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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Danny Fullbrook |Sam Read
Lego museum with five million pieces opensDanny Fullbrook & Sam ReadBBC News, BuckinghamshireBBC/Sam ReadLego from over the years is on display at a museum in Milton KeynesA museum featuring more than five million Lego pieces has been opened by a collector. Jason Joiner, 55, who has been collecting the plastic bricks since he was seven, is the curator of Brickz in Milton Keynes. In recent years he has travelled around the world to find rare sets to display in his museum.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Sam Read
'Neurodiverse music group saved me' - Billy Lockett Sam ReadBBC News, NorthamptonshireReporting fromNorthamptonSam Read/BBCBilly is proud of his links with his hometown of NorthamptonA singer-songwriter said helping at a group for people with learning disabilities "saved" him. For several months, Billy Lockett has been going to sessions for adults who live with neurodiverse conditions like autism or ADHD in his home town of Northampton.
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2 months ago |
bbc.com | Sam Read
The 'frightening' junction villagers say they avoid usingSam ReadBBC News, NorthamptonshireSam Read/BBCThe junction is on a busy stretch of the A43 dual carriageway between Towcester and NorthamptonConcerns have previously been raised about the turn for Tiffield on the A43 in Northamptonshire, with a new special school planned for the village. But why is the junction seen as so dangerous and what can be done about it?
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2 months ago |
bbc.com | Sam Read |Aimee Dexter
Sleep-out donations for homeless charity dip to £8kSam Read & Aimee DexterBBC News, NorthamptonshireSam Read/BBCPeople took part in the 12-hour Big Sleep-Out to raise money for The Hope Centre A charity that supports homeless people with a sleep-out saw its donations halve to £8,000 for this year's event on Friday night. The Hope Centre, in Northampton, has been running The Big Sleep-Out for over a decade, raising money and awareness on homelessness.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Sam Read |Pete Cooper
The developer behind a plan to renovate a disused former Art Deco bingo hall, cinema and theatre said was his biggest project yet. The Ritz building in Rushden, Northamptonshire, first opened in 1936 and was most recently Flutters Bingo and Social Club. It was bought by Oliver Mcloughlin from Investment Street for £400,000 after it was put up for sale for £625,000 in late 2022. He said he was "going out on limb" by taking on the building.
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