WATCH: Demolition crane sets to work on Boston's old B&M/Dunelm building
and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565
The building, last occupied by B&M and Dunelm, is to be dismantled as part of the Rosegarth Square redevelopment project.
The scheme aims to re-vamp the area between the bus station and the Haven, using £14.8 million in Government funding. The nearby Crown House, once home to Jobcentre Plus, is also set to go.
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Hide AdThe demolition began on January 6, but has focused on the interior of the old B&M/Dunelm site.
This morning, the first chunks of the exterior were removed by heavy-duty demolition machinery.
You can read more about the redevelopment project here: Multi-million pound regeneration of part of Boston town centre set to begin
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