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Hi everyone! Long time lurker - first time poster so excuse me if this isn’t formatted brilliantly. Decided to take a day off and check out Tansley Wood Mills up in Matlock, Derbyshire. Haven’t really been urbexing before, and recommend the site if you’re just starting out. Very easy to find and...

Quick condition update from 02/04/2026. Walked through Hamer’s Hill Tunnel (Denholme) from end to end. Conditions are broadly similar to previous reports, with ongoing water ingress and a very “thick” atmosphere throughout. The tunnel retains its characteristic Great Northern design, with...

Quick condition update from Clayton Tunnel (West Yorkshire), 02/04/2026. Walked from the entrance to the first shaft. Conditions broadly similar to previous years, with ongoing water ingress and some localised deterioration, but no major changes observed in this section. Had planned to...

Haven’t posted any reports recently after a little accident in parc, however was in Derbyshire and thought I’d take a look at Mildam. After climbing the gate I was immediately apprehended by the landowner, however being friendly has it’s benefits and he opened the gate to explain the history...

History Three Bridge Mill, located near Twyford in Buckinghamshire, is a three-story watermill with an attached house that has existed in some form since the medieval period. It was owned by the Burton family in the 18th century before passing to the Taylors, who lived and worked there until...

Just an update to save anyone else the hassle. Had a quick nose around to see if it was accessible after many years away. Topside all looks ok. Vent shaft still present but entrance hatch has a big shiny silver padlock. I suspect due to it's proximity to a Naseby battle viewpoint it's kept on...

Hi guys, Please excuse this post if its bad (it's my first one) Just realised there have been no updates about the bunker so if anyone was thinking of going, this is what you should know. I went there last Friday and all the doors/entrances were sealed including emergency ones. Also the farmer...

It's been a few months since we've posted any update on the Brindle post after we volunteered to help @MichaelPrescott with the restoration work. The post has come on a lot over the past few months thanks to the tireless work of all the volunteers and it's now starting to get close to being a...

Anyone fancy sharing their best shots of fletchers from over the years? Feel free to dump them on here, would love to see some! As of the 7th April, most of the bottom mill is gone. The beater hall, roller rooms and finishing department have all been demolished, as well as one of the office...

the Royalty Cinema is a well trodden well known site in Birmingham. It’s local to me so i’ve been going regularly since it burnt down. Over the years it’s gotten more boarded up. Since the summer, i’ve noticed it’s gotten significantly more boarded up. I’m here to give a report on how it is very...

Hi there - This is my first post - hopefully one of many more I know that this site has been visited by a few members but it seems that the last report was from December 2021 and it seems that the site has changed quite a bit since then. I've been looking for this site for some time, driving...

Me and my mum went to aldermaston court and we were in there for a good half an hour the alarm was going off because a bird we were going around exploring then the alarm stopped and we went init a room scared and then we were with 2 other people so we went init a room and then put chairs up...

Just in case this is of interest and you haven't seen it. Refers to Mosquito aircraft which came down on hills near Bransdale, in the North York Moors, in October 1944. Bodies of Second World War airmen found an hour's walk away from crash site

I visited the site a couple of months ago in the hopes of having a look around only to find that it has been demolished to make way for what I think is yet another housing estate. Unfortunately I didn't take any pictures when I was there but it is now a pile of rubble. This was a sad to discover...

Im sure you all know the history, built 1871 and closed in 2005, this place has been popping up on here for the past 15 years or so. I didnt expect much as a lot of the more recent reports say this place has fallen down and is very dangerous.... I still found loads of interesting things and i...