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Council in call for more permanent employment

Cash spent on agency staff by Corby Council – a total of about £30,000 a month – is to go on permanent, full-time jobs.

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Contracts director Sean Yeo and interim chairman of Corby Healthcare Dr Peter Wilczynski look at the steelwork on the new Urgent Care Centre with leader of Corby Council Tom Beattie

Autumn open date for health centre

A new urgent care centre for Corby is on target to open in the autumn.

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Young mums and coaches from Enterprise Coaching at the Eden Park Project burying a time capsue to mark the end of their film project

Young mums bury experiences in time

Mums and their children buried a taste of life in the present day in a time capsule.

Teacher Emily Whiting has set off on a year-long round-the-world trek

Teacher sets off on worldwide adventure

A science teacher has swapped the classroom for game reserves, lakes and beauty spots as she takes off on a year-long global trek.

CORBY: Olympic Square, at the Colyers Gardens development on Kingswood estate. Olympic gymnast Daniel Keating and mayor Gail McDade opening the new development.

Regeneration of estate continues

Plans are in the pipeline for the next stage of a regeneration programme to change the face of the Kingswood estate in Corby.

Corby, Town Centre, 
Corby Cube and Steelman statue

Corby Walk

Cube overspend report row

A group of councillors want a dossier on why the Corby Cube ran at least £10m over budget to be made public.

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Closed club won’t fight for licence

THE owners of a recently closed nightclub have withdrawn their appeal against losing their licence.

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ANOTHER FIRM MAY CUT JOBS

CORBY has been dealt the latest in a long line of job blows with the news that a food firm is considering making redundancies.

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New street lights turned on in town

NEW street lights have arrived in a Corby road which was chosen as a pilot area for a £132m scheme.

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Pupils from Danesholme Junior School last year

Kids of Steel get in Olympics spirit

Youngsters in Corby are being urged to sign up for a triathlon and enter into the spirit of the Olympic Games.

James McIlroy at corby rangers supporters club

Loyal fans keep supporting Gers

Rangers fans in Corby are devastated over the football club’s financial crisis but have vowed to stay loyal.

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Brats Nursery, Corby, settling in to new home after asbestos found in their building. 
L-r Harry Wilman, 2, Lorna Munro (asst manager), Ella Munro, 1, Aviee Vidler, 3, Kerry McClymont (manager) in the new soft play area which used to be Corby Borough Council's committee meeting room 1  
Thursday 9th February 2012

Nursery settles in after quick move

A nursery which had to move quickly after asbestos was found at its former premises has thanked everyone for their help.

Corby, Danesholme Estate, Partners from Corby Borough Council, Northamptonshire Police, Community Payback and the Youth Offending Team join to tackle environmental issues and focus on safer routes around the estate. 
l-r Craig Spence (Neighbourhood Manager), Chris Stanbra  and Jimmy Noble  with Simon Allen (probation worker) and community payback worker. 
Tuesday, 13 September 2011

Offenders paying community back

Churches, sports clubs, community groups and charities from across the north of the county have benefited as offenders pay their debt to society.

Actor Warwick Davis visits Pen Green Children's Centre, Corby, where the support group Little People UK is holding a weekend workshop and other events. The organisation has been created to help those affected by dwarfism.
Pictured are founders (L-R): Warwick & Sam Davis, Fiona Reilly, Joanne Armstrong & Chris Brenchley.

Star helps launch Little People UK

Star Wars and Life’s Too Short actor Warwick Davis was in Corby at the weekend to promote a new national group for little people.

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Has town’s chief gone for good?

Corby Council is refusing to answer questions about the future of chief executive Chris Mallender, who has been on leave since the start of the year.

Drugs Raid: Corby, drugs raid in Eastbrook and Gainsborough Road, 
Police raid houses and make arrests 
Thursday 9th February 2012

Drug dens blitz

A sophisticated drug-dealing operation was blown apart as dozens of policemen raided seven houses, arresting eight suspected members of a drugs gang.

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Sign up to join wags and wellies walk

GET out your wellington boots and get your four-legged friend in shape for this year’s Wags and Wellies Walk.

She Matters: Corby, group that now meets in the Trades and Labour Club. Papercrafting group
Carol Davie group leader with the members  
Friday 3rd February 2012

Support services offered to women

A WOMEN’S group is encouraging those who need support to use its services.

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Hair-growing is mane event for Pinkie and pals

A group of friends are saying goodbye to haircuts and beard trimming – and there will be fringe benefits for charity.

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Family of murder victim plea for body location

Killer Tony Holland was ordered to serve 35 years for murdering Danny Hathaway, but his conviction and sentence brought little comfort to the victim’s family.

Thief chews it over

A THIEF said he “just went crazy” after admitting stealing more than £300 worth of chewing gum

Home manager Margaret Payne, Dignity Champion Gerardo Sio & Mayor Gail McDade plant a tree to mark National Dignity Day at Glenmoor House care home, Corby.

Elderly celebrate dignity and caring

Residents and staff at a Corby care home celebrated the national Dignity Day with fun events and pampering.

A vehicle is seized by police during an operation to target motorists driving illegally, on Oakley Road, Corby.

Cars seized in police operation

Boy racers, anti-social drivers and motorists with no insurance were all targeted in a day-long crackdown in Corby.

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Pictures of Owen Trickett and family. Owen has a rare medical condition:

Trickett 01 & 03:
(left to right) Mum Donna Trickett, Owen Trickett, 3,  dad Jonathan Trickett, Sophie Trickett, 6.

Support in bid to help cure Owen

The family of a little boy with an extremely rare genetic condition have been sharing their experiences in a bid to help find a cure.

Corby,  Stuart Road Community Centre visit by MP for Corby and East Northants Louise Mensch. 
l-r Marianne Siever (Planet Aid), Alex Karani (NAYC Corby),  Louise Mensch, Josie Connolly (volunteer) Lynn Patel  Birgit Soe (MD Planet Aid) and Jay Taylor (Social Enterprise Mananger, Corby) 
Thursday 26th January, 2012

Food club seeking land to aid growth

A group which is promoting healthy eating in Corby is on the look-out for land to grow food.

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Storm and Madisons, in Corby Old Village, will shut after this weekend

Poor trade forces nightclub to close

A nightclub which has been at the centre of an investigation into underage drinking is closing.

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Corby, Steel Park, Steelmen Business Club, first meeting, l-r Chris Rivett (director Corby Town FC) , James Broderick (Corby Cube), Karen Harewood (Utility Warehouse). 
Wednesday 25th January, 2012

Business talk at breakfast

The Steelmen’s new business club held its first meeting this week and it gave members a chance to chat over breakfast.

Models show off the latest prom gowns from local suppliers at the Evening Telegraph's January Prom Show at the Holiday Inn in Corby on Thursday 26th Januray 2012.

Teenagers eye proms glitz at our big show

It is the pinnacle of the school year and the coming of age for pupils leaving behind the classroom.

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Celebrations over rising exam results

Staff and pupils at a number of county schools are celebrating after seeing their exam results rise in 2011.

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Corby company announces job losses

Tata Steel is to axe 110 jobs at Corby - about 15 per cent of the workforce.

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Corby Business Academy librarian off to London: Amy McKay.
24/01/12

Amy gets through millions of words

School librarian Amy McKay is in London today to join 11 other judges who will begin selecting the nation’s best children’s book.

Corby Paragon Automotive Ltd, stolen Land Rovers:
24/01/12

Masked raiders steal three £45,000 vehicles

Masked robbers with baseball bats ram-raided a vehicle compound, threatened a security guard and then stole three valuable 4x4 cars in an early morning attack.

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Corby, Stuart Road Community Centre, food co-operative being set up  taking part in a social enterprise event at The Corby. L-r Jay Taylor (Northamptonshire Enterprise Coaching), Josie Connolly (volunteer) and Lynn Patel (volunteer co-ordinator)
Friday 20th January, 2012

Chance to be part of enterprise fair

A big celebration of community projects is to take place in Corby – and everyone is invited to come along and see how you could be part of it.

Physical Activities Leader for Corby Borough Council Kye Bishop demonstrates simple fitness exercises which can be done using a chair during the Reach Out project in Corby's West Glebe Pavaillion.

Hundreds back the fitness drive

A fitness scheme which aimed to address Corby’s poor health record had a total of 650 people take part.

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