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Newcastle's Lost Neighbourhood of Scotswood

Become a patron to support the channel and gain access to exclusive videos idea polls and support the creation of topics:   / jordanreeve   This video looks over 5 major developments and changes within the History of Scotswood and the West end of Newcastle. From Amber films capturing the demolition of Scotswood in the 1970s, the Noble street flats, Cruddas park and the Rise development in scotswood. This films aims to tell the story of an entire neighbourhood, through the creative reuse of existing documentary films (Creative commons). 📹 GREATEST HITS: Tyne and Wear Metro Expansions: [   • Tyne and Wear Metro- Expansions  ](   • Tyne and Wear Metro- Expansions  ) The Fate of Sheffield's Park Hill Estate: [   • The Fate of Sheffield's Park Hill Est...  ](   • The Fate of Sheffield's Park Hill Est...  ) Newcastle Pilgrim Street Developments: [   • Newcastle Pilgrim Street Developments  ](   • Newcastle Pilgrim Street Developments  ) Newcastle's Next Tallest Tower: [   • Newcastle's Next Tallest Tower?  ](   • Newcastle's Next Tallest Tower?  ) A Rubbish Problem for Newcastle: [   • A Rubbish Problem for Newcastle  ](   • A Rubbish Problem for Newcastle  ) Newcastle's Biggest Waste of Space: [   • Newcastle's Biggest Waste of Space  ](   • Newcastle's Biggest Waste of Space  ) Follow Jordan Reeve 📷 Instagram: [  / jordanconno.  .](  / jordanconno..  ) Twitter:   / jordancreeve   Music: Epidemic Sound Would you like to advertise with us, direct business inquiries to: [email protected] ABOUT JORDAN REEVE A full-time planner, Jordan Reeve specialises in creating videos about the built environment to tell its stories. The topics cover the historical development of cities alongside psychogeography-style walks, which aims to uncover the urban environment as well as pose questions about the space and place in which we live, work, and play. He lives in Newcastle Upon Tyne and attempts to showcase the modern face of a former industrial city, which is still finding its way in regeneration. #newcastlehistory