headquarters

This is the old Evening Chronicle headquarters in Newcastle. It was opened in 1965 by the then prime minister Harold Wilson, and they operated the Evening Chronicle, the Journal, and the Sunday Sun from these offices. It closed in 2018 as they moved to more modern premises. What an explore this...

Explore: I had actually known about this place for a while and tried it before it became popular with no luck in 2020, The site is really empty but the building is extremely photogenic for a concrete block with some nice lighting and central overgrowth which made it great to shoot. History: The...

the abandoned army headquarters in Aldershot, a grand red-brick and stone Victorian building dating back to 1895, still carries the imposing presence of its military past. Once the heart of command in the town, it has stood largely silent since the army moved out in 2014. On our visit, we...

Craigiehall Army Headquarters Constructed between 1695 and 1699, Craigiehall House was commissioned by William Johnstone, 2nd Earl of Annandale, and designed by the renowned architect Sir William Bruce, with contributions from James Smith. This late 17th-century classical villa set a...

Hi all, i have just been made aware that the AA hq in Basingstoke has finally been emptied.

(Not to be confused with the fire station in the guildhall) This looks pretty interesting, like a campus of some kind? https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/local-news/old-fire-service-headquarters-turned-9689355

Hello, Everybody... I have recently explored the Sandhar & Kang (SK Building), and I was able to document my exploration. The Brief History Sandhar and Kang 'SK Building formerly George J. Mason LTD. Grocers. This building was originally used as the headquarters for the grocery stores owned...

Intro This one I gleaned from a useful tip on the Leads and Rumours forum, shoutout to @Old Git !!! What a useful forum that is turning out to be! This one is looking very ripped out and if anyone intends to explore I would recommend bringing a respirator that is capable of dealing with...

This building served as a HQ to the glass making company Pilkington for over 40 years until the company relocated to one of its other to its facilities near Ormskirk. The company was founded in 1826 and became a major employer of the area, It served as the headquarters for more than 40 years...

Introduction Another from mine and Jake’s Merseyside trip. I love the modernist and minimalist interior of this site so I was excited to visit. We also did Pilkington’s old sandwash plant, my recent report of this can be found here if of interest. Company History & Information This is one of...

January 2023 The Visit After seeing the epic thread from @Esoteric Eric I just had to pay this one a visit (if not for the staircase shot alone), visited this one with @stranton and @coolboyslim whilst out and about in the Liverpool area. We spent a good hour here covering the full building...

The former Salford Central Police Headquarters looks out onto the public square which it shares with the former Central Fire Station. Designed by the architectural practice of Bradshaw, Gass & Hope this brick and Portland stone building was opened in 1957. Following amalgamation of forces...

After years of watching the site and hearing of it being open and then sealed again too many times - today the time was right! It was a real buzz to get into this place finally and have a good look round! Built in 1957 to accommodate the service and over time, amalgamate various local stations...

Constructed by Bradshaw, Gass and Hope in the 1950's stands the historic Salford Police station on the Crescent. It was once the headquarters of Salford City Police and C.I.D division and later turned into Greater Manchester Police Salford Division. With its sad and permanent closure in 2008...

Hi all, I see a lot of posts on this place are around ten years old now so thought I would provide some newer photography with the nice fat wide angle lens. Not much new to report so this is a fairly quick report, but hopefully of interest anyway. The History There's plenty of information...