Kettering 'unloved' meadow transformed into wildlife haven
The inaccessible land owned by Wicksteed Park is transformed back to its natural form.
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The inaccessible land owned by Wicksteed Park is transformed back to its natural form.
The closure will start later this week
Council contractors swept in on Tuesday night to install fencing in the city centre and cute down more than 100 trees while police with dogs patrolled outside. It has prompted a furious local backlash.
Police have failed to find the missing teenager's remains after a two-week operation
Updated Thursday, 24th December 2020, 2:39 pm Incredible images of Kettering's Parkway area show the extent of flooding this lunchtime as the River Ise and Slade Brook burst their banks. The pictures, taken by Snowy Ellson, show the whole area under water and emergency services trying to get people to safety. Many homes are flooded and businesses including Chariots and The Parkhouse Pub have been affected. Thirty homes have been evacuated with the help of Northants Search and Rescue volunteers. More follows. People are being taken from their homes in a rescue boat