The jeweller has been trading for more than 100 years
An iconic Northampton jewellers has announced it will be expanding and refitting its two stores in the town centre in a multi-million pound project to create a "luxurious new look for customers."
The independent jeweller, which is run as a co-operative, has been trading in Northampton for more than 100 years. Its renovation will coincide with the £8.4m redevelopment of the Market Square, and the company believes it will "trigger a bright new era for the town centre."The Grosvenor Centre store, by the entrance to Market Square, will be extending into the former Burton’s unit. The jewellers previously occupied the space back in the 1970s.
Branch manager Thomas Sinclair said: “For 100 years, Northampton has been our home and now feels the right time to underline our commitment to the town and invest in our stores to create an unforgettable retail experience for our customers.
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