Autism

Non-verbal autistic boy communicates using dad's alphabet tattoo

Non-verbal autistic boy communicates using dad's alphabet tattoo

En-Fold Autism Charity CEO wing walk!

Left to right, Pete Taylor, Andrew Whittle, Emma-Louise Taylor, Lauren McNeal, Andy Carpenter

Northampton recruiter’s neurodiversity agenda paves the way for bold businesses

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Massive Inflatable Fun Day - Tower Fields Finedon

Morgan is a Workbridge Learner and she is looking forward to taking part in the show

Northampton charitable fashion show to promote sustainability

Finley Bollen, six, dresses in an officer's hat and outfit everyday - keeping his town and its people safe on the roads.

Watch: Meet the police-obsessed youngster keeping the streets safe

Destiny Mitchell, 26, is homeless and has turned a bus stop into a temporary home on the Bristol Road, Selly Oak, Birmingham.

Watch: Our home is a disused bus shelter...it's going to be demolished

Please support us in raising funds for The Spring charity.

Northampton Children's home to walk Mount Snowdon for local charity.

Playing with dolls can aid children with their social development

People are being encouraged to join free sessions on wellbeing

More free courses to help with recovery journeys

Northamptonshire Federation of WIs

The WI – Making a Difference

Cadbury axes iconic popular treat

Emma McNally CEO Tourettes Action

Tourette's is quite possibly one of the most misunderstood conditions

Did you know what the different colours mean? (Photo: Shutterstock)

Here’s what it means if you see a blue or teal pumpkin this Halloween

Dick and Dom (Photo by Jeff Spicer/Getty Images)

Dick and Dom to join Northamptonshire pupils for fundraising French singalong fo...

The county council is consulting on the strategy

Consultation on new strategy to support people with autism in Northants

A new strategy about how people with autism in Northamptonshire are supported has been drawn up.

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