By Barbara Cole A Higham Ferrers-born wartime night fighter pilot who downed 15 enemy aircraft making him a triple ace, is to be permanently honoured in the town. Edward Dixon Crew, Commander of the Order of the Bath, Distinguished Service Order (DSO) and Bar, and Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) and Bar, who first saw action […]
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On Wednesday 16th July, WNC decided to refocus its sustainability work to “ensure its efforts deliver the greatest value to local residents and businesses”. As part of this move, the Reform-controlled council became the first in the country to scrap net zero targets. It also abandoned plans to replace its fleet of cars with electric
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The Leyland industrial estate in Wellingborough is being expanded. 10 new units are being built to add to the existing 96 units. Mike Grindrod, Director at Northern Trust Company Ltd, commented, “We are delighted to see work commence on this next phase of development at Leyland Trading Estate. The strong uptake from our 2018 scheme
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Award-winning Rush2theDen run a number of sessions for young people with different needs. Freedom Fliers is a Youth Club for SEND Senior school / college aged young people and it meets every Friday at 5.30pm – 7.00pm Freedom Fliers is structured for those who struggle with large groups and need a little bit more encouragement.
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Many employers are adopting a work arrangement where employees work at home and spend only some of their time at an office desk. North Northamptonshire Council (NNC) is in the process of reviewing its assets and has already sold off some properties. A recent press release from NNC shows the impact of this policy: “Due
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Higham Ferrers Hachenburg Association had a very successful visit to Hachenburg in August. Twenty-four people travelled to Germany on a luxury coach to meet up with their German friends. Most stayed with hosts in Hachenburg and the surrounding villages. They enjoyed a tour of Hachenburg, plus its famous brewery, a visit to a castle with
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Rushden Parochial Charity is a small charity that dates back in the 19th Century. It was set up to help those in need and provides a safety net for Rushden’s folk. The Charity makes small grants. Anyone within the town can apply and if they are in genuine need, the Charity will endeavour to help
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