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Town Square, STEVENAGE, SG1 1BG

A line up of Arriva vehicles at the town's bus station.

This was the original old Stevenage bus station. Built in 1959 and located on Danestrete in front of Daneshill House and with a refurbishment and redesign in 1985 the bus station has served Stevenage residents for 63 years with 11 different bus stops A - K. The last official day of use for the old bus station was on Saturday 25th June 2022 which was one of the busiest days in the town centre as Stevenage residents and bus drivers say goodbye to the old bus station after 63 years of service. The new bus station is now located on Lytton Way behind Daneshill House which opened on Sunday 26th June 2022 and is called Stevenage Interchange with 11 bus stops A - K.

A photo of the revamped Town Square in Stevenage.

Taken from the Matalan car park.

The HSBC Bank in Stevenage is located in Stevenage Town Centre underneath the Stevenage Borough Council Offices Daneshill House on Danestrete. HSBC and the Stevenage Borough Council Offices Daneshill House above is due to be demolished as part of the Regeneration Project by Stevenage Borough Council and will be relocated to a new space, although as of 2023 this will not be happening for another few years.

Located in Stevenage Town Centre. Junction 7 Creatives is a well known public space Art Gallery which was founded and opened in 2021. The shop has got many pieces of art work and art projects and is open every Friday 1pm to 4pm & Saturday 11am to 4pm as of 2023 (opening/closing times might change overtime).

The Co-Space Offices is a newly renovated and refurbished building designed for people to rent a space for their needs if they don’t need an entire office building for their business. Formerly known as the Town Square Chambers the building used to be a Solicitors Office including a McDonald’s on the Ground Floor and 1st Floor in a small part of the building on the corner overlooking the old Bus Station, Town Square, The Plaza and Daneshill House/Mecca Bingo opposite. In May 2019 McDonald’s and the old Solicitors Office moved out the building and in September 2019 works began to convert, renovate and refurbish the building into smart office space which was updated and upgraded for 21st Century use. The project was originally scheduled to be completed in September 2020 however due to Covid-19 the project was put on hold from March 2020 until January 2021 when works continued with a completion in August 2021 and a grand opening on Friday 3rd September 2021. The Co-Space Office Block was renamed to North Block. The other end of the building still exists as of 2023 as the Town Square Chambers which is the office space used to Parking Officers however the old non refurbished end of the building will be demolished to make way for new build apartments with new ground floor retail units.

These are the Public Toilets located in the centre of Stevenage Town Centre. The Public Toilets also have a rooftop garden in line with the 1st Floor of the Co-Space Offices next door that over looks the Town Square, the Public Toilets are due to be demolished as part of the Regeneration Project by Stevenage Borough Council and will be replaced with new Public Toilets in the new Council Offices.

This is the Stevenage Town Clock located in the heart of Stevenage Town Centre. Built in 1959 and designed by the Architect Leonard Vincent, this Iconic structure is Grade II Listed and will not be demolished and will stay with the Town Centre’s changes throughout the Regeneration Project by Stevenage Borough Council. In the photo above the Clock Tower was taken at 02:40am on Sunday 7th May 2023 fully lit up.