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What the GLaM will look like
£1.6 million will be spent on an extension to the Alfred East Art Gallery with another £163,000 spent on an internal renovation.
The bulk of the cash has come from a £3 million grant from the government’s Get Building fund, after a bid through the South East Midlands Local Enterprise Partnership (SEMLEP) with a further £640,000 from Kettering Council’s reserves and Northamptonshire County Council has also given £300,000.
Cllr Mark Dearing, portfolio holder for regeneration at Kettering Council, said: “We are absolutely delighted that planning permission has been approved.
“The Gallery, Library and Museum (GLaM) are a tremendous asset and resource, and the upcoming development will strengthen community links, support creative businesses, and visitors will be able to enjoy an array of exciting, new amenities.
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Police at the scene.
During the incident a 29-year-old man was attacked by three other men and hit with an ashtray, before being taken to Kettering General Hospital with a head wound and visible bruising.
A 28-year-old woman suffered minor injuries but nobody has been arrested in connection with the incident and a police investigation remains active , a force spokesman said.
Kettering Council has since confirmed that Sedir has been given a £1,000 fixed penalty notice under emergency coronavirus powers for breaching restrictions.
A police spokesman said no personal fines have been given at this time to those who attended the function.
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The most frequent complaints concerned barking dogs - 63 made in East Northants and 89 in the Kettering Council area - with five received from one Desborough street alone.
Noisy cockerels were the next biggest cause of complaint with five bothersome birds across the two council areas getting neighbours in a flap.
The most exotic animal to assault the ears of annoyed residents was a peafowl in East Northants with the quiet being shattered by its distinctive piercing calls.
Corby Council and Wellingborough Council did not meet the 20-day deadline to respond to a Freedom of Information request.
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Activities such as flushing toilets, children playing, washing machines, vacuums, lawnmowers, doors and cupboards closing, are considered to be normal living noise, unless they are happening frequently at unreasonable times.
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