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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9. Old Park Campus of the University of Northampton
Northampton University’s former Park Campus was demolished in March 2019 to make way for a housing development. The campus housed students for 25 years until the university moved to its £330 million Waterside Campus on the Avon Nunn Mills site Photo: NA

10. Mayleigh House
Mayleigh House in Kettering Road North was reduced to rubble and dust to make way for a new Lidl supermarket in February 2023 Photo: NA

11. Travis Perkins' headquarters at Lodge Way House
Construction firm Travis Perkins' headquarters at Lodge Way House in Lodge Way, Northampton, was smashed to pieces by wrecking crews in April 2022 to make way for a £4 million headquarters Photo: NA

