Northamptonshire Telegraph
The Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph serves as the local newspaper for the northern and eastern regions of Northamptonshire. It is closely associated with the Northampton's Chronicle & Echo. The newspaper operates out of Newspaper House located on Rothwell Road in Kettering and has been part of the Johnston Press newspaper group since 1996. Additional district offices can be found in Wellingborough, Rushden, and Corby.
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1 day ago |
northantstelegraph.co.uk | Alison Bagley
Two healthcare assistants and a clinical support worker at Kettering General Hospital (KGH) have won ROSE Awards for delivering outstanding care and support. ROSE awards (Recognising Our Staff Excellence) celebrate care delivered by staff where they show empathy, compassion, and dedication, that goes beyond the ‘normal call of duty’.
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2 days ago |
northantstelegraph.co.uk | Alison Bagley
There are delays on the A45 between Raunds and the A14 at Thrapston tonight. Traffic is backing up on the eastbound carriageway towards Thrapston and Junction 13 of the A14 and westbound towards Raunds, Stanwick and Rushden. Continue Reading
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2 days ago |
northantstelegraph.co.uk | Alison Bagley
Witnesses have been asked for help after a cyclist was ‘knocked off’ her bike by car which ‘failed to stop’ near Rothwell. The female cyclist was at the roundabout for junction 4 of the A14 in Rothwell on Friday, June 20, at about 10.20am, She was knocked off her bicycle following a collision with a grey 24-plated car which failed to stop at the scene. A spokeswoman for Northants Police said: “Witnesses are being sought after the driver of a car was in collision with a cyclist before driving off.
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2 days ago |
northantstelegraph.co.uk | Alison Bagley
Kettering town centre’s Garden of Reflection has been shut due to a rat infestation. Once part of the graveyard for St Peter and St Paul’s, the garden occupies land between the derelict London Road police station, the Cornmarket Hall and the ‘Parish’ church. Signs have been erected on the railings and gates padlocked to prevent people from accessing the peaceful park during pest control activity with rodenticides.
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2 days ago |
northantstelegraph.co.uk | Alison Bagley
Kettering town centre’s four peregrine falcon chicks have spread their wings and successfully flown their precipitous nest box. The three male and one female birds all took to the air this weekend but are still sticking close to home on the spire of St Peter and St Paul Church in Kettering market place. Their peregrine parents have been feeding their brood, ringed and coded MJ, MF, MH and MG, a nourishing diet of freshly-caught pigeons and other birds.
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