Wednesday, 26 October 2011
Derby and Derbyshire webcams updated.
I maintain a list of all the current webcams I have found that feature content from within the city of Derby and the County of Derbyshire as well as Staffordshire webcams.
I have just updated my Derby webcam list as quite a few have now gone offline but I have included some new ones that you may not have seen before.
See my local webcams here :
Webcams in Derby and Derbyshire
For each webcam I have listed what type of webcam footage it offers and if you need to install a Browser plug-in to view them and if they work on an iPhone. Live webcams are great for checking out the weather if you are about to travel somewhere as you can see for yourself if its raining or snowing etc.
The most popular webcam in Derby is of course the Peregrine Falcons on Derby Cathedral, this webcam has been in place since 2006 and attracts online visitors from around the world and is extremely popular.
Derby needs some more webcams, can you help by providing a webcam stream for the city?
We only have 2 webcams in Derby, that's very poor ! I'm sure we can do better than that !
Just think of how many people out there in Derby who have permanent broadband connections and a computer that is "always on" and have a nice view out of their window.
Also lots of businesses around Derby that could have a webcam to generate publicity for their company, How about a pub cam?
Its so easy to setup a webcam these days it would be great if we could put Derby on the "webcam map". In recent years it has become possible to buy what is known as an IP Webcam which is the simplest method of getting a webcam online.
All you have to do with an IP Webcam is connect it directly (via Ethernet cable) or wifi to your Broadband Router, it has its own web server built in. you just configure the camera via a webpage and thats it ready to go live !
I have had to remove several webcams as they have gone offline, I will add them back again if they return. The following have been removed.
1) Mercia Marina in Willington. Dead ! UPDATE 31/10 Reinstated as link now updated and working.
2) Ram FM, Iron Gate, Derby. Taken over by Capital FM
3) Broomfield College bird feeders. A real shame this one has gone as it was one of the best webcams.
4) Hathersage, Gone !
If YOU know of any webcams in Derby or Derbyshire that I have missed or one that you have just set up and want promoting then please get in touch with all the details and I will add it to my list for you.
While looking for other local webcams I found a new one in Derby but then realised its actually a Derby in the USA.
Live streaming webcam in Derby, Wichita, Kansas.
This is a view of their New Derby Public Library at 1600 E. Walnut Grove. A pity we don't have a live webcam of Derby library !
I have added a few new local webcams, I will let you see if you can spot them.
On my Stafforshire webcams page I have added a live webcam of Burton on Trent, this has a great view of High Street where the infamous Burton Bollard is located.
See my current webcams list here :
Webcams in Derby and Derbyshire
Thanks
Andy
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Friday, 21 October 2011
Who is this Actor and what is being filmed here?
Last Sunday morning while on a break in London there was some filming being done on Duke's Road, Camden. I took these photographs on Sunday 16th October 2011.
Anybody know who this actor is and what they are filming?
Looks like its set in the 1940s, I don't recognise the actor. Could be a film or a TV series. I'm sure someone out there will recognise this.
Who is this actor ?
More photos of the filming :

Filming taking place in Dukes Road, London in October 2011

Filming taking place in Dukes Road, London in October 2011

Filming taking place in Dukes Road, London in October 2011

The filming was attracting lots of attention from passers by, The only reason I spotted it was because of the old bus.
Duke's Road is a side street off Euston Road which is the main road that runs past St Pancras International railway station.
I posted this question on Answerbank HERE.
Here is a Google Streetview of this road.
I found these videos of other filming going on in this location in the past.
Dancing in Dukes Road.
Eurovision Flash Mod Dancing.
Looks like Duke's Road is a popular place!
Post your answers to who and what is going on as a comment to this post.
Thanks
Andy
Anybody know who this actor is and what they are filming?
Looks like its set in the 1940s, I don't recognise the actor. Could be a film or a TV series. I'm sure someone out there will recognise this.
Who is this actor ?
More photos of the filming :
Filming taking place in Dukes Road, London in October 2011
Filming taking place in Dukes Road, London in October 2011
Filming taking place in Dukes Road, London in October 2011
The filming was attracting lots of attention from passers by, The only reason I spotted it was because of the old bus.
Duke's Road is a side street off Euston Road which is the main road that runs past St Pancras International railway station.
I posted this question on Answerbank HERE.
Here is a Google Streetview of this road.
I found these videos of other filming going on in this location in the past.
Dancing in Dukes Road.
Eurovision Flash Mod Dancing.
Looks like Duke's Road is a popular place!
Post your answers to who and what is going on as a comment to this post.
Thanks
Andy
Friday, 14 October 2011
Adrian Edmondson & The Bad Shepherds gig in Derby on Saturday 12 November 2011.
Did you know that Adrian Edmondson has a band called The Bad Shepherds? Well I saw them in London at the Great British Beer Festival and really enjoyed them so much that could not wait to see them again, And thankfully they happen to have a gig in a few weeks in Derby.
Adrian Edmondson &The Bad Shepherds perform in Derby on Saturday 12 November 2011.
The show starts at 8.00pm
Tickets are £17.50 from Derby Assembly Rooms Box Office or the old way by phone 01332 255800
If your old enough then I'm sure you will remember Ade Edmondson as Vyvyan in the early eighties TV show The Young Ones
. If your not so old then you may know him as the star of the ITV series The Dales.
The band have a couple of Albums out, the last one was Hook Or By Crook in November 2010.
The Bad Shepherds play punk songs on folk instruments. Not as a gag, but because they really like the noise. They think the songs are better than people remember. They love folk instruments. It works.
They do songs by The Sex Pistols, The Clash, The Stranglers, The Jam, Sham 69, The Undertones, The Ramones, The Buzzcocks, The Specials, Talking Heads, Squeeze and others, even Kraftwerk! Alright, they're not all punk, but they come from roughly the same era.
They've mostly given the songs a kind of Celtic feel, and they've stuck in the odd reel and jig here and there. But occasionally they just thrash!
They've always thought the excitement of a reel taking off is the nearest thing to the excitement of watching punk live in the 70s.
Here is my video of them performing Rise by Public Image Ltd at the Great British Beer Festival.
More info on the band on their website :
http://www.thebadshepherds.com/
Hope you enjoy the show.
Andy
Adrian Edmondson &The Bad Shepherds perform in Derby on Saturday 12 November 2011.
The show starts at 8.00pm
Tickets are £17.50 from Derby Assembly Rooms Box Office or the old way by phone 01332 255800
If your old enough then I'm sure you will remember Ade Edmondson as Vyvyan in the early eighties TV show The Young Ones
The band have a couple of Albums out, the last one was Hook Or By Crook in November 2010.
The Bad Shepherds play punk songs on folk instruments. Not as a gag, but because they really like the noise. They think the songs are better than people remember. They love folk instruments. It works.
They do songs by The Sex Pistols, The Clash, The Stranglers, The Jam, Sham 69, The Undertones, The Ramones, The Buzzcocks, The Specials, Talking Heads, Squeeze and others, even Kraftwerk! Alright, they're not all punk, but they come from roughly the same era.
They've mostly given the songs a kind of Celtic feel, and they've stuck in the odd reel and jig here and there. But occasionally they just thrash!
They've always thought the excitement of a reel taking off is the nearest thing to the excitement of watching punk live in the 70s.
Here is my video of them performing Rise by Public Image Ltd at the Great British Beer Festival.
More info on the band on their website :
http://www.thebadshepherds.com/
Hope you enjoy the show.
Andy
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