
Annabel Amos
Presenter at BBC Radio Northampton
BBC presenter, village dweller, occasional opinions are all mine.
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bbc.com | Annabel Amos
Trauma is every day here, says UK nurse in GazaAnnabel AmosLaura DevlinBBC News, NorthamptonshireUK-MedMandy Blackman said it would be inhuman not to be moved by the trauma she has encounteredA nurse deployed in the Gaza Strip as part of the government's humanitarian response to the Israel-Gaza war described treating patients with "substantial" trauma.
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3 days ago |
bbc.com | Martin Heath |Annabel Amos
Teen dog handler balances canine contest and examsMartin Heath & Annabel AmosBBC News, NorthamptonshireKate Bradbrook/BBCTaylor competes with Asher, a three-year-old cocker spanielA teenage dog handler has been explaining how she manages to compete in an international ability contest in the middle of the GCSE exam season. Taylor, 16, from Northampton, competed with her dog Asher for Team England in the World Agility Open in the Netherlands.
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3 days ago |
bbc.com | Martin Heath |Annabel Amos
Food festival shows 'so much talent in the county'Martin Heath & Annabel AmosBBC News, NorthamptonshireGetty ImagesNorthampton Food and Drink Week runs until 8 JuneOrganisers of a nine-day celebration of eating and drinking say it will show that there is "so much talent in the county". The Northamptonshire Food and Drink Week includes an event showcasing 80 different producers as well as demonstrations and tours at venues across the county.
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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Martin Heath |Annabel Amos
Organisers of a nine-day celebration of eating and drinking say it will show that there is "so much talent in the county". The Northamptonshire Food and Drink Week includes an event showcasing 80 different producers as well as demonstrations and tours at venues across the county. A major hotel is using the occasion to launch a new "dining experience". The festival also coincides with the launch of a beer commemorating a catastrophic fire in the county town in the 17th Century.
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4 days ago |
bbc.co.uk | Martin Heath |Annabel Amos
Image source, Whittingham Marketing & ConsultancyImage caption, The Hear Our Voice choir performed Gigantic by Wills and the PeopleBBC News, NorthamptonshireBBC News, NorthamptonshireA postmaster who sings with a choir of people affected by the Post Office scandal said he was "50% gutted and 50% grateful" after failing to win the final of Britain's Got Talent. Chris Attridge, who runs a branch in Crick, Northamptonshire, took to the stage with 40 other singers in the Hear Our Voice ensemble.
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Newnham Hill. We came, we saw, we didn’t quite conquer (I was quite pants) @GrahamMcKechnie @tompradio https://t.co/y8gWpH7GEG

First day back @BBCNorthampton in a while and a proper treat of a guest. @TeamGB Gold medalist James Rudkin 🤩 (he’s very tall so we made him sit down). https://t.co/XyJbFtsG74

Posh bunting @BBCNorthampton courtesy of @JeevesLiz to see me off on my trip to #Paris2024 (working - not competing in tiddlywinks) https://t.co/6KBIinpL0Z