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Victims of fatal knife crime attacks and serious violence to be honoured at vigil to mark Knife Angel anniversary

The victims of fatal knife crime attacks and serious violence are soon to be honoured at a vigil and church service, to mark the second anniversary of the Knife Angel visit in Northampton. A time of reflection will be led by Father Oliver Coss at All Saints Church on Friday, May 17 from 7.30pm, and will be followed by a candle-lit vigil on the church plaza.
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Multi-award-winning artisan ice cream business continues to expand flavours to accommodate for all

The owner of a multi-award-winning artisan ice cream business is working hard to expand the flavours on offer, to ensure she accommodates people of all dietary requirements. Your Cool is a small batch producer of fresh and high quality ice creams and sorbets – made to order for local delivery or available as a unique experience for events, including weddings.
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Charity given ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ opportunity to expand into new premises if the team can raise £40,000

A long-established charity of almost three decades has been given a “once-in-a-lifetime” opportunity to expand into a new building if the team can raise £40,000. The Doddridge Centre in St James, which operates two venues, hosts a variety of community engagement events – as well as supporting people with hot drinks, breakfasts and a warm space to utilise.
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Man, 25, jailed for Class A drugs offences after ‘large quantity’ was found in his BMW travelling in Northampton

A 25-year-old man has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison for Class A drugs offences after a “large quantity” was found in his BMW, say police. At around 5pm on July 13 last year, Rene Ross, previously of Falcon Crescent, Wolverton, was stopped in Colwyn Road, Northampton, in a black BMW, a spokesperson for Northamptonshire Police said.
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