Come to the Harlestone Neighbourhood Development Plan Launch Exhibition at Harlestone Village Institute Friday 8th April 4pm – 8pm and on Saturday 9th April 10am – 4pm.
Please see our Neighbourhood Plan page for more information.
On the final day of 2020 we want to share with you all on what we managed to achieve this summer as a club ending the year on a high.We have manged to transform both changing rooms and toilets along with the externals and also experimented with levelling the outfield.Lets hope we can actually now use the changing rooms next season.We have so many thank yous to make for those who have helped support us no more so than the local businesses who have donated to us, on what would’ve been our 2nd Golf Day this year, the companies who left their money in the club a huge thank you goes out to you, especially during this unprecedented year.
TT50 – Cars Northampton
St Gyles Jewellershttp://www.ki-tran.co.uk
Volvina LimitedThank you!
Your sponsorship will continue into our golf day whenever this can be arranged in the future.
A Huge thanks to player Ben Outten and Wickes for donating materials and PPE, to local flooring firm PDQ Contract Flooring Ltd for 50% of the new flooring and finally to player Jack Burchnall at T&W Civil Engineering Ltd for organising and donating the soil, labour and digger to spread it to level a section of the outfield.
Thank you to those who regularly took up their time and put the effort in to make this happen and transform our pavilion. Special mentions go to players Amir Ahmed for installing both toilets and sinks late at night and all day on Sundays. Rajiv Raval who turned up each day and evening travelling from Milton Keynes and to Rob Hartgroves who also helped support Harlestone Parish Council in their efforts to create a pop up shop in the village for those who could not go out. He ventured to Bestway Cash and Carry on a regular basis for supplies during the first full lockdown. We wish you all a very Happy and Safe New Year.
Bring on a better 2021
These PDF’s show the allocated sites for wildflowers around the village.
It was passed by the Council at the meetings of 10th May and 5th June 2018 that two new committees would be formed namely:
Safety and protection committee
Environment and management committee
This is an opportunity for you to have your say and get involved in the running of your parish. We are looking to hear from anyone living in the parish who would like to be a non-councillor member of one of the two committees below.
We are looking for two or three non-councillors for each committee but there is a degree of flexibility depending on the response. If too many people express an interest then the Chairman will choose the members of the committees by applying the following criteria:
SAFETY AND PROTECTION COMMITTEE
The purpose of this committee is to manage the safety and protection requirements of the Parish
To comprise at least 2 Councillors and at least 3 non-councillors.
Type of Committee: Executive
Chair: Chantelle Denny
Members: Sarah Stock, Neil Mitchell
Responsibilities:
Neighbourhood Watch Crime prevention
Council IT security Police liaison/PCSO
CCTV Flooding
Anti-social behaviour Fly tipping
Frequency: To be determined by the committee
Public Access: Full public access – Attendance by the public will be encouraged
Delegated Powers: Decision making for low level items. Expenditure limit of £150 per item subject to an annual cap of £1000.
Decision making: At the sole discretion of the chairman, this committee can make decisions on low level items but on more important issues the committee will make recommendations to full council.
Standing Orders: Relaxed on public debate to encourage participation from members of the Parish.
ENVIRONMENT AND MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
This committee will be responsible for the management of the Parish environment to ensure that it is tidy, presentable free of litter and a place we are proud live in.
To comprise at least 2 Councillors and at least 3 non-councillors.
Type of Committee: Executive
Chair: Tim Cross
Members: Russell Francis
Responsibilities: Tidiness of the village (eg litter picks etc)
Maintenance of open spaces, footpaths
Condition of verges/grass cutting etc
Dog fouling, location of bins
Number and location of grit bins
Blocked drains etc.
Basically a “catch all” for all other Parish issues
Public Access: Full public access – Attendance and contribution by the public will be encouraged
Delegated Powers: Decision making for low level items. Expenditure
limit of £150 per item subject to an annual cap of £1000.
Decision making: At the sole discretion of the chairman, this committee can make decisions on low level items but on more important issues the committee will make recommendations to full council.
Standing Orders: Relaxed on public debate to encourage participation from members of the Parish.
If you are interested in serving on one of the above committees please email the Executive Officer/Clerk.
Harlestoneclerk@btinternet.com
Please see below information that includes the link for you, family, friends and the community to register with Northamptonshire Neighbourhood Alert.
Neighbourhood Alert is the messaging service run by Northamptonshire Police and was formerly known as Community Connect. It has been re-launched under the name Northamptonshire Neighbourhood Alert and now has greater functionality than previously, allowing our frontline police officers to send alert messages direct from their mobile devices to thousands of local people. They will be able to do this in real-time while they are out and about policing the county.
The alert service is free and simple to activate by registering at www.northamptonshireneighbourhoodalert.co.uk and is available to anyone living or working in Northamptonshire.
After signing up to the messaging system, people will receive regular alerts from Northamptonshire Police, Neighbourhood Watch and other partner organisations, keeping them up to date and informed about crime, and issues relevant to them and the area where they live or work.
Alerts are received either by email, text message or voice message – whichever suits. People will also be given the option of what they want to receive alerts about, and how often – they will only receive messages about topics they have selected.
Many of our Neighbourhood officers and Response teams have been trained to use the alert system and are now regularly sending out messages to the public, including; crime alerts, missing person alerts, witness appeals and crime prevention advice.
This alert tool provide us with a really effective way to reach the communities we serve, improving the flow of information and therefore making a greater impact in the prevention and detection of crime and the reduction of anti-social behaviour.
There are already 10,000 local people registered with Northamptonshire Neighbourhood Alert.
Please visit the website and register.
Also a reminder that our team send out information on the following Twitter accounts which includes more live time information on our daily activities in the Daventry area:
@sgtsamdobbs (covers Daventry Sector)
@PcsoCarlBarton (covers Woodford Halse)
@PcsoKirsten (covers Daventry Town)
@hutch472 (covers Daventry Rural North)
@PcsoPaulHarris (covers Daventry Town)
@PCSOSangster (covers Daventry Rural North)
Please also note our new team email address of NeighbourhoodTeamDaventry@northants.police.uk
The teams are based from Daventry Station and Brixworth.
