Kate Bradbrook
Senior Reporter at BBC Look East
Senior reporter @BBCLookEast @BBCNews Double RTS Award Winner. @sheffjournalism mentor. Personal assistant to Audrey. Recovering from #Longcovid DMs open
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Kate Bradbrook
Career event 'opens eyes' of thousands of pupilsKate BradbrookBBC News, NorthamptonshireKate Bradbrook/BBCChildren from almost 70 different schools in Northamptonshire attended Wednesday's event at Waterside CampusA university said a large-scale career event for thousands of schoolchildren had helped "open their eyes to opportunities". The University of Northampton said almost 3,300 pupils from 68 different schools attended its STEAM Northants day.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Kris Holland |Kate Bradbrook
King Charles' shoemaker awarded royal warrantKris Holland & Kate BradbrookBBC News, NorthamptonshireKate Bradbrook/BBCDean Girling (left) said it was an honour to display a royal warrant on the shoesA Northamptonshire-based shoemaker which made the shoes King Charles III wore at his Coronation has received a royal warrant. Gaziano and Girling, based in Kettering, also provided a number of bespoke shoes to the King, who made an official visit to the firm's factory in 2019.
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4 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Martin Heath |Kate Bradbrook
'Construction firms won't let me work because I'm a girl'Martin Heath & Kate BradbrookBBC News, NorthamptonshireKate Bradbrook/BBCAlice said she wanted to be a stonemason, but some companies do not want female workersA stonemasonry student said companies had told her she could not join the profession "because she's a girl". Alice, who is 17, was one of the students who took part in a competition for apprentices at Moulton College in Northampton on Thursday.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Kate Bradbrook |Aimee Dexter
'No pain like losing a child,' says knife activistKate Bradbrook & Aimee DexterBBC News, NorthamptonshireLaura Coffey/BBCCheri Curran said the campaign showed how carrying a knife "can change everything"A woman whose teenage son was stabbed to death said there was "no pain like losing your child" as she launched an anti-knife crime campaign. His mother, Cheri Curran, said a video made to deter young people from carrying a knife showed the "forever pain" felt by families.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Kate Bradbrook |Aimee Dexter
A woman whose teenage son was stabbed to death said there was "no pain like losing your child" as she launched an anti-knife crime campaign. Louis-Ryan Menezes, 17, was killed in Northampton on 25 May 2018. His mother, Cheri Curran, said a video made to deter young people from carrying a knife showed the "forever pain" felt by families. It premiered at Northampton Museum on Wednesday after being developed during workshops held across the county.
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