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Alan Carr 'really supportive' of Northampton Music Festival (opens the original)
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TV star Alan Carr has been "really supportive" of a music festival held in his hometown that is returning for its 19th year, according to the organiser. Northampton Music Festival will see 85 artists perform at various locations across the town on Sunday. Carr, who grew up in the town, urged people in a video message posted on the event's social media channels to attend the town centre event - and joked "you might even see me... outside the Grosvenor Centre". Event organiser Tommy Gardner said C
Northamptoshire Dogfather set for Strictly after stroke recovery (opens the original)
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TV dog trainer Graeme Hall says it is a "dream come true" to be on Strictly Come Dancing, after a stroke made him think he would never dance again. The Brackley-based Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly star will appear on the BBC One show when it launches in September, despite giving up dancing after falling ill in 2019. Known as the Dogfather on the Channel 5 television series, Hall has previously danced in local competitions, including Strictly Northampton. "There are not a lot of people in the world
The urge to hoard like a gremlin in my brain, says Brackley woman (opens the original)
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"I have a gremlin in my brain telling me to do these things," is how Emma Walton describes her impulse to hoard items. The 36-year-old from Brackley, Northamptonshire, says she struggled for a decade with a hoarding disorder before realising it was a mental health condition. Hoarding Disorders UK suggests between 2% and 6% of the UK population may live with the illness, which the World Health Organisation classified as a mental health condition in 2018. Walton says her hoarding is linked to obse
Radio 2 DJ pays tribute to 'lovely' father from Northamptonshire (opens the original)
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BBC Radio 2 presenter Jo Whiley has paid tribute to her "lovely" father following his death. She announced the news about her dad, Martin Whiley, in an Instagram post on Tuesday, having previously revealed on her podcast that he had been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Whiley's social media tribute said: "My lovely dad died today. He was the kindest man, who lived solely to make others happy. In the post, the 61-year-old Northampton-born broadcaster thanked her father for her love of music,
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