Northampton Chronicle & Echo Morning Update 1 July, 2025

The latest headlines from the Northampton Chronicle & Echo

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00:00This is your morning update for Tuesday, the 1st of July, 2025.

00:06Brought to you by the Northampton Chronicle and Echo.

00:11Police investigating fire at church in Northampton as arson after firefighters tackle blaze.

00:17Police are appealing for witnesses after firefighters tackled a blaze at a Northampton church,

00:23which is being treated as arson.

00:25In pictures, military personnel celebrated during Armed Forces Day event in Northampton.

00:33The event took place on Saturday, June 28, in Northampton's Market Square, hosted by Northampton Town Council.

00:43Police appeal for witnesses after another incident of indecent exposure at Northampton Beauty Spot near College.

00:50The incident happened on Friday, June 13, between 9.30pm and 1.0.30pm, at Bradlaugh Fields.

01:00Grandson badly burnt in Northampton house fire rescued nan and dog from blaze that took everything they owned.

01:10A 22-year-old man, who was badly burnt in a Northampton house fire, bravely rescued his grandmother and their dog from the blaze,

01:18which took everything they owned.

01:23EE reveals the uplifting power of football on teen girls' well-being.

01:27Over 9 in 10 teen girls say the sport makes them more confident and able to deal with social media pressures.

01:37Police bid to get deadly ninja knives off the streets.

01:41Police are backing the introduction of a law banning deadly ninja swords being sold, supplied, manufactured or possessed.

01:4835 pictures of the highs, lows and spectacular from weekend football in Northampton in years gone by.

01:58We've had a look through the Chronicle and Echoes archive for pictures from 15 years ago and more.

02:05This 20-minute trick could save your home from mould this summer, experts warn.

02:12As humidity rises, so does the risk of trapped moisture turn into mould and mildew.

02:20Celebrate 15 years of the Corps with breathtaking sculpture and performances galore.

02:25Building on the success of 2020's Museum of the Moon, the theatre will be transformed once again,

02:32this time with Gaia by Luke Jerram, a 7-metre installation of the planet, suspended high above the auditorium.

02:41For more news, go to northamptoncron.co.uk.

02:45And for more videos, check out shotstv.com.