The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be downloaded and read via the link below

The latest newsletter from the Office of the Police Fire & Crime Commissioner can be downloaded and read here

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be downloaded and read via the link below

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The Parish Council has delivered a consultation to all homes at Mallows Grange regarding proposals to introduce wild flower beds at 3 locations.

Whilst the consultation is primarily aimed that those residents, any one can respond. An address must be provided for your response to be included in the consultation results.

The link below is the consultation document issued.

The latest newsletter from the Office of the Police Fire & Crime Commissioner can be downloaded and read here

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The monthly highlight report produced by Kier Transportation can be downloaded and read here:

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest newsletter from the Office of the Police Fire & Crime Commissioner, the first from the new PFCC can be downloaded and read here

Should we join up the double yellow lines on Church Street in front of the Church?

The Parish Council has received a request from Northants Parking Enforcement that double yellow lines are considered on Church Street, between the main gate of the Church and the steps on the eastern side of the church grounds to join up the double yellow lines on that side of the road. This would allow them to ticket drivers that park on the path.

The Northants Highways Liaison advised via email that official funeral vehicles and official wedding vehicles would be exempt from the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) providing the driver remained with the vehicle.

Before the Parish Council makes a decision on whether to request that double yellow lines are installed, it would like to consider the views of residents and businesses that will be most directly affected. A letter has been delivered to the premises most likely to be affected. If you are not within the consultation area but would like to respond, please down load the consultation reply form below:

We would be grateful if you could complete and return the response sheet by the 6^th September 2024.

This can be via email, delivered to the above address or dropped off at the village hall. The Parish Office, in the village hall, is open most weekday mornings, or it can be lid under the door of the office.

Please complete this surveys so the local police team know what to prioritise.

Locally Identified Priorities Survey 2023/2024 (northamptonshiretalking.co.uk)

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The Parish Council would like to produce a Stanwick Diary Dates newsletter. This will be delivered to every home in the village and copies will be available to pick up at key locations.

This should be a great opportunity to tell everyone what is going on. The second edition is expected to be issued in the new year.

An email has been sent to village groups and orangisations, giving information on how to be included. If your group hasn't received an email, please let Jenny, the Clerk know.

The first edition should be landing on your door mat in September 2024

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

In December Northants Police set three local priorities.

Road Safety 

Drug dealing and drug misuse

Burglary

These were based on what local people told them concerned them most in their neighbourhood, as well as local crime statistics and information from their partners (such as the local council).

These priorities have been the focus of much of their work over the last three months and below is an update about some of the work they have been doing to tackle them.

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

18^th April 2024   7pm to 9pm  at Stanwick Village Hall

All welcome Free event

Table Tennis have-a-go

Indoor Bowls have-a-go

7pm Open & welcome by Parish Council Chairman

Refreshments available: wine and soft drinks

Have-a-go open

        Chat with local groups

        Answer key questions about the future of Stanwick

7.30pm 5 minute performance by Stanwick Handbells

7.35pm Presentation by Stanwick Pocket Park

7.40pm Presentation by the Badminton Group

7.45pm Presentation by Stanwick Christmas Lights Group

7.50pm Presentation by Stanwick Race Group

7.55pm 5 minute performance by Stanwick Handbells

8 pm  Presentation by Stanwick Bowls Club

8.05pm  Presentation by Stanwick Community Garden

8.10pm Presentation by Stanwick Pre-school

8.15pm Presentation by Stanwick Village Hall Trust

8.20pm Any items of business put forward by members of the Electorate

8.25pm to 9pm Refreshments, have-a-go, find out what is happening

Stanwick Annual Parish Meeting

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The full newsletter can be downloaded and read from the file below

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest newsletter can be read and downloaded below

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

Have your say in the funding consultation launched by Stephen Mold, Police Commissioner. The link below will take to the website:

Have your say - consultation on council tax precept for police and fire next year is launched - Northamptonshire Police & Fire Commissioner (northantspfcc.org.uk)

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

ALL incidents of vandalism or anti-social behaviour should be reported to the Police (even if you think nothing will come of it in your case).

The Police deploy their officers according to the information they have. The more reports of incidents, the more coverage Stanwick will receive.

Reports can be made online via the police website

www.northants.police.uk

There is a blue button on the home page 'Report'.

You can give crime information anonymously via the UK charity Crime Stoppers

Their website has an anonymous online form on the home page, or you can call 0800 555 111

www.crimestoppers-uk.org

The Parish Council has received a request that double yellow lines are considered on High Street

Whilst Stanwick Parish Council is not the Highway Authority, and cannot undertake any work itself, it can petition the Northants Highways to take action.

The area is the narrowest section of High Street and there has been an increasing number of incidents of the road being blocked by cars parked on both sides of the road and vehicles not able to pass through.

Before the Parish Council makes a decision on whether to request that double yellow lines are installed, it would like to consider the views of residents that will be most directly affected.

If you do not live in the immediate area of the consultation but would still like to have your say, please write to or email the Parish Council. All comments must provide an address to be taken into consideration.

The closing date for comment is 16^th December 2023

In August 2023 a consultation letter was hand delivered to properties on Samuels Close and West Street to seek views of the possibility of adding double yellow lines to the junction of the two roads in the interests of public safety.

The consultation was open to all residents, with details given on the notice board, the Parish Council website and on Facebook.

All additional comments have been put together in an single anonymised report that is available to view on the Parish Council website with the agenda papers for 21^st September 2023.

At the September Parish Council meeting, it was decided to forwarded the report to Northants Highways for their opinion. Northants Highways have suggested an extension to the double yellow lines to a  limited extent.

On this basis, the Parish Council will be submitting a formal application to Northants Highways for the introduction of double yellow lines. We have been advised that this can take up to 18 months to process.

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest newsletter can be read and downloaded below

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest newsletter can be read via this link

engage-summer-2023smll.pdf (ageuk.org.uk)

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest newsletter can be read and downloaded below

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The Parish Council is delivering a consultation to homes on Samuels Close and some houses on West Street to seek their views on the suggestion that double yellow lines are installed at the junction of the two roads. The closing date for comments is 8th September 2023.

22nd August 2023: BT have set up traffic lights by St Laurenence Church on Raunds Road to allow them to dig up the pavement to repair 'blockages'.

They expect to be working there for a few days.

The latest update from the leader of North Northants Council, Jason Smithers, can be read here

The Parish Council is delivering a consultation to homes on Dolben Avenue and Mansfield Street to seek their views on the suggestion that double yellow lines are installed at the junction of the two roads. The closing date for comments is 31st August 2023.