Grime music, mental health issues and even geometry all featured at this year’s Graduate Fashion Week when University of Northampton students took over the catwalk on Tuesday 6 June, writes Julie Allen.
The 15 students from the BA (Hons) Fashion,...
The weather is looking less rainy for day two of Northampton County Beer Festival, tomorrow.
The festival Facebook page is here.
Photographer Dave Ikin was out with the crowds at Becket's Park sampling ales. Here are his shots of the action.
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Mike Ingram and his team are doing a great job trying to get Northampton Borough Council to repair the Queen Eleanor Cross.
But what about the Kingsthorpe Obelisk?
It's in a far...
What am I most looking forward to drinking at this year’s Northampton County Beer Festival? As Chairman of the Northamptonshire Branch of The Campaign for Real Ale I will of course be seeking out the finest and most interesting...
A vigil was held at All Saints' Church on 23 May.
150 people attended the vigil, which was organized by Fathers Oliver Coss and Tim Curtis, and Hassan Shah on behalf of the Northampton Mosques, and was held as a response...
Lena Davis, of the Caring & Sharing Trust, opens her address book to tell us why she is friends with Brian Binley
Writing about Brian Binley without the letters ‘MP’ attached seems really odd. If ever there was a man...
With dozens of micro-breweries and the Carlsberg mega-brewery, Northamptonshire is quietly becoming the unofficial capital of beer in the UK.
Alaric Neville, famously once a sound engineer come producer for the band Chumbawumba, is known in Northampton as part of the...
Alarming pictures of Northampton's Queen Eleanor Cross overgrown with weeds prompted a new Facebook group and the promise of action from Northampton Borough Council. Historian Mike Ingram reminds us why we are so lucky to have it at Delapre...
Since...
I’m a soft-hearted small ‘l’ liberal living in the age of austerity but even I, even now, wouldn’t say that the Conservatives are the cruellest people in politics. It’s us: the sadistic British electorate. I saw what we did....
Following England Rugby's recent defeat by South Africa, discussions around the 'English identity' in rugby have intensified. Critiques suggest England's current style is overly focused on brute strength rather than creativity. In contrast, Northampton Saints exemplify a successful approach grounded in basic skills and inclusivity, potentially signalling a need for a shift in England's rugby philosophy.
