Salvage Hunters

In Bradford, Drew Pritchard combs through a Victorian wool mill, searching for potentially valuable scrap items and forgotten remnants that may be repurposed or sold. He meticulously examines every corner of the historic building, hoping to uncover hidden treasures among the old machinery and debris.

The programme follows presenter Drew Pritchard as he steps inside a historic wool‑working facility dating back to the Victorian era, situated in the city of Bradford. It centres on his exploration of this old industrial space, giving viewers a glimpse of a setting that has long been out of everyday sight. During the episode, Pritchard moves through the mill’s corridors and work‑areas, carefully examining the surroundings for anything that might still hold worth. He focuses on locating scrap items that could prove valuable, as well as uncovering remnants that have simply been left forgotten over the decades. The core of the show is the hunt for these potentially valuable pieces of metal, wood or other materials, alongside the discovery of overlooked artefacts that have lain untouched within the mill’s walls. By combing through the Victorian wool‑mill’s forgotten corners, Pritchard aims to separate what might still have market value from the myriad of discarded objects that have accumulated over the building’s long history.