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The decision is based on the latest available coronavirus data and is in line with the measures set out in the Government's COVID-19 Winter Plan.

This means that Northamptonshire continues to be officially on 'high alert' in terms of risk of exposure and transmission of the virus.

With each tier of the three tier alert system comes tighter local restrictions and guidance which must be followed.

Under... Read More »

The Oundle Christmas Lights have started to be installed. It's now looking like they'll be finished and switched on sometime on Wednesday 2 December.

Residents can now give their views on how they think East Northamptonshire Council (ENC) is performing via the annual council survey.

The survey is an opportunity for people to give their feedback on public services in the district, where they feel improvements can be made and also look forward to the new Northamptonshire Council which will replace ENC on 1 April 2021.

Cllr Steven North, Leader of East... Read More »

Oundle Christmas lights will be installed on Monday 30 November & Tuesday 1 December.

We're not having an official switch on, the lights will be switched on once installed which will be sometime Tuesday afternoon.

Thank you to Fotheringhay Christmas Trees for kindly donating the Christmas tree in the Market Place.

Watch the Remembrance Sunday commemorations at Oundle War memorial on Sunday 8 November 2020

Whether you live on a hill, in a flat or in an area that's never flooded before, flooding can still affect you, putting your home, your possessions and your family at risk. In England there are over 5 million properties at risk of flooding, but most people assume it'll never happen to them. According to recent polling, only a third of people in areas at risk of flooding believe that their home could... Read More »

Sunday's announcement marked big changes to those in England. Again we face severe social restrictions in a bid to stop the spread of the disease and save lives. For the Clinically Extremely Vulnerable (CEV), extra advice sees many heed warnings not to go to work, shops or pharmacies. This means many will become once more dependent on volunteers to help with basic tasks like fetching groceries and... Read More »

1. Stay at home, except for specific purposes.

2. Avoid meeting people you do not live with, except for specific purposes.

3. Close certain businesses and venues.

Stay at home, reduce your day-to-day contact with other people, and together we can help reduce the spread of infection, protect the NHS and save lives.

Find out what you can and can't do - including what it means for working at home and business... Read More »