In the county of Durham in northeast England, the town with its 27,000 people Consett. Located right on the edge of the Pennines mountain range, uses this small city on about 145 inhabitants in 1841 to have only. As the local economy is booming, the number of people grows and grows.
The real cause of the boom town of the different minerals found in the area. Three key ingredients to produce iron and steel are within thewithin reach in Consett. Coking coal, iron ore, limestone and black band are all very abundant for industrial use.
Derwent River runs the exact location of Consett. This is the reason why the industrial developments that went on in the Derwent Valley was a major influence on the city as well. The Derwent Valley was indeed one of the earliest steel cradle in the UK.
There are more and more companies begin in Consett. The TV spots fromPhileas Fogg Company were very famous in 1988. They come with the Made in Medomsley Road, Consett tagline. Many housing developments are in the city have been developed in recent years. They currently employ are used on the site of the hut.
Consett has a very famous home of the first Salvation Army Corps Band, which was founded in 1879 and during the Christmas-out playing in the street. One of the oldest theaters in the county of Durham, The Empire,is located in Consett. Plays take place, various acts and an annual Christmas pantomime, said the theater, and the viewing of major film events, if it is free from the usual expectations.
Apart from all these remarkable facts Consett is also home to many famous people. Rowan Atkinson, who plays the infamous Mr. Bean, is a product and the pride of Consett.
