Abandoned UK

02/12/2025

Down a long driveway there is this tiny house. We didn’t expect it to be as small as it was. Im unsure of the year it was left, but it’s definitely been ransacked by thieves and smashed up by vandals. However, the stuff we did find in the house was quite interesting. I hope you enjoy the photos.

01/12/2025

The Vicarage.
Baram Blackett, who lived here, was a well-known historian across the uk.
He was originally from Sweden and was sent over to upper Clyde shipyards.

Fast forward a few years.

For those who don’t already know, somebody attempted to murder Baram Blackett back in August 2011 using an incendiary device placed under his bed, which created a massive house fire that nearly killed him.
Sadly 12 years later he ended up dieing in this house aged 91 his death was caused by a fire, I am unsure how it happened but surly the police should of launched a investigation, but like the fire in 2011 it probably got brushed under the carpet.
It’s clear that the kids had been in smashing the place up, but we found some crazy stuff inside like homemade weapons and explicit gay content too graphic to show.
This would have been a nice house before the kids had got in.
Everything has been left behind, but I thought maybe kids lived here judging by the bright pink bedroom, but nothing inside indicates that children would have lived here. There’s a video in the comments. Check it out.

29/11/2025

Fiddlers ferry power station
Few pictures from various visit’s
We have been in here more times then I can remember

28/11/2025

Victoria’s house
This house has been renovated.
This house was built around the 1840s and was left for quite a few years. You got to love the peeling paint sometimes. This was sold before the first lockdown.Been left since around the 90s with nature slowly creeping in.
It was like stepping back in time.
Got to be one of my favourite explores.

26/11/2025

A place we have tried to get in for years the only way your getting in is if you break in and we don’t do that

25/11/2025

Another bungalow.
This one’s known as the rocking chair house, I’m not actually sure what happened to the last people that lived here, but the house is full of all their belongings, including their clothes. There wasn’t anything that indicated the people who lived here were elderly. It was quite small, ideal for a couple, I guess, but there were only 5 rooms and one of them was a bedroom.

24/11/2025

Thw Uk's largest fibreglass company,
Nippon Electric Glass.

After finding an article online, we thought we would go and check out what was left behind, and wow, talk about high security presence. There were 6/7 dog units on site. It was a stealthy mission trying to get in without the dogs knowing or getting caught by the guards while they were driving about. Check out the video.
The factory produced fibreglass, a lightweight material used in products such as wind turbine blades and components for the rail and aerospace industries.

The factory closed in June 2025 after rescue talks failed. The closure resulted in the loss of 250 jobs at the site, which was the UK's largest fibreglass factory. The company had initiated a review of the facility's future in April 2025, and despite efforts by local politicians and the union, a deal was not reached, leading to the site being placed into voluntary liquidation.
There is a video in the comments.

22/11/2025

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21/11/2025

Old county mansion.
Sadly it don’t look like this now it’s been trashed almost like security have giving up on the place.
Originally built in the 1600's but most of the building was damaged in the 1800's by a huge fire.
A few years later the house was rebuilt bigger and better with loads of statues that were hand carved, and beautiful stained glass. It was taken over by the RAF during world war 2 and used for many years until the late 1900's, it was then converted in to a hotel and wedding venue. It was decided it would close in 2012 due to money issues. It’s criminal to leave such a gem to rot the way it has, It has some beautiful features inside this massive mansion, maybe one day it will reopen with success.
I’ve been here quite a few times now this place never get boring the detail inside is crazy short video below go check it out

21/11/2025

The hanging fireplace

19/11/2025

Chatterley Whitfield Colliery is a disused coal mine on the outskirts of Chell, Staffordshire in Stoke on Trent, England. It was the largest mine working the North Staffordshire Coalfield and was the first colliery in the UK to produce one million tons of saleable coal in a year.
The colliery and pithead baths complex are on Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register due to being in very bad condition and not in use.In September 2019, it was named on the Victorian Society's list of the top ten most endangered buildings in England and Wales. The colliery opened around about 1850s And shut in 1977.
There’s a video below of the explore in the comments hope you enjoy.