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Chronicle & Echo Headlines- Long queues of Cobblers fans at Northampton Railway Station May 17, 2013Hundreds of Cobblers fans formed a long queue at Northampton Railway Station this morning ahead of their team’s big game at Wembley today.
- Man died after jumping from shopping centre car park May 17, 2013A man died after jumping from the top of the Grovesnor Centre car park in Northampton.
- Neighbours save woman after flats ‘arson’ May 17, 2013Two neighbours rescued a woman from a fire in a Northampton block of flats after a suspected arson attack.
- BEHIND THE HEADLINES: Adam Simmonds, the “George Washington” of police commissioners? May 17, 2013Six months have passed since Adam Simmonds was appointed as the (whisper it) Conservative Police and Crime Commissioner and he has scarcely been out of the news since - barring a short holiday.
- Northampton jobs fair attracts more than 2,000 people May 17, 2013More than 2,000 people attended a jobs fair at the Guildhall today organised by Northampton MP Michael Ellis.
- Chronicle & Echo’s souvenir front page image gets a cheer from Cobblers fans May 17, 2013The Chronicle & Echo’s souvenir front page marking Northampton Town’s trip to Wembley is now available to buy.
- Richard III’s ‘head’ to go on display in Northampton museum this winter May 17, 2013The head of King Richard III is to go on display in Northampton later this year, it has been revealed.
- Hundreds of Northampton Town fans turn out to wave team coach off May 17, 2013More than 200 Cobblers fans turned out at Sixfields on Friday afternoon to give the team a heroes’ send off for Wembley.
- Woman’s bag stolen after robbery in Northampton May 17, 2013A woman had her bag stolen after she was knocked to the ground in the St James area of Northampton.
- VIDEO: Speech and noise as Northampton shouts out against homophobia May 17, 2013The Mayor of Northampton Councillor Roger Conroy, councillors and representatives from community groups made some noise to raise awareness of International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO)
- Driver sentenced after death of University of Northampton student May 17, 2013A motorist has been handed a suspended prison sentence for causing the death by careless driving of a student from the University of Northampton.
- Video: Deputy mayor apologises after ‘slamming door’ into back of defecting Labour councillor May 17, 2013The deputy mayor of Northampton has apologised to a defecting Labour councillor after he ‘unintentionally’ slammed a door into his back.
- Victims to meet criminals in new pilot in Northamptonshire May 17, 2013Victims are to be offered the chance to meet the criminals who have targeted them, as part of a pilot being run in the county.
- Eurovision conflict for Cobblers’ fan Andy May 17, 2013A clash of passions has meant one ardent Cobblers fan – and a former Chronicle & Echo Cobblers reporter – will be hundreds of miles away from Wembley when Saturday’s big play-off final kicks off.
- Fans fly 2,000 miles from Gibraltar for Wembley May 16, 2013A father and son will be hedging their bets this Saturday by taking on a 2,000-mile round trip from Gibraltar to London to see their beloved Cobblers at Wembley.
- Volunteers help 1,000 fans get to Wembley May 16, 2013A cavalcade of coaches with 1,000 cheering Cobblers fans on board will leave for Wembley on Saturday, thanks to the work of dedicated volunteers.
- County Ground makes booze ban after attack May 16, 2013Cricket fans have been banned from taking alcohol into one-day and tour matches at the County Ground after a club member was attacked by a drunken yob during a family day earlier this month.
- Figures show how many in Northamptonshire speak English well May 16, 2013Almost eight out of 10 Northamptonshire residents who have a foreign mother tongue speak a good standard of English, according to figures released today.
- Cobblers fans are invited to wave team off May 16, 2013Supporters can give Cobblers players a warm send-off as they depart Sixfields tomorrow in preparation for Saturday’s League Two play-off final.
- Emma McClarkin MEP to fight for the Tories again in the East Midlands May 16, 2013East Midlands Conservative MEP, Emma McClarkin, will again stand as a candidate in the European elections in 2014.
- Long queues of Cobblers fans at Northampton Railway Station May 17, 2013
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- New Rushden councillor could be the UK’s youngest May 17, 2013An 18-year-old from Rushden has potentially become the youngest councillor in the United Kingdom, after taking a seat in the town council.
- Police in Corby seize uninsured cars May 17, 2013Six uninsured cars were seized by police during a day of action in Corby focusing on safe driving.
- Police surgeries being held at country parks May 17, 2013Officers from Wellingborough Rural Safer Community Team will be holding a number of police surgeries at country parks over the coming months.
- Freyja, 18, hopes to be one of Hugh’s River Cottage apprentices May 17, 2013A former Corby pupil is hoping to be the face of top TV chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s new young chef apprentice scheme.
- Meet your local police officers in Finedon May 17, 2013Officers from Wellingborough Rural Safer Community Team will be at a charity event to meet residents and discuss anti-social behaviour and crime prevention.
- Makeover for New Look in Wellingborough May 17, 2013New Look at the Swansgate Shopping Centre in Wellingborough is preparing for a makeover of its own.
- Weekend weather: Will we need a brolly? May 17, 2013The torrential rain forecast for Saturday looks likely to pass slightly north of the county, but it will be close enough to produce some outbreaks of mainly light rain during the day, says Pitsford Hall Weather Station.
- Corby victims of crime to meet offenders face to face May 17, 2013Victims of crime in Corby will be able to have face-to-face meetings with offenders as part of a pilot scheme being launched in the town.
- Corby firm takes on 100 workers May 17, 2013A Corby firm has taken on an additional 100 workers and opened a new warehouse and distribution centre after signing a major contract with a Japanese food manufacturer.
- SLIDESHOW: Waendel Walk 2013 May 17, 2013More than 4,500 people turned out for this year’s international Waendel Walk in Wellingborough.
- Mother and baby airlifted to hospital after A45 crash near Wellingborough May 17, 2013A mother and baby were taken to hospital following a crash involving a car and a motorbike on the A45 this morning.
- Corby appoints health champions May 17, 2013Health champions have been appointed by Corby Council to advise staff and residents.
- Police say pallet blaze in Corby was arson May 16, 2013Police have said they are treating the large blaze in Corby, where stacks of pallets measuring six metres high caught fire, as arson.
- NEW VIDEO: Hundreds turn out for Dambusters 70th anniversary flypast May 16, 2013Hundreds of people lined the lanes around Eyebrook Reservoir, near Corby, today (Thursday, May 16) for a spectacular flypast by the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight to mark the 70th anniversary of the Dambusters Raids.
- Fundraisers to scale Snowdon for charities May 16, 2013Fundraisers will go the extra mile to raise money for charity by climbing the highest mountain in England and Wales.
- New stage show is a real family affair for duo May 16, 2013A mother and daughter from Rushden are set to tread the boards together in a version of the big-hit musical Gypsy.
- School marks
centenary year with celebration May 16, 2013Celebrations have been held to mark the centenary year of a Wellingborough School.
- Wellingborough pie makers scoop four gold awards on the road to national finals May 16, 2013Wellingborough could be announced as the home of ‘England’s Best Steak Pie’ after local company Dunkleys won gold awards for four of its pies in a national competition.
- Survey shows what tickles the tastebuds of Wellingborough residents May 16, 2013Polish sausages seem to be the flavour of the month in Wellingborough as the town gears up for an influx of flavours from the continent, a new survey has revealed.
- Ashleigh and Pudsey join the celebs at Cannes Film Festival May 16, 2013Britain’s Got Talent winners Ashleigh and Pudsey seem to be having a ball at Cannes Film Festival.
- New Rushden councillor could be the UK’s youngest May 17, 2013
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- Crowds celebrate the countryside May 17, 2013Hundreds of people headed down to Daventry Country Park on Sunday to experience a day of traditional rural skills and activities.
- Nominations sought for food awards May 17, 2013NOMINATIONS are being sought for the best pubs, cafes and local food heroes.
- Formula for success. . . May 17, 2013A COMPANY selling organic food for babies has been set up by an entrepreneur from Crick.
- Titanium celebrates a precious victory May 17, 2013Daventry-based dance crew Titanium achieved success at a regional championships.
- Arrests made after drugs raids in village May 17, 2013Police made six arrests and found significant quantities of cannabis after a series of raids were carried out in Crick on Friday night.
- Push the boats out for public enjoyment May 16, 2013TWO local sailing clubs will be offering free sailing sessions on Saturday.
- Crossing calls after serious accident May 16, 2013The niece of a man critically injured after being hit by a car in Long Buckby is appealing for a zebra crossing to be installed in the village.
- Motorcycles ride into town May 16, 2013SEVERAL British-made Hesketh Motorcycles, originally made in Daventry, will return home to the town’s Motorcycle Festival on Saturday.
- Bin complaints up 637 per cent May 16, 2013A REPORT drawn up reviewing the performance of Enterprise has found the number of bin complaints has gone up a staggering 637 per cent year on year.
- New chairman at Daventry District Council May 16, 2013Councillor Chris Long has become the new chairman of Daventry District Council after being sworn in at the annual council meeting on May 15.
- Two-for-one on top UK atractions in the Gusher May 15, 2013Get your vouchers for great two-for-one offers for top UK attractions in this week’s Daventry Express (May 16).
- Five survive on £1 per day! May 15, 2013Five Daventry workers have been living on just £1 per day this week to highlight the experiences of those living in extreme poverty.
- Return of college fun day May 15, 2013For the fifth year running thousands are expected to enjoy a day of family fun at the Northampton College in Daventry.
- Jogging group set up for beginners May 15, 2013A running course for beginners will be starting at Fawsley Hall to help people get fit.
- Work gets underway on new crematorium and cemetery May 15, 2013Building work has started on a new crematorium and cemetery to serve Rugby and Daventry, located off Ashlawn Road on the edge of Rugby, close to the boundary of Daventry District.
- Shoppers warned not to feed pigeons in Daventry town centre May 14, 2013People could ultimately face fines or court of they persist in feeding pigeons in Daventry town centre says Daventry District Council as it tries to tackle the mess left by the birds.
- Publisher ‘on track for strong performance’ May 14, 2013Daventry Express publisher Johnston Press reported its first increase in operating profit for nearly seven years yesterday (Monday, May 13) in spite of the challenging economic environment.
- Police appeal for information after Long Buckby crash May 14, 2013Police are appealing for information after man seriously injured in Long Buckby crash.
- Food bins save us £125,000 May 14, 2013Householders in Daventry district have together recycled 1,396 tonnes of food waste in the service’s first year, which would have cost more than £125,000 to send to landfill.
- Donation is music to fund’s ears May 14, 2013A cheque for £1,586.50 was handed over to the Daventry-based charity Pete Spencer’s Helping Hands Memorial Fund.
- Crowds celebrate the countryside May 17, 2013
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For anyone in doubt about voting for a Nationalist Party, which ever one, (but choose a proper Nationalist Party that understands these things) at these next round of elections please read Execution By Hunger – The Hidden Holocaust by Miron Dolot
Now we have not been making a fuss about overpopulation and loss of green land and the loss of our farming population for nothing.
Execution by Hunger: The Hidden Holocaust
Suspect newly launched British Democratic Party will attract former BNP members/activists/organisers and eventually catch up and overtake even UKIP
Hello Mark, good to hear from you again. Had Andrew Brons and the Brent group not dithered and made this move a year or more ago I may have agreed with you. Many ex BNP have either moved on elsewhere or dropped out of politics altogether, I think the BDP will struggle due to poor timing.
Congratulations on the successful election victories in Wellingborough for English Democrats. Onwards and upwards!
John, you appear to be mistaken, the English Democrats did not win any divisions. I hope you are not too disappointed, maybe if you understood numbers you could have found out for yourself.