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Thursday Market Increases to 9 Stalls
Thursday market on 4 June, has increased to 9 stalls;
- Watches
- Fruit & Veg
- Cheese
- Household Goods
- Plants/Flowers
- Pet Food
- Fish
- Sweets
- Feast
We're getting used to queuing at supermarkets, we'll have to get used to queuing at shops...please observe the queuing and one-way system at Oundle's markets. Better a queue and a market, than no queue and NO market.
The one-way system entrance is at the St Osyth's end... Read More »
Posted: Wed, 03 Jun 2020 11:00 by Rebecca
Community Resilience Update
Read the latest issue from the Local Resilience Forum including updates on;
- Support Line
- Firefighters made 1000+ medication deliveries to 'at risk' individuals
- Keeping the County Reading
- Cheers for Volunteers
Posted: Thu, 28 May 2020 16:15 by Rebecca
Are you a teenager struggling with motivation, looking for something new to try, or just want to hang out with your mates doing something?
ACTIVE NORTHANTS offers Boxing, Calisthenics, Dance, Fitness and Yoga classes FREE OF CHARGE throughout June, you can sign in and spend time with other teenagers in a socially minded physical activity setting.
To make it even better, the more you participate the better the chance of winning prizes. If you attend at least 2 sessions you have a chance of winning, but the more you do the more chance you... Read More »
Posted: Wed, 27 May 2020 15:15 by Rebecca
Thursday Market Increases to 5 Stalls
Thursday market on 21 May, 8am to 1pm, has increased to 5 stalls;
- Fruit & Veg
- Household Goods
- Plants/Flowers
- Sweets
- Pet food
The one-way system used last week remains the same. The entrance is at the St Osyth's end of the Market Place and once you have visited the stalls you will be able to leave the marketplace near Tesco.
Both ends will be monitored by Council staff and social distance stickers or markers... Read More »
Posted: Mon, 18 May 2020 16:00 by Rebecca
New Chairman elected at East Northants Council virtually
History was made this week as technology and tradition combined when East Northamptonshire Council (ENC) welcomed a new Chairman for its last Civic Year via the first virtual full council meeting.
Following two previous successful committee meetings, ENC Councillors gathered to witness Cllr Helen Howell take over from outgoing chairman Cllr Dudley Hughes, at the Annual Meeting of the council for 2020/21.... Read More »
Posted: Fri, 15 May 2020 09:59 by Rebecca
Thursday Market Increases to 4 Stalls
Thursday market on 14 May, 8am to 1pm, has increased to 4 stalls;
- Fruit & Veg
- Household Goods
- Plants/Flowers
- Pet food
The one-way system used last week will remain the same. The entrance is at the St Osyth's end of the Market Place and once you have visited the stalls you will be able to leave the marketplace near Tesco.
Both ends will be monitored by Council staff and social distance stickers or markers... Read More »
Posted: Wed, 13 May 2020 17:10 by Rebecca
Trial Market on Thursday 7 May
OTC has reviewed holding the regular Thursday market, and having talked to other local councils, is trialling running a smaller market this Thursday.
Following Government guidelines and best practices elsewhere the trial market will be open from 8am to 1pm on Thursday 7th May with two stalls, Fruit and Vegetables and Household goods.
Based on the markets now running at Higham Ferrers and in other towns... Read More »
Posted: Wed, 06 May 2020 08:54 by Rebecca
Community Resilience Update
Read the latest issue from the Local Resilience Forum including updates on;
- Calling all volunteers
- Crime Prevention Information - Scam Emails
- Coronavirus Response & Recovery Fund
- Crime Prevention Advice from Northants Police
Posted: Wed, 29 Apr 2020 14:04 by Rebecca
A mayoral message to the kids who submitted drawings for the "Thank you" banners
To all of those who sent pictures in for the 'Thank You Key workers, NHS and Volunteer' posters, I'd like to congratulate you all for the great art work and messages. I loved the colours, and the messages were spot on, simply 'Thank You'. You got this over far better than any of us could have.
There was not enough room to get all of the designs onto the posters, but all of them will be displayed on... Read More »
Posted: Tue, 28 Apr 2020 11:00 by Rebecca
Community Resilience Update
Read the latest issue from the Local Resilience Forum including updates on;
- Reaching out to the vulnerable
- New guidelines on prescription delivery
- Support to become an official or constituted group
- Good news stories from across the county
Posted: Mon, 27 Apr 2020 10:30 by Rebecca