The 10 things you don't see in Northampton anymore that you could a decade ago

Northampton has seen huge change over the last ten years.
Going, going, gone...the former Northampton Chronicle & Echo building was completely demolished in 2014. The building in Upper Mounts, which first opened in 1978, has now been knocked down to make way for Aldi. We remember it well...Going, going, gone...the former Northampton Chronicle & Echo building was completely demolished in 2014. The building in Upper Mounts, which first opened in 1978, has now been knocked down to make way for Aldi. We remember it well...
Going, going, gone...the former Northampton Chronicle & Echo building was completely demolished in 2014. The building in Upper Mounts, which first opened in 1978, has now been knocked down to make way for Aldi. We remember it well...

Everyone remembers sticky dance floor nights, top value pick'n'mix and cheap pints at some of Northampton's most nostalgic haunts. Although we shall always remember them fondly, the town has changed in many other ways over the years from new bars and top restaurants on Wellingborough Road to the new all-singing-all-dancing students union bar, The Platform in George Row. Here's a look at some familiar stomping grounds over the last decade as our gallery showcases.

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