Max Hall’s Fight Against Brain Tumor: A Call for Research Funding
Fourteen-year-old Max Hall, battling an aggressive brain tumor, highlights the urgent need for increased funding in brain tumor research, prompting parliamentary support for improved treatments and clinical trials.
FACES IN THE CROWD: POLICE ROLL OUT LIVE SCAN CAMERAS ACROSS NORTHANTS HIGH STREETS
Live facial recognition technology is set to appear in several Northamptonshire town centres as police step up efforts to track down wanted individuals and those deemed a risk to the public. Northamptonshire Police confirmed the system will be switched on at multiple points over the coming weeks, beginning in Northampton Continue Reading
CORBY WOMAN JAILED AFTER BREACHING NON-CUSTODIAL SENTENCES
When Second Chances are Exhausted: The Case of Victoria Shaw and the Limits of Non-Custodial Sentences By Court Reporter In a case that underscores both compassion in the justice system and its limits, Victoria Shaw — 52, from Severn Walk, Corby — has been jailed for 12 months after repeatedly Continue Reading
Council Budget in Crisis: £9.4m Overspend Predicted Just Months Into Year
North Northamptonshire Council is staring down a projected £9.4 million budget overspend—just three months into the financial year—after spiralling social care costs blew a hole in its finances. Two-thirds of the shortfall stems from the Northamptonshire Children’s Trust (NCT), which has once again busted its budget, leaving the council to Continue Reading
Pride in Rushden and Corby: Three Days of Love, Laughter, and Local Spirit
Corby will be painting the town rainbow with its third Pride event on Saturday, June 7th. Also a pub in Rushden The Welcome Inn is opening it’s doors to a weekend Pride event The Pride parade will wend its way from George Street outside the Corby Cube, along Westcott Way Continue Reading
CORBY MP CONFRONTS COUNCIL OVER CHARGES FOR FAILED COURT CASE
North Northamptonshire Council is demanding £5,000 in legal fees from residents following a case arising from its own planning error. The council failed to consult people living close to the proposed site of a Corby warehouse in 2021, which was then built metres away from gardens. The town’s MP, Lee Continue Reading
