How have Suffolk's towns changed over the last decade?
Halesworth is one of the Suffolk towns to go through changes in the last decade - Credit: Google Maps
Suffolk's towns have gone through changes over the last decade, with a number of shops both coming and going.
But how do places like Bury St Edmunds, Saxmundham and Southwold compare on Google Street View?
We took a virtual walk around the towns to capture what they were like in pictures taken about 2010.
Eye
One of the more recent additions to Broad Street in Eye is the Life & Sole podiatry centre, while a nearby antiques store has become a Home-Start shop.
Saxmundham
Church Street in Saxmundham has been developed in the last decade - including the construction of a Tesco supermarket on what was a derelict plot of land.
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Stowmarket
Ipswich Street in Stowmarket has been through several changes in the last 10 years - the QD store has had a facelift, Thorntons and Hughes have left and Clintons and Card Factory have set up shop.
Bury St Edmunds
The Cornhill in Bury St Edmunds has seen the haart estate agent open up in the last decade, replacing Specsavers in a prominent town centre location.
Halesworth
One of the major changes in Halesworth's Thoroughfare has been departure of HSBC, with the unit later taken over by independent retailer Huus.
Southwold
Clothing store Jack Wills has arrived in Southwold since the first picture was taken in 2009, while building society Nationwide has left the Suffolk seaside town.
