Two men are being held by police after a house fire off Shetland Way in Corby overnight.
Five fire crews dealt with the fire at a ground floor flat on Orkney Walk at around 2am, bringing it under control and leading people inside to safety.
Police and fire forensic teams are due to continue investigations today, while the men remain in custody.
Three people were injured by a road traffic accident in Corby yesterday.
None of the injured were seriously hurt by the accident which happened at around 1:30 on Oakley Road near to the town centre.
As a result, Police closed the road between there and Geddington Road until around 3:15, causing some traffic delays around town.
Corby will be one of just ten boroughs across England and Wales to trial so-called "community contracts".
It's a plan by the Home Office to develop voluntary agreements between locals, elected officials and public service providers.
Thursday
04 March 2010
Police in Corby want to speak to a taxi driver about an assualt two weeks ago.
They say two men and a woman caught a taxi from Kettering to Corby at 1am on Sunday February the 21st. When the vehicle stopped at Chatsworth Road in Corby one of the men assaulted the other two passengers before leaving the scene.
Police want to speak to the driver to help them with their investigations.
A breast cancer support group has been launched by a county charity in Corby.
The Mayor of Corby is backing the group being established by the Crazy Hats charity at the Stephenson Way Community Centre.
Wednesday
04 March 2010
A couple in Corby have won an apartment in town worth a £100,000.
Ellen and Paul Jordan were handed the keys to the flat on Walton Homes' Radbrooke Rise development off Gainsborough Road on Wednesday.
Theyve been living in Corby for 4 years, they'll say they will look to sell the apartment in order to give them and their family extra income.
Lakelands Hospice will begin to roll out their Hospice at Home service this week
From money already raised the charity on oakley Vale is aiming to give respite to carers by providing a service for seriously ill people.
Tuesday
04 March 2010
A Birmingham-based administrator is still looking for a buyer for Corby based business Codan Rubber.
The firm, which makes automotive hoses and belts entered administration to stave off bankruptcy two weeks ago, they are now being managed by the accounting group Baker Tilley.
The company had to make 15 redundancies after Codan's parent company in italy collapsed.
Crime-fighting partners across Corby say that theres still work to do despite a significant drop in anti-social behaviour.
The Corby Community Safety Partnership includes the Council, police health services and youth offending teams.
They say that anti-social behaviour has gone down 30 per cent in since March 2008, which they attribute to the Weeks of Action scheme and increased CCTV operation - more than 250 arrests were put down to the use of cameras.
However Corby remains a hotspot for incidents of crime related