during the redevelopment of Castle Station. This would be on Castle Mound and would include 'footprinting' the Queen's apartments in a similar fashion to the restored Bury Mount at Towcester. Future stages involving Chalk Lane carpark would be after completion of the station redevelopment. It was also envisaged that the glass frontage of the new station would include an etching of the Castle and a view beyond to Castle Mound. There would be monthly meetings of the group present at this meeting to discuss progress. Additionally, at the same meeting, Marie was told that the Borough Council wanted to be active in celebrating the 850th Anniversary of St. Thomas Becket's trial in 2014 and welcomed FoNC's ideas and involvement. Members present thanked Marie. All were excited about how much had been achieved, in recognising the importance and potential of the Castle in the town's future, in such a short time span. UNIVERSITY OF NORTHAMPTON Tom had been contacted by the University's History Department about the possibility of students putting together, as part of their first year heritage module, a mobile exhibition on St. Thomas Becket. Also, two second year students could be seconded to do a project on the Castle; which he would supervise. He had also been advised that students were encouraged to be active as volunteers in heritage projects. This was welcome news to members who are also Friends of St. Peter's as extra help is needed. It was also proposed that some students could be trained to