From epic days out Wellingborough Zoo and Wicksteed Park to local town celebrities including Karaoke Karen, barber Vince Geranio and Malcolm the Fishman – these are the 25 things you'll only understand if you come from Kettering and Wellingborough areas.

. Malcolm and Fish
Malcolm The Fishman and Arnie the Arndale Dragon are among two of the most local celebrities in Kettering and Wellingborough. Photo: UGC

. Arnie the Dragon
The only reason you let your parents drag you round the Arndale was so you could play on Arnie the Dragon, which will go on display at Wellingborough Museum post-pandemic. Photo: UGC

. Nen or Neen?
You always get into really heated discussions with others over how to pronounce the River 'Nene'. Do you say Nen or Neen? Photo: UGC

. Claire's
Going into town as a teenager and getting your ears pierced at Claire's accessories was a rite of passage. Photo: UGC

. Cutting Room
You've spent more nights than you care to remember (or can remember) stood on this corner with a bag of chips while trying to flag down a taxi after a night out at Cutters. RIP. Photo: UGC

. Wellingborough Zoo.jpg
If you're of a certain age group, you will remember grand days out at Wellingborough Zoo with your family. The park opened in 1943 and between the 1940s and 1970s, Croyland Gardens was the filled with the sounds of lions, tigers and bears. Photo: UGC

. Big days out
Going into Northampton was thought to be a grand day out once up a time. You might even still remember the voice booming over the Tannoy machine at the bus station, which said: "This is a customer announcement! Please hold the handrail..." But you never wanted to. Photo: UGC

. Famed international walk
You've definitley taken part before in Wellingborough's famous Waendel Walk, which is also, incidentally, a very good reason to stop off at Great Doddington Club for a pint! Photo: UGC

. 'You don't say it like that'
You test your mates who don't live in Northamptonshire on how to say Cogenhoe and Bozeat to make yourself feel smug that you can pronounce it properly. Photo: UGC

. Ent, kent, shent
If you're part of a certain generation you will probably have a bit of a twang to your accent and say words like ent, kent, shent, daredn't, wun't - and refer to a loved one as 'ere'. Photo: UGC

. Swans
You've definitley been taken to the Embankment on a Saturday to feed the swans with your family. Photo: UGC

. Splash Park at Embankment
You definitley hit the big time if your parents took you to the splash park in the summer holidays with a mate and a picnic. Photo: UGC

1. Arnie the Dragon
The only reason you let your parents drag you round the Arndale was so you could play on Arnie the Dragon, which will go on display at Wellingborough Museum post-pandemic. Photo: UGC

2. Nen or Neen?
You always get into really heated discussions with others over how to pronounce the River 'Nene'. Do you say Nen or Neen? Photo: UGC

3. Claire's
Going into town as a teenager and getting your ears pierced at Claire's accessories was a rite of passage. Photo: UGC

4. Cutting Room
You've spent more nights than you care to remember (or can remember) stood on this corner with a bag of chips while trying to flag down a taxi after a night out at Cutters. RIP. Photo: UGC