Battle of Northampton anniversary event at Delapre Abbey

Another well attended Battle of Northampton memorial walk. So sad that even more pieces of the cross lie on the steps since we were there two weeks ago. Sadly we could not put the wreath on the steps instead pushing it under the fence.

On this day 26 July 1469 The Battle of Edgcote The Yorkist army is slaughtered.168 of the Welsh nobility and around 1,500 rebels are killed. Both Pembroke and his brother are captured taken to Northampton, where they were executed at Queen Eleanor's Cross. nenequirer.com/2017/07/22/the…

The real story here is the wanton disregard for Northampton’s heritage that is the hallmark of the Borough Council.

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A very good piece by Andy Brockman in Pipeline QUESTIONS OF CONFLICTS OF INTEREST thepipeline.info/blog/2018/09/2…

Ill-informed local historian seeks publicity. And gets it via The Telegraph. What utter twaddle. telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/09/2…

Many of you will have seen the article in the Leicester Mercury about the proposed new Bosworth Sculpture Trail. The article incorrectly claims that the Richard III Society were supporting this project. Below is the letter sent to the Mercury by our Chairman, Phil Stone.

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Spent a great day doing a photo shoot on Naseby battlefield with the Troop

In this shiny #NewEpisode of he #GoneMedieval #podcast from History Hit💥 I chat to Mike Ingram about Northampton. We plot one town’s journey through the medieval period to discover what makes Northampton so important, and why local history matters. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/gon…

BATTLE OF STOKE FIELD 530th anniversary! Tickets are now available! #thelastbattle #henryvii

You know nothing Jon Snow. Ashby St Ledger is in Northants not Warwickshire 😣

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