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Discover the hidden history of the Aylestone Gas Works — once one of Leicester’s most important industrial sites. In this video, I explore what it used to be, why it disappeared, and what stands there today. If you love Leicester history, urban exploring, or forgotten landmarks, this one’s for you. 👉 Watch the full story here on John Ghent Woz Ere Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more Leicester secrets and local history! #Leicester #Aylestone #LeicesterHistory #GasWorks #JohnGhe

Leicester has more abandoned buildings than most people realise… and this one’s just the start. Walking past places like this hits differently — a mix of history, mystery, and the question: How did we end up with so many forgotten spaces in one city? If you’ve seen an abandoned spot in Leicester, which one stayed with you the most? #LeicesterHistory #HiddenLeicester #UrbanExploration #BeforeAfterLeicester #LeicesterLiving | John Ghent Leicester Estate Agent

St. Martin’s Cathedral has stood at the heart of Leicester for nearly a thousand years — and the stories behind it are even more incredible. From its Roman foundations to becoming the resting place of King Richard III, this cathedral has carried century after century of history in its walls. Here are a few fun facts that make this place truly unforgettable. History is everywhere — you just have to look closer. 📍 St. Martin’s Cathedral, Leicester #StMartinsCathedral #LeicesterHistory #HistoricLe

2K views · 24 reactions | Renovations continue at Leicester Cathedral! Listen here to go behind the scenes and find out the difference between a grotesque and a gargoyle: https://bbc.in/38DJPpu | BBC Leicester | Facebook

Richard III: the moment the king's coffin arrived at Leicester Cathedral for a special service going on this evening. It marks the end of a day-long journey around Leicestershire and through the city for the remains of the last Plantagenet King of England, who rested for more than 500 years beneath a car park. | BBC Leicester