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Forthcoming Village Events

Posted 8 March 2005

COMMUNITY SAFETY FORUM

A Community Safety Forum will take place at 6.45pm, Monday 16 January 2006

The Youth Club, Harrowick Lane, Earls Barton.

There will be an opportunity to meet representatives of the local police force and the Borough Council of Wellingborough

as well as other local groups.

This is your opportunity to raise issues that concern you and your community.

Posted 8 March 2005

18 June 2005

Earls Barton Carnival

9 July 2005

Earls Barton Carnival Pig Roast

27/28/29 August 2005

Earls Barton Steam Rally

15 October 2005

Earls Barton United Football Club – Autumn Ball

For Further details and contact numbers for the above events please contact the Clerk:

Rosemary Smart on 01604 812850

Posted 15 June 2004

EARLS BARTON PARISH COUNCIL

Earls Barton Parish Council is considering forming a Youth Parish Council. If you are between 12 and 18 and live in Earls Barton, and would be interested in getting your views heard by the Parish Council, this could be for you.

For more information or to express your interest in this project contact:

Cllr Lucy Payne, 2a King Street, Earls Barton

Tel: 01604 811645

Or

Rosemary Smart, Clerk to the Council, 83 Dowthorpe Hill, Earls Barton, Northampton, NN6 0PY

Tel: 01604 812850

PUBLIC TOILETS IN EARLS BARTON

Earls Barton Parish Council is currently campaigning for public toilets to be re-instated in the village. Earls Barton has been deprived of public toilets for a number of years now. They were demolished by the Borough Council of Wellingborough, without the knowledge of Earls Barton Parish Council, whilst negotiations were still taking place to secure their future.

The Borough Council have refused on a number of occasions to replace the facilities. The Parish Council feel that this is unfair, as other communities in the Borough have been given new toilets.

There have always been public toilets in Earls Barton and they are desperately needed, both by our residents and by the numerous visitors the village attracts.

The Parish Council will be writing to the Chief Executive of WBC, to ask for the toilets to be re-instated, and we would like your support. If you feel strongly about this issue, please write to the Chief Executive of WBC, or to one of your local Borough Councillors to express your support.