- Greyfriars bus station was a bus station which formerly served the town of Northampton, England. It was owned and managed by Northampton Borough Council.
- Inside Northampton's Greyfriars bus station.
- The last days of this excellent Bus station. What it lacks in external beauty, it gains in practicality.
- Take a look back at some incredible footage of Northampton’s iconic Greyfriars bus station being BLOWN UP eight years ago TODAY (March 15).
- See 9 photos and 5 tips from 267 visitors to Greyfriars Bus Station.
- 1976 Greyfriars bus station was demolished in March 2015 having dominated the town’s skyline for about 40 years.
- This is an exciting step to transform the Greyfriars Bus site as we seek to bring on board a consultant to develop a vision and plans for the area.
- The structural design would make the 're-use' of this building rather easier than others, but the willingness to do so will be lacking.
- While Greyfriars bus station does have its supporters (as you can see here), Northampton Borough Council has decided on the obvious course of...
- The area containing Greyfriars Bus Station, Concourse, Northampton contains a higher-than-average level of rented housing (excluding social housing)...
- West Northamptonshire Council hopes to turn Northampton's former Greyfriars bus station into a "new urban neighbourhood", according to the Local...
- A council could spend up to £250,000 to develop plans for the site of a bus station dubbed the "mouth of hell".
