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Latest News
New Chicken shed application for Newton Bromswold
Mon, 09 Jul 2018 13:10 by Mark Hunter
A new planning application has been submitted for 6 chicken sheds and associate works at land to the rear of the Westwood AD plant off the Bedford Road, Rushden. Link to ENC planning website here.
Roadworks in Caldecott from 29th June - 9th July 2018
Sat, 30 Jun 2018 09:44 by Mark Hunter
BT contractors are installing a fibre optic duct through Caldecott (C59) as part of the works to bring broadband to Chelston Rise.
Two way traffic lights are in operation.
Important consultation – have your say to help us design the future of local government
Sat, 23 Jun 2018 23:40 by Mark Hunter
Consultation on a re-structure of local government in Northamptonshire has started, with opportunities for all residents, businesses and other stakeholders in the county to have their say.
All 8 authorities in Northamptonshire are working on a proposal for the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government that "must command a good deal of local support", so stakeholders across the county have an opportunity to comment before a final proposal is submitted. More »
Formal consultation runs from 18th June until 22nd July 2018.
People are being encouraged to have their say by going online to complete a questionnaire at www.futurenorthants.co.uk
There they will also find a detailed consultation document that fully explains the proposal.
The Government's invitation to submit a proposal follows a Best Vale Inspection of Northamptonshire County Council, which concluded that its financial, cultural and governance problems could not be solved in isolation and recommended that plans be developed for two unitary authorities.
The Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government has asked that the 8 authorities in Northamptonshire submit a proposal that meets the following criteria:
- A single county-wide unitary is explicitly excluded as an option
- Each new proposed authority must have a population substantially in excess of 300,000
- The proposal must be based on existing council boundaries.
Alongside the consultation website, copies of the consultation document and the questionnaire will also be available in libraries and local council offices from Monday, 25th June.
A representative telephone survey will be carried out and a series of focus groups with representative groups of invited residents will also take place across the county, as well as engagement with other stakeholders.
Other consultations by the local media and by individual councils may take place at the same time, so it's really important that people respond to the official Local Government Reform Northamptonshire consultation being run by all 8 Northamptonshire councils for their comments on the proposal to be considered » Less
