Northampton has more than its share of landmarks in its town centre.
But over the past decade, some of its best-known spots have been pulled to the ground.
From Greyfriars Bus Station to the old offices of the Chronicle & Echo - we look back at ten demolitions which have rocked the town centre.
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From Greyfriars Bus Station to the old offices of the Chronicle & Echo - we look back at ten demolitions which have rocked the town centre.
5. Silver Jubilee pub
The Silver Jubilee pub at North Bretton was demolished in March 2022 to make way for a school Photo: NA
6. The Olde Red House
The Olde Red House, off the A43 in Hannington, was demolished in May 2021. Built as a farmhouse in 1824, it stood by the side of the main Kettering to Northampton road for nearly 200 years but stood derelict for years until it was finally torn down Photo: NA
7. Top Of The Town nightclub
The Top Of The Town nightclub in Great Russell Street was demolished in May 2022 to make way for a block of 19 apartments. Once a lively nightspot, it had stood derelict for years Photo: NA
8. Greyfriars bus station
Perhaps the most famous demolition to hit Northampton in recent years, Greyfriars bus station was regularly voted one of Britain's ugliest buildings until it was finally razed in March 2015 Photo: NA