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Stuart Ratcliffe
BBC Look East

There may have been delays and budget increases, but the work at Delapre Abbey is fascinating.

As you can see from these pictures, the change is quite dramatic.

This is what it looked like when I visited two years ago...

And this is what it looks like now...

Two years ago...

Now...

Stuart Ratcliffe
BBC Look East

More than half a million pounds of further funding is needed to complete the restoration of Delepre Abbey in Northampton.

It's in addition to the extra £930,000 the borough council gave the project last year. It brings the total cost close to £8m.

The borough council's cabinet has been asked to agree to the extra funding, which could be up to £650,000 after unexpected delays to the project.

The abbey's opening has been put back several times, but once open it's hoped it will become a major tourist attraction.

Northamptonshire opener Ben Duckett has tweeted his congratulations to team-mate Graeme White, after the spinner was selected for England Lions' One-Day series against Sri Lanka A.

James Whitaker, England cricket's national selector, said White "deserves this chance" after his performances for Northants.

Duckett, 22, who is already in the squad, says he "can't wait" to join-up with the 29 year old...

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

Elsewhere in Northamptonshire:

• The Northampton Chronicle and Echo reports, external that people who raised £40,000 for Northampton Hope Centre by sleeping rough for the night have been described as "humbling" and "inspirational".
• Councillors are to discuss an increase in council tax for people living in Wellingborough, writes the Northamptonshire Telegraph, external.

Mike Cartwright
BBC Look East

I've come the Weetabix factory at Burton Latimer after the company announced a £30m investment.

Did you know every cereal pack has an X-Ray?

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

Earlier we mentioned Weetabix's chief executive said the threat of strike action from workers had "gone away" for the time being. 

The row was over a change to a new 24-hour, seven days a week shift pattern.

Union Usdaw has since told us the revised offer from the company would go out to ballot between 1 and 10 February.

Members voted for industrial action in December, but put that "on hold" after discussions with the company.

Usdaw said it put Weetabix's "improved" offer to members after "positive engagement".

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Brian Meechan
BBC Wales business correspondent

It is a big and very difficult decision to make.

Those workers who are union members will choose whether they want to remain on the final salary scheme or accept the less generous one being offered by Tata.

The new pension comes with the promise of £1bn of funding for Port Talbot over the next 10 years, but only if the company is hitting profit targets.

But even with the offer of a pensions top-up for older workers, it will mean significantly less money for their retirement.

Some people said given the year they have gone through with the job losses, the sale and then its cancellation, they have simply lost trust in Tata.

This ballot is about the unions consulting their members.

Its result will dictate how officials deal with the company, but the outcome is not binding on Tata itself.

BBC News UK

Community, GMB and Unite union members are involved in the vote over the revised pension offer, after a year which has seen major job losses and Tata's business being put up for sale.

However, the company took it off the market as economic conditions in the industry improved.

Under the proposed changes, the British Steel Pension Scheme would close to future accrual, replaced with a defined contribution scheme with maximum contributions of 10% from Tata and 6% from workers.

The unions originally stood back from making any official recommendations, saying it was down to individual circumstances.

But after a meeting of 100 officials from plants across the UK on Thursday, they issued a joint statement saying the offer was the "best outcome that could be achieved through negotiation".

It also emerged a one-off pension contribution of up to £10,000 could be made to Tata workers in their 50s who plan to retire early.

BBC News UK

A ballot on a new pensions offer is expected to be put to Tata Steel workers from today.

The three unions at the Indian company's UK plants are recommending their members, including 578 Tata workers in Corby, accept the deal.

They have called it the "only credible and viable way" to secure the future.

Although a less generous pension scheme, the Tata offer also includes a £1bn investment commitment at Port Talbot and no compulsory job losses.

The result of the ballot is expected by the middle of February.

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

A woman has died after being hit by a car in Barby, near Daventry.

The crash happened at about 11.30 on Friday, at the junction of Kilsby Road and Nortoft Lane.

Police say a grey Vauxhall Insignia, driven by a 54-year-old man from Rugby, hit 32-year-old Anna Hodgkins, from Barby, who died hours later in hospital.

Northamptonshire Police is appealing for witnesses.

Andrew Radd
BBC Radio Northampton

Northamptonshire's Graeme White has been called up by the England Lions - the national side's second string.

The left-arm spinner will play for the Lions in their One-Day series in Sri Lanka in March.

Image source, Getty Images

White was named Player of the Year in the domestic One-Day cup competition last summer and was a vital part of Northants' victorious T20 team.

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

Following reports of disruption at Sixfields on Saturday, we've heard police were also called to O'Neills pub in the Drapery in Northampton half an hour before kick-off due to three flares being set off inside.

The pub was evacuated as a precaution. Police say nobody was believed to have been hurt and nobody was detained in connection with the incident.

O'Neill's said the pub closed until about 16:00 to allow smoke to clear and it then "traded as normal for the rest of the day".  

Image source, Getty Images

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

Giles Turrell, the chief executive of Weetabix, says threatened strike action "for the time being that has gone away".

Last month workers at the factories in Burton Latimer and Corby voted to strike over shift patterns.

However, earlier this month union Usdaw said the action was "on hold" after the company made a new offer aimed at resolving the row.

Asked about the whether the issue was resolved, Mr Turrell answered "we believe so". We've contacted Usdaw for comment.

BBC Business Live

All this talk of Weetabix and no news on whether the company is being sold?

Current owner, the Chinese company Bright Food, bought the British breakfast staple provider in 2012 and has made sure the oval wheat bricks are reaching more breakfast tables in China.

But reports are circulating that it's talking to potential buyers.

Weetabix's chief executive, Giles Turrell, was more than happy to talk about who is eating Weetabix, how healthy their products are (or not) and potential price rises. But (not surprisingly) he wouldn't be drawn on any possible sale.

Still, others reckon that Associated British Foods, the US's Post Holdings and Italy's Barilla could be interested.

BBC Business News

Despite the announcement of investment, Weetabix has become the latest company to warn of price rises sparked by the lower pound.

Although the company takes its wheat from within 50 miles of its processing plants in Burton Latimer and Corby, wheat is priced in dollars and the weaker pound means it takes more pounds to buy dollar-listed items.  

Giles Turrell, the chief executive of Weetabix, told the BBC rises would be a last resort and would be in the low single digits.

A range of companies, including Next and Easyjet, have warned of higher prices following the fall in sterling, triggered by June's vote to leave the European Union.

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

Weetabix has announced plans for major new investment in its factories at Burton Latimer and Corby.

Image source, Reuters

The company says it's set to spend £30m, which should lead to increased production of its range of breakfast products and could create more jobs.

Giles Turrell, Weetabix's chief executive, has been giving his reaction to the BBC this morning...

Pete Cooper
BBC Local Live

There's been much criticism of the police response to the disruptions in Saturday's Northampton v Coventry clash at Sixfields, with fans airing their views on the Northampton Chronicle and Echo's Facebook page, external.

One fan wrote the police "failed dismally to stop Coventry fans continually disrupting the match and instead employ the majority of their manpower on guarding the West stand where there was no sign of trouble".

However, Supt Chris Hillery from Northamptonshire Police said: "Acknowledging we were never going to stop 1,000 fans entering the pitch, our tactics were to form a police line in front of the home fans to stop the away fans entering the home area."

He added: "During the fixture we were made aware that some of the spectators in the away South Stand had planned a mass pitch incursion at a designated time.

"As a result, match officials turned off the scoreboard time display and officers were placed in front of the West Stand and in the players' tunnel to prevent people intent on disorder entering these areas en masse."

Mr Hillery went on to thank the Cobblers' supporters for their behaviour.

Nine men have been arrested and bailed over the disruption, believed to have been a protest at Coventry City's owners.

The repeated disruptions to yesterday's Sky Blues match at Northampton Town were "unacceptable," a Coventry City spokesman says.  

Nine men have been arrested and bailed over a pitch invasion and flares being thrown at the match at Sixfields.  

Image source, Getty Images

In a statement on the club's website, the club says it will support both the police and FA investigations.