Like all cities, Peterborough has undergone some significant changes over recent years.
From Fletton Quays to the redevelopment of the East of England Showground, the city as we know it is ever-evolving.
Over the past two decades, Peterborough has lost some of its most iconic buildings to demolition.
It’s always a poignant moment when old makes way for new, particularly if the building involved evokes fond memories.
We’ve taken a look through the Peterborough Telegraph archive and picked out 15 photos of city landmarks being bulldozed over the past 20 years.
Take a look below:

1. Demolition of the Moy's End stand at London Road
Demolition of the Moy's End stand at London Road in 2013. Photo: Alan Storer

2. Demolition of the former Pedigree Petfoods/Mars factory
Demolition of the former Pedigree Petfoods/Mars factory in 2014. Photo: Alan Storer

3. Demolition of the former Peterborough District Hospital Site at Thorpe Road
Demolition of the former Peterborough District Hospital site at Thorpe Road in 2014. Photo: David Lowndes

4. Demolition of the former Peterborough District Hospital Site at Thorpe Road
Demolition of the former Peterborough District Hospital Site at Thorpe Road in 2014. Photo: David Lowndes