Little Addington Parish Council

Parish Council Vacancy

Below are some organisations where help during this crisis can be found: 

Northamptonshire’s Community Resilience Service launches new Coronavirus Support Line:  0300 126 1000 (option 5)

Individuals can also email nccg.communityresilience.covid19@nhs.net and ask for help.

The new support line, allows those who cannot leave their homes under current restrictions and those who have nobody to call upon for help, to request support in getting access to food, prescriptions and other vital services that they require.

 

http://www.saintsalive.online./

 

The next Parish Council meeting is to be held on the 16th December 2019 at Saint Mary the Virgin Church, High Street, Little Addington. All welcome, both public and press.

Northamptonshire County Council have recently commissioned a beautiful book which looks at the historic bridges within the county. Reading the book in conjunction with the interactive mapping on the county council website, provides an in depth insight into local history and bridge building development over time.

People of Northamptonshire now have the opportunity to buy the book at a cost of £20 per copy. Please follow this link: https://www3.northamptonshire.gov.uk/news/council-news/Pages/spanning-the-centuries-the-historic-bridges-of-northamptonshire.aspx

We understand that fibre optic broadband is now available in the village.  You will need to contact your service provider if you wish to upgrade to this.

The Northamptonshire Police and Crime Commissioner have now launched a public consultation regarding proposals for the governance of Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service to transfer from the Fire Authority which currently sits in Northamptonshire County Council, to the Police and Crime Commissioner, who would therefore become the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner.

The government wants our emergency services to work much more collaboratively and has recently changed the law to allow this to happen. We already do this really well in Northamptonshire but there is scope for this to increase and for our fire and police services to work more closely together to keep our communities safe.

It is important that as many people who live and work in Northamptonshire have their say and tell the Commissioner what benefits and concerns they may have. There is a leaflet and a short animated film to describe the proposal. Please click here to view the short video:

They have created an online survey to capture people’s views, which can be accessed at www.northantsfireproposals.co.uk (a postal survey and easy read version are also available on request). The survey closes on Tuesday 1^st August 2017.

Please take the time to watch the short video clip and complete the online survey, and share the link with your friends, family and community.

For further information or if you having any questions please contact Sam Ward, Involvement Officer at: samantha.ward@northantspcc.pnn.police.uk

Views will be collated and will inform a business case that will be sent to the Home Office mid-August.

Thank you for taking part.

The next meeting of Little Addington Parish Council is being held on Monday 21st January 2019 at St Mary the Virgin Church, High Street, Little Addington at 7.30pm.

The Public and Press are invited to attend.

As of 1 October 2016 many private pumping stations automatically transferred over to Anglian Water and became their responsibility. They have taken over all of the maintenance and the running costs too, saving customers hassle, worry and money.

If you think you have a private pumping station please get in touch with Anglian Water.

To help customers identify and report the pumping stations, further information can be found at: www.anglianwater.co.uk/privatepumpingstation

COME AND JOIN US ON – ALL HANDS WELCOME
Sunday 2nd July 2017 at 11am.
We will meet just by the bus stop. All equipment will be supplied.