331, 337, 338, restaurant, RFL all gone
I would imagine that building these is easier than the long term maintenance.
Sad to hear this chimney is no longer standing, hard to imagine the work that must have been undertaken to maintain the thousands of chimneys we once had in our nation and the output we had as a nation as a result of the works that the chimneys were for. We owe our forebears so much, I wish we could renew that old national spirit we once had. I feel like in the last decades we have squandered and wasted what was given to us, our nation betrayed by its political leaders.
They had to go. Chimney stacks and industrial prosperity promote racism !
Very true. I'm proud of Britain's industrial past, but so sad that much of our manufacturing has gone.
The stuff of nightmares .. Men like this (Mr Dibnah), are cut from a different cloth! MY GOD!!
I'll do it for £250 . 👍
Can anyone tell me details of the process please?
Nerves of steel
this video is a historical gem. Conditions where horrendous yet the workers just got on with it, both my grandfathers worked at ICI never lived long after retirement no wonder.
I should not watch these really my knees go...
Respect!..Great film and camara for back then.