Local areas · Northamptonshire

Working in Northampton

The county town, eleven miles down the A45. Two of our longest-standing clients are here, and it is where most of the county's professional firms and charities are based.

Why Northampton

Northampton is the county town and the biggest place we work in, eleven miles down the A45 from the office. It is where the county’s larger businesses, professional firms, charities and public bodies are based, and it has more of the kind of independent shops, trades and family firms we build for than anywhere else within reach.

It is also where two of our longest-standing client relationships live, which means we are in and out of Northampton often enough to know it. Wellingborough, Northampton and Kettering between them cover most of the work we do.

How we work with businesses here

For a Northampton business the first conversation is usually in person. We will come to you, because seeing how a business actually runs is worth more than any brief, and it is a short drive. After that almost everything moves online: the design shared as a link, changes sent by email and turned around the same day, and the month-to-month looking-after run from Wellingborough without anyone needing to travel.

If you would rather keep the whole thing online from the start, that works too. Plenty of our clients have never met us in person.

Who we look after in the town

Park Lane Windows, a family windows, doors and conservatories firm whose site we look after month to month, along with their sister brand. Northampton Hope Centre, the homelessness charity whose website we restructured so that someone in crisis can find help in one click, with donations and their CRM wired in behind it. A trade business and a charity, and the same relationship underneath: their team sends us a task, and we get on with it.

We have a dedicated page for web design in Northampton if you want the detail of what a build here looks like.

If you are here

78 Derngate is the one to see if you have an hour, and the Royal & Derngate next to it is a good evening out. Delapre Abbey and Abington Park are the two green escapes, one each side of town. The shoe collection at the museum is better than it sounds, and on the way back to Wellingborough, Sywell has the aerodrome, the country park and the reservoir all within a mile of each other.

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Worth a visit

If you are in Northampton

78 Derngate

The town house Charles Rennie Mackintosh remodelled for W. J. Bassett-Lowke, his only major work in England, restored and open with a cafe and gallery.

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Delapre Abbey

A former abbey turned country house on the south side of town, restored and open with parkland, gardens and a cafe.

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Abington Park

The town's biggest park, with lakes, an aviary and the manor house that is now Abington Park Museum, ten minutes from the centre.

Royal & Derngate

Two theatres under one roof, the Victorian Royal and the modern Derngate, with touring shows, its own productions and a cinema.

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Northampton Museum and Art Gallery

Home to the largest collection of shoes in the world, which is the right museum for a town that made them, plus the art gallery and local history.

The Market Square

One of the largest market squares in the country, in the middle of town, rebuilt in the last few years as an open space for markets and events.

Sywell Aerodrome and Country Park

A working grass airfield with an Art Deco hotel and a reservoir country park next door, on the road between Northampton and our office.

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