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There are a number of great vloggers on the Fylde coast covering Blackpool, Fleetwood, Cleveleys, Lytham St Annes. Here are some of the channels to have a look at on YouTube. To each their own, some vloggers you'll get on with, others maybe not so much.
1. A Walk on the Wild Side
Vlogger Stephen Cheatley is behind this very active YouTube vlog. Stephen does incidental videos of the Blackpool area and sometimes goes out live.
The first video on the channel is not local, it's actually from Las Vegas on 17 Sept 2006. The first local-ish video seems to be of a rainbow at Wrea Green on 16 Sept 2010. It's not until 2016 that more local video appears, First Flight DJI Phantom Pro Marton Blackpool, and Layton High Rise Flats Blackpool Demolition — that one is amazing, do watch as three tower blocks are blown away in an instance!
YouTube Channel: Walk On The Wild Side 48.8k subscribers as of 8 Oct 2023.
Stephen's 2nd Channel is: Starman 6.47k subscribers as of 8 Oct 2023.
Website: Stephen Cheatley Photography
Facebook: Stephen Cheatley Photography
Online Photography Shop: https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/stephen-cheatley
Twitter: Stephencheatley
2. Visit Fylde Coast
This northern lass, Jane, is a vlogger who originally hails from South Yorkshire and who now finds herself in Cleveleys. Her recent history is that she makes several 10-12 minute long videos on one day a week, then uploads them gradually over the course of the coming week. As well as walk-about or sit-down cakes on Live videos, there's also Brew at Two (BAT) on some Tuesday afternoons. The first video appearing on the YT channel is dated 3 November 2013. Called “Storm Clearing” and is 38 seconds long. Taking in destinations from Fleetwood to St Annes, you'll find a good range of places covered along with colloquial chatter from Jane.
YouTube Channel: Visit Fylde Coast 14.2K subscribers as of 8 Oct 2023.
Facebook Page: LiveBlackpool
Facebook Group: Visit Fylde Coast Group
Website: visitfyldecoast.info/ and many more website titles.
Shop: SeasideEmporium.co.uk - 'Packed full of Fylde Coast and seaside art'
Donate: via ko-fi
3. Lyca31
Vlogs are generally about local walks around Blackpool. You'll see street scenes, and things of passing interest. The young woman behind this is Hazel Sharratt.
YouTube Channel: Lyca31
Facebook Page: Lyca 6.9K subscribers as of 8 Oct 2023
Facebook Group: part of 'Blackpool & Fylde COAST Past, Present and Future' group
Instagram: Lyca31
Twitter: Lyca29
Donations: via ko-fi
4. Seaside
'Colin' is the one behind this vlog. He tends to probe into business premises to look at refurbishments, as well as general redevelopment work and seaside places in Blackpool. Development videos are headed, 'Building Blackpool Better' and at the time of writing he's up to Part 266 of that series. The first video on the vlog was a test video on 4 Sept 2015.
YouTube Channel: Seaside 4.81K subscribers as of 8 Oct 2023.
5. Old Blackpool Biker
Channel is not recommended unless you want to develop a headache. Vlogger hides behind the camera, swings it this way and that way or walks along with the camera going up and down. Too much of this channel and a headache will slowly creep up on you. First and many videos taken on or near 'Promenade' to the north of North Pier, Blackpool, as the vlogger emerges onto sea-front from Pleasant Street. Liable to show you the current weather along with relatively poorly informed banter. First video on channel 6 Nov 2020.
YouTube Channel: Old Blackpool Biker 5.78K subscribers as of 8 Jan 2023.
6. Blackpool and Beyond
'Mark' is the young vlogger behind the camera this time. His videos are very much fly-on-the-wall walk-arounds with very little talk if any. First video on the channel 7 Mar 2021.
YouTube Channel: Blackpool and Beyond 3.02k subscribers as of 10 Sep2023.
7. Caroline James Vlogs Blackpool
First item, 'Snow in Blackpool' appeared on 8th January 2021 shortly followed by 'Frozen Stanley Park Lake' both with information and other commentaries by Caroline.
YouTube Channel: Caroline James Vlogs Blackpool 2.71k subscribers as 10 Sep 2023.
8. Mark McNeill
Music and great high-quality photography from the Fylde Coast from Mark. Drone cameras feature a lot on these atmospheric videos which are mainly based near Lytham and south of the Fylde. Really ought to have a few more subscribers than this. Channel has videos going back to 2016.
YouTube Channel: Mark McNeill 1.19k subscribers as of 10 Sep 2023.
Facebook Group: part of 'Blackpool & Fylde COAST Past, Present and Future' group
Donations: via ko-fi
9. Blackpool Fylde & Wyre - History Mystery Heritage!
Juliette W Gregson's channel on Youtube, apart from a clip from the BBC showing her dog at Bispham in 2011, starts off with 'Demolition of Oxford Pub at Oxford square - Blackpool' in October 2016. The channel has lots of very short clips of film that mostly appear to have been uploaded in 2020 or later, but were filmed much earlier. Look out for the demolition of "Queenstown Flats 2016 , Blackpool".
YouTube Channel: Blackpool Fylde & Wyre - History Mystery Heritage! 938 subscribers as of 8 Jan 2023.
Article about Juliette: https://www.liveblackpool.info
On Facebook Juliette founded Blackpool's Past ! - The Original
Twitter: JulietteGregson
Donations: Buy Me A Coffee
10. Blackpool Bible
First item appeared on 8 Jul 2018, football chanting.
YouTube Channel: Blackpool Bible 759 subscribers as of 10 Sep 2023.
11. Scruffy Diamond in Blackpool
In and happening. Includes drone footage. (He's fully CAA licensed).
YouTube Channel: Scruffy Diamond in Blackpool 480 subscribers as of 10 Sep 2023.
Donations: Buy Me A Coffee
Footnote. Helen's Crowd and Loud
A lively voiceover and brisk walks mainly about Blackpool seafront. Channel included 'Fish and Chip Friday' where vlogger Leroy checks out random fish and chip shops and then proceeds to eat it with the camera rolling and give his verdict. He was online almost daily walking about and giving a brash take on life in the 'Pool. This channel really got going during the COVID-19 lockdown in May 2020.
YouTube Channel: Helen's Loud and Crowd 11.8K subscribers as of 10 Sep 2023.
Channel removed apparently due to a threat and was taken off YouTube in about February 2022.
Facebook: Helens Loud and Crowd
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