Steve Parkin uses Hellins's account of a storm in Potterspury in 1796, 'a spectacle at once curious and awful', to explore both Hellins scientific research and his ambitions for advancement

Potterspury Pottery Day celebrated the village's legacy of medieval pottery production.

Around the turn of the last century, when Potterspury wanted to celebrate, they called in the village brass band to provide music, and...

Embarking on your family history journey is a fascinating exploration into your roots. Uncover the stories that weave through your...

Potterspury History Group President Jack Clamp has compiled details of those village residents who gave their lives in the First and...

Thanks to Neil in the Northampton Record Office for sending over these photos of parts of the village taken for a photographic...

In the chancel of St Nicholas Church is a wonderful 17th century memorial to Gabriel Clarke, ‘late of Potterspurie’. Gabriel died a...