Police appeal after serious assaultpublished at 12:30 British Summer Time 3 August 2016
Martin Borley
BBC Northampton
Police have revealed that a man suffered a fractured skull during a serious assault in Northampton's Bridge Street.

The attack happened between 01:35 and 01:45 on Thursday, 28 July, but the details have only just been released.
Detectives say he was punched in the face by another man and knocked unconscious in the middle of the road.
He suffered a fracture to the back of his skull and needed 12 stitches for a cut lip.
His attacker is believed to have run towards Gold Street with two men, who had originally been involved in an argument with the victim.
The three men are described as slim with short, dark hair. One wore a blue denim-style shirt and blue denim jeans. Another wore a grey hoodie and dark slouch-style jeans. The man who allegedly attacked the victim wore a red T-shirt, skinny dark jeans and black shoes.