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Agricultural Forum Venue and Registration

Agricultural Forum Venue and Registration (Case Ref: ST00781)

Dear Parish Council,

I am writing with an update regarding my second Agricultural Forum on Friday, 17th October at 6:00 pm. The forum will now be held at Lamport Hall.

Thank you to those who have already expressed interest in attending. A registration form is now available, which also allows attendees to submit questions in advance: www.stuartandrew.org.uk/events/agricultural-forum.

If any additional members would like to attend, they can either complete the registration form or send an email to stuart.andrew.mp@parliament.uk with their names so we can plan catering and seating.

Forum Details:
Date: Friday, 17th October 2025
Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Venue: Lamport Hall, Lamport, Northamptonshire, NN6 9HD, (NN6 9EZ for satnav)

I look forward to welcoming representatives from across our parishes, along with our farmers, and discussing key issues affecting our farming and rural communities.
With best wishes,

Stuart
The Rt. Hon. Stuart Andrew MP
Member of Parliament for the Daventry Constituency

West Northamptonshire Council Local Transport Plan Supporting Strategies

Dear Town and Parish Councils

West Northamptonshire Council have been working to draft the action plans and strategies which were presented at the stakeholder event on Monday 21st July. The feedback, suggestions, and challenges have fed into the Council’s vision and suggested actions of the draft documents.

The Council are hosting a follow-up event to provide an update on our progress, and to present the actions that the Council are likely to take forward into a public consultation at the end of this year.

Please see the details below for the event. Should you wish to attend, please contact us directly on LocalTransportPlan@WestNorthants.gov.uk, and we will forward the calendar invitation.

Event: Local Transport Plan Supporting Strategies – Rail Action Plan, Mobility Hub Action Plan, and Active Travel Strategy

Location: Online via Microsoft Teams

Date and Time: Tuesday 30th September, 10:00 to 12:00

Subject to the number of attendees, we will host an extra session on the evening of Tuesday 30th September between 6 and 8pm. If this would be preferable, please inform us and we will make the arrangements.

We look forward to the opportunity to present the work that we are doing and do hope that you can join us for the event.

Kind regards

Chris

Christopher Prior BSc (Hons), PGCert, MCIHT
Senior Highways and Transport Planner
Place and Economy Directorate

 

West Northamptonshire Council | One Angel Square | Northampton | NN1 1ED
Tel: 0300 126 7000 | www.westnorthants.gov.uk
Mob: 07345 430874

 

 

Eydon Parish Council Meeting, 14th October 2025

The next Eydon Parish Council Meeting is on 14th October 2025

The Agenda  together with associated paper work can be found here

 

 

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REPORT VIEW OR DISCUSS LOCAL PROBLEMS

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REPORT VIEW OR DISCUSS LOCAL PROBLEMS

(like potholes, graffiti, fly tipping, broken paving slabs, or street lighting)

 

We’d like to kindly remind everyone that the best way to report any street issues in our parish is through the website

https://www.westnorthants.gov.uk/highway-maintenance/report-potholes-or-highway-problem

This will ensure that problems such as potholes, broken paving, or other damage will be logged quickly and directed straight to the team responsible for repairs.

By taking a few moments to report an issue, you’re helping us keep the parish safe and accessible for everyone. Whether you’re on foot, cycling or driving, well-maintained roads and pathways benefit the whole community.

 

Steven Fox
Eydon Parish Clerk

Clerk@EydonParish.gov.uk

WNC – HAVE YOUR SAY

 

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This email is to notify you of recently launched West Northamptonshire Council consultation or engagement activities.

 

Please visit the West Northamptonshire Consultation Hub for more information about all consultation or engagement activities and how to have your say.

  • Have your say on Planning Application Requirements

West Northamptonshire Council is inviting people to have their say on the draft Local Validation List. This document lays out the national and local requirements for planning permission specific to each application type.

This consultation is part of our wider effort to help make the planning process clearer, more efficient, and better aligned to local needs.

For further information and to provide views please visit: Have your say on Planning Application Requirements

This activity closes 23:59 26 October 2025.

  • Emergencies: How prepared are you?

September is Preparedness Month and as part of the national #30Days30WaysUK campaign we run an annual survey to find out how prepared people are for emergencies that may happen.

We have launched a short survey to help with national research by 30days30waysUK on household and community preparedness. It also provides some useful tips on how to prepare for certain emergency scenarios.

Give us your views:

Please visit Emergencies: How prepared are you? for further information and to complete the short survey.

This activity closes midnight Friday 31 October 2025.

You are receiving this email because you are a member of the West Northamptonshire Consultation Register or Residents Panel.

If you wish to unsubscribe from the register or update your details, please let us know by completing this short form.

 

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WEST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LATEST TOWN AND PARISH BRIEFING

 

Please see the article below from the West Northamptonshire Communications Team, which includes information on the Women’s Rugby World Cup, council initiatives, grants, transport updates, roadworks news, and more.

Please find a link to the latest Town & Parish Briefing

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As always, we hope you find this briefing useful and informative, and we encourage you to share the link to it widely within your organisations. If you have any ideas and feedback for shaping future content, we’d really like to hear from you, so please feel free to contact us.

Bufton Bridleway Closure Update

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The owner of the section of the Bufton Bridleway that is closed apologises for the delaying in reopening the footpath and advises that they are trying to remove the fallen tree as quickly as possible.

Considerate Parking

All villagers are reminded to consider the access needs of residents and local farmers when parking their vehicles on roads and across pavements.

In particular, when parking on Lime Avenue please do not obstruct access to the opposite fields as access is particularly important this time of year for large plant and vehicles.