Pete Cooper is a journalist based in Northampton, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and human interest stories, Pete's work has been featured in various publications including BBC News, Cigalah Group, HR magazine, and HRZone. He is known for his in-depth reporting on community issues, historical discoveries, and healthcare developments.
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Pete Cooper's coverage spans a wide range of local topics such as local events, government announcements, and evolving stories. He seems to cover entertainment news and crime extensively.
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By: Pete Cooper, Ollie Conopo
Paintbrushes are out as Kettering Town prepares its 3,000-capacity ground for an FA Cup TV audience.
Top of the Town was "at the forefront of dance music" in the town, says a DJ from the former club.
The exhibition in August marked 30 years since the death of the legendary driver.
By: Pete Cooper, Kate Bradbrook, Mousumi Bakshi
Residents hit by flooding describe what it has been like in the aftermath of Storm Bert.
The area's MP and the town council are opposing the changes which are starting after completion of a public consultation .
Pete Cooper A secondary school head teacher facing possible strike action and a petition with more than 500 signatures calling for her to step down has resigned.
Supporters of the Cobblers give their thoughts on the surprise departure of their popular manager.
By: Kate Bradbrook, Pete Cooper
How are independent shops on one High Street preparing for their busiest time of year?
The store is relocating to a shopping centre, which the council will loan the money to.
Pete Cooper A petition to save a cinema due to close next year has already had close to 800 signatures in less than a week.
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