There can hardly be a Peterborian who has not walked along Bridge Street countless times down the years - from Posh matches to pick and mix at Woolies.
From the Old Customs House on the banks of the Nene to the new Fletton Quays development and the Town Hall it has some of the city’s great landmarks.
In this pictorial look back into the PT’s archive we look at people, places, events and the changing street scene.
What are your favourite memories of Bridge Street?
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Manager of Hawkin's Bazaar Hannah Niedzwiecka is presented with a certificate from Disability Voices as the store on Bridge Street has become the first in the city to install a ramp for wheelchair users. L-R: Erik Vittins, Nicky Hampshaw, Hannah Niedzwiecka, Jason Merrill, Yvonne Saint-John and Lisa Berry.
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Mothercare shop assistant Amanda Hollis hanging baby clothes in the store on Bridge Street, Peterborough
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Enquiries officer at Bridge Street police station Jon Surtees carefully handles the human remains, including at least two cranium, one belonging to a child, fragments of jawbones, parts of a pelvis, femur and other bone fragments. They were found during building excavations at 10 Thorpe Park Road and are of historical and archaeological interest.
![Sarah Goodman [23] a regional finalist in the Specsavers spectical wearer of the year comp at the bridge street branch of the store with dispensing director Rebecca Mazzarella](https://www.thestar.co.uk/webimg/T0FLMTM2MTQ3MjE1.jpg?crop=4:3&trim=&width=640)
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Sarah Goodman [23] a regional finalist in the Specsavers spectical wearer of the year comp at the bridge street branch of the store with dispensing director Rebecca Mazzarella