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Greenside Tunnel - 618 Yards — G.N.R PUDSEY & LOW MOOR BRANCH — In 1882 the Great Northern Railway & Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway entered into an agreement to build a series of short connections to existing railways with a view of improving existing services through mutual running of the...

once I met with Reflux had no idea of the plan for today, we went too Greenside tunnel ( which I had knew about but hadnt been). access? well I hate palisade too say the least, sure my fellow explorer will be along too tell you about this. :D :p thanks too reflux for suggesting and taking me to...

An Edwardian school with many of the period features being uncovered thanks to pikeys ripping down suspended ceilings in their ever widening hunt for copper and other scrap metals. Quite trashed by both time, moisture and aforementioned pikeys but nonetheless a good explore. Visited with...

With my new residency in Bradford comes new places to explore and there is plenty to go at round here. I noticed Pudsey Grangefield school old building and thought it must be worth a pop Info shamelessy yoinked off the net :D "Pudsey Grangefield School is a state secondary school in...

The Pudsey Greenside Tunnel was opened in 1892 completing the Pudsey Loop to the west of Pudsey Town. The Tunnel is 616 yards long. The eastern end opens into a sheer sided cutting, containing a lot of flytipped waste. It is proposed that this eastern approach cutting will be backfilled with...

The eastern portal and approach cutting to this 616-yard tunnel are soon to be lost beneath infill. It formed part of an extension to the Stanningley-Pudsey (Greenside) line which crossed a massive embankment (reputed to be the most substantial in Europe) before reaching a junction at...