Parish News

Meetings 2012

The Parish Council meets once a month, meetings are held at East Hunsbury Library and are open to the general public.  Complete listings of dates/times of meeting can be found on the link below:  

 Parish Council Meetings 2012

The Parish Council is made up of three wards covering Wootton, East Hunsbury and Grange Park.  A list of your local councillors making up the Full council can be at;

 List of Members

Agenda's for the forthcoming meetings:-

Parish Council - 

January 2012

November 2011  
                                                                             

Planning - 

January 2012

October 2011                    

Finance -  

November 2011

Walk In The Park - 

January 2012

October 2011     


Community Centres - 

July 2011

August 2011
                      

Planning the Parish Plan

The Parish Plan is a useful tool, encouraged by regional and national government to help local communities develop and grow, using it's resources effectively.  It can also help to protect our local environment as pressure to develop and expand increase.

To commence the formulation of the plan, we would like some initial ideas from the community.  Ideas could be as diverse as transport, better facilities, or tackiling anti-social behaviour.  All comments should be submitted in writing to the office or e-mailed to; parish.clerk@woottonpc.co.uk.

We look forward to your input in steering a more structured consultation across the Parish, thus leading to a more balanced, sustainable plan.

Environmental Maintenance Officers

The council employs two EMO’s who carry out various duties around the Parish including:

- Litter Picking
- Environmental improvements such as flower beds, planters
- Building Maintenance
- Grafitti Removal
- Maintain Play Equipment
- Landscaping
- Sports Field Maintenance

Street Doctor 

This is an on-line service which allows you to report Highways problems directly to us and view how it is being dealt with. When it comes to deciding which faults to fix, we will prioritise the faults that need fixing based upon safety criteria and we always aim to make best use of the money available.

How to Report a Highway Fault

You can report your problem to the street doctor in the following ways:

	Report online at www.northamptonshire.gov.uk When you report the fault via our website you will be asked to locate the problem. You will then receive a unique reference number which you can use to check the progress of your report.
	Give us a call - Our local rate call number is 0845 601 1113 Staff will take down details and let you know what will happen next. You can use this local rate number for general highways enquiries. This is also the best number to use for highways emergencies.
	Send us a Letter If you prefer to report you highways faults by letter please write to: The Street Doctor Northamptonshire County Council Riverside House Riverside Way Bedford Road Northampton NN1 5NX