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‘Amazing’ response to afternoon teas with highland cows as hundreds visit family-run Northants farm

There has been an “amazing response” to the introduction of unique afternoon teas with highland cows, as more than 500 people have already visited a family-run Northamptonshire farm. Colready Highlands, in Brackley, has been run by the Dyer family for more than 100 years – and has attracted people from all of the UK since launching their highland cow experience in 2023.
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Former GP of three decades shares latest successes of ‘life-changing’ charity aiming to make people happier

A former Northampton GP of three decades has shared the latest successes of a wellbeing charity with the aim of making people happier across the county. Dr David Smart, who is the chair at Action for Happiness Northants and the clinical director for General Practice Alliance, told the Chronicle & Echo about the difference being made by this volunteer-led initiative.
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Aspiring barber, 21, says ‘not all young people are causing trouble – some of us are chasing our dreams’

An aspiring barber from Northampton, aged 21, wants to promote the message that not all young people are causing trouble and he is among the ones chasing their dreams. Farhan Uddin is passionate about honing his craft and providing quality grooming services, while also hoping to inspire others to consider a career in the barbering industry.
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Standens Barn stabbing: ‘Put emotion aside to give him the benefit of the doubt,’ defence concludes

The defence asked the jury to “put emotion aside and the sadness that somebody has died” to give the defendant “the benefit of the doubt”, after he was “deceived” into attending what he thought was a peace meeting. The trial continues for the man accused of murdering 23-year-old Clinton Obeng Oppong Antwi, after a jury was sworn in on May 27.
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