Reverse Harthill Loop
Gentle circular walk from Kiveton via Todwick and Harthill on Easter Sunday 2019.
Kiveton Park Station 11/7/18
A look at the stations around Doncaster heading out towards Scunthorpe, as well as covering the stations between Lincoln Central and Sheffield via Worksop, annoyingly we went on a day where the pacers weren’t operating so really did defeat the whole object of the visiting these particular stations that’s the ones between Lincoln and Dannal, so another trip is planned to cover these, however we still had lovely weather whilst filming so please enjoy!
All 29 South Yorkshire Railway Stations (visiting EVERY station)
Every South Yorkshire railway station. All 29 National Rail stations in the county of the South Yorkshire, England (UK). Northern, TransPennine Express, Cross Country, East Midlands Railway London North Eastern Railway, Grand Central and Hull Trains serve the stations of South Yorkshire.
The stations in South Yorkshire along with the operator that manages the station and the date I last visited the station:
Adwick 26/09/2020 (Northern)
Barnsley 05/06/2021 (Northern)
Bentley 30/04/2022 (Northern)
Bolton-upon-Dearne 30/04/2022 (Northern)
Chapeltown 05/06/2021 (Northern)
Conisbrough 30/04/2022 (Northern)
Darnall 29/08/2020 (Northern)
Darton 23/10/2021 (Northern)
Dodworth 05/06/2021 (Northern)
Doncaster 20/06/2022 (LNER)
Dore & Totley 29/05/2021 (Northern)
Elsecar 05/06/2021 (Northern)
Goldthorpe 30/04/2022 (Northern)
Hatfield & Stainforth 10/04/2019 (Northern)
Kirk Sandall 10/04/2019 (Northern)
Kiveton Bridge 29/08/2020 (Northern)
Kiveton Park 29/08/2020 (Northern)
Meadowhall 09/12/2022 (Northern)
Mexborough 30/04/2022 (Northern)
Penistone 05/06/2021 (Northern)
Rotherham Central 19/03/2022 (Northern)
Sheffield 09/12/2022 (East Midlands Railway)
Silkstone Common 05/06/2021 (Northern)
Swinton 30/04/2022 (Northern)
Thorne North 10/04/2019 (Northern)
Thorne South 10/04/2019 (Northern)
Thurnscoe 30/04/2022 (Northern)
Wombwell 05/06/2021 (Northern)
Woodhouse 29/08/2020 (Northern)
Each station within the video is shown with station name and the 3 letter station code. Note that only National Rail stations are included.
Note that Rotherham Parkgate is a Supertram Tram Train stop and not a national rail station.
This video includes all the stations in South Yorkshire in June 2023.
All 29 South Yorkshire stations: 00:00
Adwick 00:05
Barnsley 00:09
Bentley 00:13
Bolton-upon-Dearne 00:17
Chapeltown 00:21
Conisbrough 00:25
Darnall 00:29
Darton 00:33
Dodworth 00:37
Doncaster 00:41
Dore & Totley 00:45
Elsecar 00:49
Goldthorpe 00:53
Hatfield & Stainforth 00:57
Kirk Sandall 01:01
Kiveton Bridge 01:05
Kiveton Park 01:09
Meadowhall 01:13
Mexborough 01:17
Penistone 01:21
Rotherham Central 01:25
Sheffield 01:29
Silkstone Common 01:33
Swinton 01:37
Thorne North 01:41
Thorne South 01:45
Thurnscoe 01:49
Wombwell 01:53
Woodhouse 01:57
Endscreen 02:01
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First South Yorkshire | X54 | Harthill - Kiveton Park - Todwick - Aston - Treeton - Sheffield
This service is the 14:36 to Sheffield. The X54 is operated by First South Yorkshire during Monday to Saturday in the day with TM Travel operating the evening and Sunday services.
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First South Yorkshire | X5 | Sheffield - Aston - Kiveton Park - South then North Anston - Dinnington
This is the 10:11 X5 service that runs to Dinnington Interchange via Sheffield Parkway, Handsworth, Fence, Aston, Wales, Kiveton Park, South Anston & North Anston before terminating at Dinnington.
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Sheffield Endcliffe Park, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England - 31 August, 2020
Views Around Sheffield Endcliffe Park, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England - 31 August, 2020 - .
I've just added a new film to my Tourism: England: South Yorkshire playlist, here: of some views around Sheffield's Endcliffe Park.
Endcliffe Park is a large park in the city of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. The park was opened in 1887 to commemorate the Jubilee of Queen Victoria. Endcliffe Park comprises parkland as well as woodland. The portion along Rustlings Road is grassy and used as a recreation ground whilst the Northern border, separated from the recreation grounds by the Porter Brook is woodland, and is traversed by many paths. To read more about Endcliffe Park, click here: .
This film, features views around the park, including the plants, woodland, waterways and paths. The film also features the following identified locations: Porter Brook, Queen Victoria Memrial Tree, Queen Victoria Monument, Porter Brook Path, Memorial to the Crew of USAF B17 Mi Amigo, Holme Wheel Dam, Rustlings Road, Queen Victoria Obelisk, and Hallamshire Tennis & Squash Club.
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First South Yorkshire | 29 | Rotherham - Whiston - Aston - Wales - Kiveton Park - Harthill
This is the 13:40 29 to Harthill via Whiston, Aston, Wales & Kiveton Park.
This service operates Monday to Saturday only.
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TM Travel help to provide the evening and Sunday service on the 29a.
First South Yorkshire | X5 | Dinnington - North then South Anston - Kiveton Park - Aston - Sheffield
This is the 11:48 X5 service toward Sheffield Interchange which operates via Swallownest. The Sheffield direction operates on a half hourly basis with the timetable posted down below.
SHIREOAKS: Bassetlaw Parish #1 of 66
Ok so today something a little different for you. Not a Rotherham parish, not a Barnsley parish and not a Doncaster parish. This one is TVI's first foray OUT of South Yorkshire and into another county. Welcome to Nottinghamshire people!
The opportunity was too great to not take this one up when I filmed Thorpe Salvin, because literally a mile or so from Netherthorpe Airfield, you can be in the centre of this next parish, our first one in Bassetlaw, and boy is this one a good place to start! Bassetlaw has 66 parishes (NOT 67 as I said previously in a video - I forgot Norton and Cuckney have now merged into one), a right off the bat, what this one has probably won't be matched easily by some of the other 65.
You'll find an old colliery here, with a pit top used in pretty much the same was as Kiveton Park's was, and partially built on the land it once had is a marina. Yes - a MARINA - which is used by narrowboats on the Chesterfield Canal which passes right through the centre of the parish. There's also a train station here, and one of the finest churches I've ever seen.
All that is before you consider the history around Tub Row, the row of 56 terraces that stands opposite the church that didn't have any mains water until 1932, and so had to collect rainwater in their back yards, earning it the nickname. Speaking of names, this parish once had an oak tree planted where the Nottinghamshire boundary met Derbyshire and Yorkshire. The tree is no longer there, but a new one is planned to be planted at some point.
That fact the tree was there though is what led to the name of this place being what it is. This is SHIREOAKS.
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Train Service From Sheffield To Lincoln Calling At Kiveton Park
SHEFFIELD INTERCHANGE Walking tour | Sheffield City Centre | South Yorkshire England United Kingdom
Sheffield Interchange is the main bus station in central Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. The facility is served by buses operating across the Sheffield region, as well as National Express coaches that connect Sheffield with destinations across the United Kingdom.
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Worksop Walk: Town Centre【4K】
Located in the county of Nottinghamshire, and around 25 miles north of Nottingham, is the town of Worksop.
A settlement has existed in Worksop since at least Norman times. In the Domesday Book of 1086 it is recorded as 'Werchesope'. The name comes from 'Weorc', an Old English person's name, and 'hop', meaning valley or enclosure.
Geographically Worksop is situated on the River Ryton at the northern edge of Sherwood Forest in the Bassetlaw district of Nottinghamshire at the northern end of the county. In 1296 it was granted a town charter during the reign of Edward I.
In 1777 the Chesterfield Canal opened, which passed through Worksop. This paved the way for growth in the town as industries emerged. Worksop's economy at this time mostly revolved around agriculture. The town was to be transformed with the discovery of coal in the area. The first coal mine was Shireoaks Colliery, which opened in 1859. The mining industry would provide employment to Worksop up until the 1990s when the pits eventually closed.
Today Worksop's economy revolves mostly around the service industry. It is situated roughly between Nottingham, Sheffield and Lincoln, making it practical for commuting purposes for those employed outside of the town.
Famous people from Worksop include football manager Graham Taylor, musician John Parr and golfer Lee Westwood.
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Filmed: 31st May 2021
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Filmed on a Sony FDR-AX700 with a Zhiyun Crane 2 and a Sony ECM-XYST1M Stereo Microphone.
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0:00 Park Street
1:34 Bridge Street
6:41 Bridge Place
9:05 Watson Road
10:11 River Ryton
10:19 Watson Road
10:59 Ryton Street
13:46 Central Avenue
WALES: Rotherham Parish #20 of 31
Don't be fooled by the name of this place, you are still firmly in England, although the name of the village which gives this parish it's name is thought to originate from the country of the same name.
You won't find any rolling Welsh valleys or snow capped peaks, nor will you find the locals speaking a language different to English. Trust me, there are no words beginning with LL around here.
What you will find though is our first look at a railway station on this channel, and like London buses, two come along at once! You'll also find a lovely country park - South Yorkshire's biggest no less - in the West of the parish, not to mention the Community Woodland that has sprung up as a result of the local colliery being closed.
There was a ton of other things to see here, so I will let this near 20 minute video do the talking.
You might not find any flags bearing a red dragon around here, but I promise you, you are in WALES.
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Haunted Britain | The Hitchhiker | A Ghost Story (4K)
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In this episode, we find ourselves in the Cotswolds village of Asthall where we experience two visits to two separate VICTIMS by the same ghostly apparition.
Released on Christmas Eve, this is the second in our Haunted Britain series, a spine chilling collection of British Ghost Stories, filmed whilst visiting historical British sites.
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ASTON CUM AUGHTON: Rotherham Parish #31 of 31
Two months ago, a small YouTuber by the name of Andy finally decided to have a go at doing something crazy - visit all 10.449 civil parishes in England and record the whole thing on his GoPro - an idea which he first had back in August 2020, but one to which he never really gave any serious thought.
After finally gaining the confidence to at least try it, beginning the journey with Harthill with Woodall - a video which let's be fair, is not the greatest ever on the platform - that idea has a whole lot of encouragement from people in and around Rotherham.
Oh and Doncaster.
...and Worksop.
...and Barnsley
Oh and even in some places in West Yorkshire, Not to mention there's some encouragement on an international level because The Village Idiot has reaches New York and parts of Australia given some of the messages I've had! The point of all this is that whilst TVI might have started small, it's now grown into something beyond my wildest dreams already.
So I present you with the last instalment in the Rotherham series before I head off to other parts of the country, and this one is a good one to finish the borough with. There's any number of schools, two big parks, a huge library, churches, cracking views over the valleys around and a tenth tier football club that rather amusingly nicknames it's stadium after one of the most famous in the world.
It's taken just over two months, but here we are in the 31st and final parish in Rotherham Metropolitan Borough - ASTON CUM AUGHTON.
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Disused Canals - Cuckoo Way Walk Part 2 - Chesterfield Canal Missing Section Explore
Cuckoo Way Walk Part 2 - Disused Canals - Chesterfield Canal Missing Section Explore
Killamarsh to Kiveton Park via Norwood Locks and Norwood Tunnel.
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00:00 Intro
01:08 Recap of Part 1 - Staveley to Killamarsh
01:49 Start at Killamarsh Central Station
02:43 Lancashire, Derbyshire & East Coast Railway Disused and Ruined Bridge crosses the canal.
03:13 Killamarsh Greenway & Town
06:38 Belk Lane Lock and Bridge
13:05 Norwood - 1833 Bridge
14:10 Norwood Locks
16:03 Norwood Tunnel Western Portal
24:26 Norwood Tunnel Eastern Portal - Kiveton Park
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We continue our walk along the missing section of the disused Chesterfield Canal, starting where we left off in part 1 - the old Killamarsh Central Station on the Transpennine Trail south of Sheffield.
We can follow the route of the old canal path for a while, until it is lost to a housing estate in the town of Killamarsh. Crossing Sheffield Road at the old Belk Lane Lock and Lock House, we pick up the disused hollowed out canal again.
It is only after we start to enter Norwood that we leave behind the urban sprawl and light industry and the charm of the old canal starts to shine through again. We pass under a small bridge dating back to the 1830s and then enter the series of 13 locks as we ascend the Norwood Lock complex.
At the top of the locks, we can see the old bricked up portal to the disused Norwood Tunnel. Left to ruin after a collapse in the early 1900s cut off this whole western section of the canal.
We then hike under the M1 motorway, over the top of the old Kiveton Park Colliery and Kiveton Community Woodland and meet up again with the canal as it would have emerged from the other end of the tunnel all those years ago.
From Kiveton Park onwards, the canal is fully restored all the way back to the River Trent.
And that concludes our 9 mile explore over 2 videos as the missing section of the Chesterfield Canal. The efforts to reopen this lost 9 miles is still underway and remains an ambitious task as can be seen in the two videos
For anyone interested in reading more about the restoration plans of the Chesterfield Canal, have a read of this link
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RUFFORD: Newark and Sherwood Parish #76 of 84
NEWARK AND SHERWOOD PARISH #76: RUFFORD
Welcome to Rufford, which is one of the smallest villages in Newark and Sherwood, yet commands the largest area of any parish in the district. That fact is due to the sheer size of Rufford Country Park, an enormous tract of land which was all part of the Rufford Estate. Mind you, if you think the land it covers now is extensive, think again. At its peak, the Rufford Estate covered approximately 29 square miles.
Following the dissolution of the monasteries, Rufford Abbey and its land was granted to the Earl of Shrewsbury. George Talbot, husband to Bess of Hardwick and The 6th Earl, George Talbot, transformed the old abbey into a country house. It was then often visited by James I and Charles I who liked to hunt in Sherwood Forest.
In 1626 the house passed to the Savile family who continued to improve both it and the estate it sits within. The Savile’s had a hand in many of Ruffords most well known features like the mill, the lake, and even the roads that run around it. Famed for many a reason, the best bit about Rufford Country Park is that today, its all completely free to walk around.
So what are we waiting for? Lets do it!
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Chesterfield Canal, West Stockwith to Staveley, a Visitors view with narration
A look at some of the many access points for the casual visitor to enjoy walking or cycling along the towpath. Some brief history and details along the canal from West Stockwith to Tapton Lock near Chesterfield. Mainly pictorial with some narration. Filmed in association with Dingle Studios
00:00-West Stockwith
02:34-Misterton
03:39- Walkeringham
04:17-Shaw Lock
05:49-Gringley Lock
07:10- Drakeholes
09:00-Wiseton
10:17-Clayworth
12:00-Hayton
12:28-Whitsunday Pie Lock
13:09-Retford
15:07-Ranby
16:05-Worksop
18:00- Shireoaks Marina plus
19:15-Kiveton Park
20:15-Construction site and Staveley Marina
21:40-Mill Green
22:31-Hollingwood hub
23:35-Wheeldon Mill Lock
25:22-Tapton Lock visitor centre
26:07-Website Information
Disused Canal - Norbriggs Cutting Abandoned Canal Section on the Chesterfield Canal
Disused Canal - Norbriggs Cutting Abandoned Canal Section on the Chesterfield Canal
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Another former canal arm off the Chesterfield Canal. This time closer to the Chesterfield end. The Norbriggs Cutting left the main canal route between Renishaw and Staveley at the 6 mile post. It ran for around 1 mile before terminating at a wharf on what is now the main Chestefield to Worksop road (A619) at Norbriggs.
The canal was opened at some stage between 1775 and 1777, just before the the main canal to Chesterfield has opened.
As we found, the route of the canal is still evident, but well overgrown. In some areas, the canal cutting has been reclaimed by farming and as an access to neighbouring houses. The Cuckoo Way trail that follows the towpath all the way to the River Trent is signposted from where the wharf once stood
At the Norbriggs end of the canal was one of the earliest examples of a railway in Derbyshire - known as a Newcastle Rail Road (or Newcastle Raile Way as it was also known). This horse drawn railway ran on wooden rails and connected the canal to nearby colliery workings and helped bring coal traffic to the canal. This railway was disbanded in the 1790s.
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