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Roman villa may be buried in Northampton

Posted on 09 September 2008

Experts believe the remains of a Roman villa could be unearthed if a housing development in Northampton is allowed to be built.

The London-based Paddington Churches Housing Association has applied to build 108 new homes on wasteland in Booth Rise, Boothville.

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