West Northamptonshire Pre- Submission Local Plan Regulation 19 Consultation has begun
Residents and businesses across West Northamptonshire can provide formal representations on the Pre-submission (Regulation 19) of the emerging West Northamptonshire Local Plan.
Community organisations invited to apply for new Neighbourhood Fund
Community and voluntary groups across West Northamptonshire are being encouraged to apply for grants from £1,000 up to £7,500 as West Northamptonshire Council (WNC) launches a new Neighbourhood Fund.
Adult social care delivers early improvements
Residents are seeing improvements in access to Adult Social Care services in West Northamptonshire, with waiting times falling significantly and continued work underway to improve support for people who draw on care and support, carers and families.
A new toolkit has been launched to support children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
Let's Talk Rubbish event to help residents get answers on recycling and waste services
Residents are being invited to meet waste and recycling experts, get answers to their questions and learn more about local services as West Northamptonshire Council's Let's Talk Rubbish event arrives at Grosvenor Shopping Centre this weekend.
Mayorhold car park to close permanently
Northampton’s Mayorhold car park will be permanently closed after a further condition survey showed the potential extent of its deterioration.
New oral health and toothbrushing service launches across West Northants
A new oral health improvement service is launching across West Northamptonshire today, helping children, families, communities and adult care settings develop healthier habits and improve their dental health.
Discover Northamptonshire Tourism Conference to supercharge Visitor Economy
Tourism, culture and heritage leaders from across the county will come together on 7 October to explore how Northamptonshire can seize major opportunities and build a stronger, more connected visitor economy. And your business could be in the room.
Interim investigation says train sped up after passing red signal before fatal collision between Luton and Bedford
An interim report into a collision between two trains on the line between Luton and Bedford in June has said one of the involved trains sped up after passing a red light.
Luton Town win on penalties in EFL Trophy match at Colchester
Luton Town picked up a win on penalties in the Jersey Mike’s Trophy as they won a shoot-out away at Colchester United after a 1-1 draw in Essex.
Red Bull grab first F1 win of 2026 as Verstappen wins Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
Red Bull picked up their first win of the 2026 F1 season as Max Verstappen won the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
Northampton Town confirm boardroom reshuffle as takeover by Sports Alpha Capital completed
Northampton Town have confirmed a takeover by Sports Alpha Capital (SAC) and a reshuffle to the club’s boardroom has taken place.
Prolific shoplifter jailed and banned from Co-Op stores after multiple robberies in Bletchley
A prolific shoplifter has been jailed and received a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) following a series of thefts from Co-op stores in Bletchley.
MK City Council appoint new operator for city's Waste Recovery Park
Milton Keynes City Council have announced a new operator of their Waste Recovery Park in Wolverton.
Padel court to open at Willen Lake in MK later this month
A padel court facility is set to open at Willen Lake in Milton Keynes later this month.
Police force that covers Milton Keynes announce joint operation using sniffer dogs to detect drink spikers
The police force that covers Milton Keynes has announced a joint operation with another UK police force to use sniffer dogs to detect potential drink spikers.
US 'closely monitoring' after Russian laboratory worker 'dies of suspected pneumonic plague'
The US says it is "closely monitoring" the situation after the death of a laboratory worker in Russia who may have been exposed to pneumonic plague.
Spanish PM calls snap election
Spain's prime minister Pedro Sanchez has called a snap election for next month.
Medvedev disqualified after hitting spectator with ball during Djokovic match
Daniil Medvedev was disqualified from his China Open semi-final clash with Novak Djokovic after hitting a spectator in the face with a ball.
Germany at risk of 'violent conflict' with Russia, warns intelligence chief
Germany risks entering a "violent conflict" with Russia because of Moscow's increasingly aggressive stance against European nations, an intelligence chief has warned.
Removal of US bombers from RAF Fairford not directly connected to arrests, says Marco Rubio
The removal of US bombers from RAF Fairford is not directly connected to the arrests of five men near the base, the US secretary of state has said.
Afghan refugee who stabbed dog walker Wayne Broadhurst to death sentenced to indefinite hospital order
An Afghan refugee who fatally stabbed a man walking his dog in a random attack has been sentenced to an indefinite hospital order.
Twelve people arrested after anti-migrant protest at seaside town
Twelve arrests have been made during an anti-migrant protest that gathered on the South Coast when a small boat was due to arrive from France.
Sainsbury's held talks about merger with supermarket rival Morrisons
J Sainsbury held merger talks with rival grocer Morrisons earlier this year - a deal that would have represented the most significant tie-up in the sector for more than five years.
Broadcaster and campaigner Dame Esther Rantzen dies
Dame Esther Rantzen has died at the age of 86, her family has said in a statement.
'Devastating year' as Swiss glaciers shed 5% of ice amid record-breaking heatwaves
Glaciers in Switzerland have lost 5.5% of their ice volume in 2026 after a "devasting year" marked by intense heatwaves and low snowfall, according to a study.
Sainsbury's held talks about merger with supermarket rival Morrisons
J Sainsbury held merger talks with rival grocer Morrisons earlier this year - a deal that would have represented the most significant tie-up in the sector for more than five years.
Spanish PM calls snap election
Spain's prime minister Pedro Sanchez has called a snap election for next month.
US 'closely monitoring' after Russian laboratory worker 'dies of suspected pneumonic plague'
The US says it is "closely monitoring" the situation after the death of a laboratory worker in Russia who may have been exposed to pneumonic plague.
Whisky to be aged in space for first time in university satellite project
Whisky is to be distilled in space for the first time as part of an experiment which will also measure how the spirit ages in the environment beyond Earth's atmosphere.
Campaigners demand public consultation on mega data centres
Environmental campaigners are urging the Scottish government to hold a public consultation before any new hyperscale data centres are given the green light.
SpaceX flight led by first black female commander sets US speed record
Astronauts on board a SpaceX flight, including the first black woman to lead a crew to orbit, has arrived at the International Space Station (ISS) after setting a US speed record.
'Devastating year' as Swiss glaciers shed 5% of ice amid record-breaking heatwaves
Glaciers in Switzerland have lost 5.5% of their ice volume in 2026 after a "devasting year" marked by intense heatwaves and low snowfall, according to a study.
Man City charges: Premier League clubs do not expect City to be in Premier League next season if appeal fails
Sympathy is in short supply at other clubs after an independent commission laid bare the scale of Manchester City's rule breaking across nine seasons in a devastating decision published last week.
World Grand Prix Darts: Luke Humphries beats Gerwyn Price 6-4 after epic comeback to claim major title in Leicester
Luke Humphries secured a second World Grand Prix title after producing an extraordinary comeback to defeat Gerwyn Price 6-4 in a thrilling final.
Martin Brundle's verdict on Bahrain GP software 'chaos' and how track tricked Ferrari and McLaren into wrong tyre choice
The Bahrain GP in Malaysia was one of the crazier races I've seen in F1. Eventually, this collaboration of lateral thinking which ensured a Grand Prix took place on a great track we have missed in F1 for nine years, was a huge success.
Daniil Medvedev defaulted for hitting spectator in the face with ball as Novak Djokovic reaches China Open final
Daniil Medvedev was defaulted for hitting a spectator in the face with a ball as Novak Djokovic took his impeccable record at the China Open to 33-0 and moved one win away from a first title of 2026.
Luke Littler beaten by Cam Crabtree in semi-finals of World Youth Championship
Luke Littler lost to Cam Crabtree in the semi-finals of the World Youth Championship.
Removal of US bombers from RAF Fairford not directly connected to arrests, says Marco Rubio
The removal of US bombers from RAF Fairford is not directly connected to the arrests of five men near the base, the US secretary of state has said.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor launches legal action against police over arrest
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is taking legal action against police following his arrest earlier this year, with a private hearing taking place at the High Court on Thursday.
US 'closely monitoring' after Russian laboratory worker 'dies of suspected pneumonic plague'
The US says it is "closely monitoring" the situation after the death of a laboratory worker in Russia who may have been exposed to pneumonic plague.
Afghan refugee who stabbed dog walker Wayne Broadhurst to death sentenced to indefinite hospital order
An Afghan refugee who fatally stabbed a man walking his dog in a random attack has been sentenced to an indefinite hospital order.
Woman crushed to death by falling bricks after doing school run, court told
A woman was crushed to death by a pile of bricks as she walked past a construction site after doing the school run, a court has heard.
Cleverly hits out at Braverman over 'Englishness' row
Sir James Cleverly has criticised former Conservative colleague Suella Braverman after she sparked a row around "Englishness".
UK unprepared for food emergencies and threats to supplies, experts warn
The government is unprepared for disruptions to food supplies which are exposed to "shocks and threats", experts have warned.
Scottish government on course to miss child poverty targets, charity warns
The Scottish government is on course to miss legally-binding targets on child poverty "by miles", a charity warned.
Conservative Party: Badenoch has lifted Tories from all-time low - but can she turn this into votes?
2025 conference marked a low ebb for the Conservatives.
Man accused of Ann Widdecombe murder charged with preparing terrorist acts including against Nigel Farage
The man accused of murdering Ann Widdecombe has been charged with preparing terrorist acts, including against Reform UK leader Nigel Farage.
Ex-Premier League footballer Andros Townsend run over by pitch roller
Ex-Premier League player Andros Townsend has laughed off an incident that saw him run over by a pitch roller.
Violent AI clips of fruit and veg characters could help radicalise young people, researchers claim
AI videos of fruit and vegetable characters unleashing gory violence are spreading extremist ideas and helping normalise graphic violence, researchers claim.
Flight cancelled as child refuses to sit down and fasten seatbelt
A flight in Canada has been cancelled after a child refused to sit down and fasten their seatbelt.
Freddie Mercury's handwritten lyrics sell at auction for £277,000
A notebook containing lyrics by Freddie Mercury has sold for £277,000 at auction.
Broadcaster and campaigner Dame Esther Rantzen dies
Dame Esther Rantzen has died at the age of 86, her family has said in a statement.
Naomi Campbell overturns charity ban after tribunal says she was 'deceived'
Naomi Campbell has overturned a ban on her being a charity trustee after a tribunal ruled she had been "deceived".
Oasis 'sue' over auction of unheard recordings archive
A set of unheard archive Oasis recordings have been pulled from sale after the band filed legal proceedings against a former sound engineer, his son and the auction house.
BBC licence fee cost should be cut and expanded beyond TV, MPs recommend
The BBC licence fee should be reformed so it is no longer "linked to a TV" and coupled with a price drop, MPs have recommended.
Sainsbury's held talks about merger with supermarket rival Morrisons
J Sainsbury held merger talks with rival grocer Morrisons earlier this year - a deal that would have represented the most significant tie-up in the sector for more than five years.
TalkTalk rescue by BT to face regulatory scrutiny
The culture secretary has ordered the competition regulator to investigate the planned rescue of ailing broadband supplier TalkTalk by BT Group.
Campaigners demand public consultation on mega data centres
Environmental campaigners are urging the Scottish government to hold a public consultation before any new hyperscale data centres are given the green light.
Scottish government on course to miss child poverty targets, charity warns
The Scottish government is on course to miss legally-binding targets on child poverty "by miles", a charity warned.
UK unprepared for food emergencies and threats to supplies, experts warn
The government is unprepared for disruptions to food supplies which are exposed to "shocks and threats", experts have warned.
Eight-Year-Old Entrepreneur Among Stars as Franklins Solicitors' £50 Challenge Raises More Than £50k for Local Charities
An eight-year-old entrepreneur has been recognised for her outstanding fundraising efforts after helping Franklins Solicitors' annual £50 Challenge raise more than £50,000 for charities across Northamptonshire and Milton Keynes.
Pallets of Hope Campaign Delivers £40,000 of Support to Families Across Milton Keynes and Northampton
Families facing financial hardship across Milton Keynes, Northampton and surrounding areas have received a major boost this Christmas thanks to the success of the Pallets of Hope campaign, led by Franklins Solicitors.
True crime expert from Olney nominated for national awards
Crime historian and author from Olney has been shortlisted for two categories in the True Crime Awards.
Why Modernising Contract Drafting and Review Processes Matters for Business Growth
Efficient contract management processes are crucial to ensuring a company’s growth and competitiveness.
Countdown is on to Northampton Dragonboat Festival 2024
Time is running out to enter your team for a chance to take home the inaugural Northampton Dragon Boat Festival trophy!
Help to identify Kingsthorpe Man known as 'Terrance'
It’s been over 13 years since an unknown man was found in a collapsed state at The Grosvenor Centre. We believe Northampton can still find the answers that may lead to his identity.
Totectors celebrate awards success
Northampton based manufacturer International Brand Group are celebrating winning a prestigeous industry award for their groundbreaking Totectors Denton safety trainer.
Charity Single is a big hit
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A charity single performed by a 'singing solicitor' has raised over £3,097 for the Lewis Foundation.
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