Northampton Chronicle & Echo Morning Update 29 July, 2024
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00:00This is your morning update for Monday the 29th of July 2024, brought to you by the Northampton Chronicle and Echo.
00:10There has been a further step forward at the new NHS Diagnostic Centre in Northampton as of building craned into place.
00:19Earlier this month, five modular buildings were craned into place to create the new NHS Community Diagnostic Centre in Kingsheath.
00:30New evening bus services in Northampton and further afield will be launched on a one-year trial basis.
00:37The evening services, which launched at the weekend, will be available en route from Northampton to Rectory Farm, Blackthorne, Southfields, New Dustin, Daventry and Rushden Lakes.
00:49Huge shock as popular Northampton Trampoline Park announces sudden closure.
00:55Boost Trampoline Park, based in Riverside, took to social media on Friday to announce that it will be closing for good on Wednesday July 31st, after eight years in the town.
01:09Kieran Bowie's rave reviews convinced Dibley Diaz to sign for Cobblers.
01:15That's because it was the Scottish striker's rave reviews of Life at Sixfields that played a key part in paving the way for fellow Fulham youngster Matt Dibley Diaz to sign for the club on a season-long loan.
01:30A 19-year-old has been jailed after two sexual assaults in Northampton town centre.
01:37Madhani Haragot, previously of Barrinson Gardens, appeared at Northampton Crown Court on June 14th to be sentenced after he pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual assault and one count of assault.
01:51A business owner, aged just 14, says it was amazing to be named Young Woman of the Year.
01:58Poppy Irons, who established Petals by Poppy in 2022, sells handmade and premium self-care products, which includes wax melts and bath salts, with a view to branching out into candles too.
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