youth centre

On a drive home from work spotted this one, was a few bits still left inside but not much. History The Bilberry Hill Centre was a hostel and sports facility run by Birmingham Clubs for Young People and nestling at the base of Bilberry Hill. The building was donated to the people of Birmingham...

I’ve Seen this place on instagram but I don’t think there have been any reports yet. History I couldn’t find much online. Stared as Brighton Boys Club in 1917 in John street when it was know as ST John Street. The service moved into a purpose Built Youth Club in Edward Street and opened to...

History The Claughton Centre which was formerly known as the Sir Gilbert Claughton school was also originally a school Dudley Upper Standards School when it opened in 1904 until 1957 when it came under the name the Sir Gilbert Claughton school who had been the mayor of Dudley at this time. The...

History - The Adelphi Lads Club was formed in 1888 to give local boys from deprived areas a venue to do something to stay out of trouble. In 1921, the Lads Club moved to the corner of Cannon Street, cornering North George Street. In it’s duration, the club ran many sports teams including...

Nice little explore, there was a strange guy inside. Kept away from him. But easy access, easy parking, no security.

We explored this building later on the night, probably not the best decision we’ve made. Easy to say that this place made us feel uneasy. It wasn’t too hard to gain access, basically had to climb a small tree with a chair embedded in it. A soon as we got in, we heard noises and was convinced...