University of the 3rd Age (U3A) - Brixworth & district
Published by btonwebsite on
Saturday, 3 January, 2009 - 00:04:23
Filed under General, Services
Since starting this new group within a national organisation just over a year ago, there are now nearly eighty members and it is proposed to limit membership to one hundred in the first instance.
The group meets on the first Wednesday of every month at 2pm in the Village Hall, where there is usually a speaker, and to sign up for any group activities over the coming weeks.
Interest Groups presently established are Art, Genealogy, French, Luncheon Club, Rambling, Away Days, and Table Top games who meet on a regular basis, either morning or afternoon, once or twice a month.
For further information, or to join, please contact
Membership Secretary, Peter Davies on 01604 880401.
In-Vessel Composting Application Withdrawn
Published by btonwebsite on
Wednesday, 12 March, 2008 - 20:05:34
Filed under General, News, Council notices
The application by Peter Bennie Ltd for in-vessel composting at Boughton Quarry has been withdrawn.
Read the Parish Council’s letter to residents here… (MS Word Document)
West Northants Joint Planning Unit - Core Strategy/Issues & Options
Published by btonwebsite on
Wednesday, 24 October, 2007 - 13:13:36
Filed under News, Council notices
On behalf of the village, Council has submitted a response which particularly includes strong opposition to growth north of Kingsthorpe to preserve tightly confined villages and attractive countryside, strong support for essential growth south of Northampton where road and rail infrastructures are currently in place, a spread of growth developments within tightly confined villages/towns in the area, necessity to improve current services/facilities/road networks, and, taking whatever action may be needed to minimize growth and development in rural locations. Hopefully, preferred options, when issued, will reflect evidence of our voice being heard.
Improving Village Neighbourhoods Scheme
Published by btonwebsite on
Tuesday, 23 October, 2007 - 21:03:07
Filed under General, Council notices, Services
Council receives a number of requests for various improvement actions to be taken in and around the village. Some can be satisfied but, in many cases, it does not have a ‘power’ to act with authority; particularly over private matters. However, in some cases, it is obvious that some improvement is needed so Councillors may seek to address a matter on an informal/verbal basis. Should this not work, Council may then consider sending a confidential letter to a resident suggesting that some action be taken. This will only be done under a Council resolution and only under extreme situations. Some examples are: overgrowing of public footpaths, inconsiderate parking, unmaintained land adjacent to public areas and public disturbances.
