Myself and Squirrell set out to take a look around this place, as it's virtually on his doorstep.
From the aerial pic it promised to be an epic site, however sadly it was far from it.
2 of the potentially more interesting buildings have long since been demolished, the pikeys have stripped out anything useful that remained.
It was worth a look, but tbh unless your inspired by a 4 hour Derp then I would recommend you spend your time elsewhere in search of better stuff!
Some History:
The site in Leeds/Horsforth was a designated Textile, Leather and Paper site, although products from other businesses were manufactured there.
Formed in 1995 as a spin off from the chemical company Sandoz.
It was the main driver for the research, development, production and marketing of Optical Brightening Agents (OBAs, FWAs) world-wide.
The site finally closed down in 2008, resulting in the loss of 270 jobs.
Harrow Estates have since accquired the entire area (32 acres) as part of a compulsary purchse. This includes the nearby Colourflex Dyeworks and Riverside Mills.
The first batch of pics are from the following 3 buildings
The next few from the large warehouse/storage depot
This only remaining feature left within the Auxillary buildings (This was right opposite the security lodge)
Admin Building
Canteen Block
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