15 photos of Golden Triangle in Norwich through the decades

Dubbed the city's Notting Hill, it sits between Colman Road, Earlham Road and Newmarket Road with Unthank Road forming the backbone of the area.

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Consisting of beautiful family homes, independent shops and an array of pubs, it is considered one of the best places to live in Norwich.

Here is a selection of images from our archives showing the Golden Triangle through the decades.

The memorable day a bus fell down a hole in Earlham Road in Norwich on March 3, 1988. (Image: Adrian Judd)

Human rights demonstrators protest outside the Shell garage in Unthank Road, 1999. (Image: Keith Whitmore)

Marchers arrive at Unthank Road,1999. (Image: Paul Hewitt)

The Jenny Lind Park fun day in 2004 (Image: Steve Adams)

George Yallop outside his fruit and vegetable shop in Unthank Road, 2000. (Image: Adrian Judd)

Work begins on the new Tesco store as the boarding is put up around the site at Unthank Road, 2010. (Image: Denise Bradley)

Demonstrator Richard Matthew pictured protesting the opening of Tesco Express in Unthank Road, 2010. (Image: Adrian Judd)

The former Somerfield store in Earlham Road pictured in 2004 (Image: James Bass)

Children roller-skate along Earlham Road during its closure, 1999. (Image: Keith Whitmore)

Unthank Road in Norwich pictured in 1988 (Image: Newsquest)

One of the marchers fires a water pistol at the police on Unthank Road. (Image: Paul Hewitt)

Golden Triangle shops and bars in Unthank Road 10 years ago, 2014. (Image: Denise Bradley)

Earlham Guides celebrate centenary with hand made cushions in St Thomas's Church Hall In Earlham Road, 2010. (Image: Colin Finch)

The Pickwick Pub in Earlham Road in June, 1998. (Image: Steve Adams)