Here are the top 10 most Googled places in Northampton so far in 2022 – number six will shock you.
Thanks to Google Trends we can see what residents in Northampton have been searching for en masse over the course of this year.
As well as general nosiness, it’s a good opportunity to shout about some of the businesses in the town. Click through the gallery to see the top 10.
5. Northampton Filmhouse in Derngate
In at fifth is Northampton Filmhouse in Derngate and the town's Cultural Quarter. The independent cinema is a melting pot of culture, offering a range of indie films, classic films, ballet, and opera. For most screenings, tickets are priced at £10.50 with concessions available for over 60s, under 14s, students, receivers of Universal Credit and disabled patrons. Monday to Thursday, tickets for 16 to 25 year olds are £5.50 for standard screenings. Photo: Google
6. Milton Keynes Theatre
In at sixth is... Milton Keynes Theatre? Disappointed to say the least. I'm sure it's okay but it's got nothing on the majestic Royal and Derngate. Photo: Google
7. Royal and Derngate Theatre in Guildhall Road
In at seventh is Royal and Derngate theatre. That's more like it. An iconic institution in Northampton. The theatre presents the best touring musicals, drama, dance, comedy, music, family shows and more. Get down there, buy a ticket and enjoy a show! Photo: Google
8. Berzerk in Moulton Park Industrial Estate
In at number eight is another iconic Northampton institution, Berzerk. Providing families in town with a place to play for decades, what a place. Great day out for children - and adults too! And a perfect place to visit during the summer holidays. Photo: Google