Tennis Court at Banks Park
In line with Government guidance relating to Coronavirus (Covid-19) and social distancing measures the Council has re-opened the Tennis Court at Banks Park.
Please use the tennis courts in line with the government guidelines as detailed on the posters displayed.
Banks Park Play Area Open
In line with Government guidance relating to Coronavirus (Covid-19) and social distancing measures the Council has re-opened the Banks Park Play Area.
Please use the play area in line with the government guidelines as detailed on the notices displayed. The Council would like to thank all residents for their cooperation during this difficult time.
Please keep yourselves safe.
Town Clerk : 07947 646043 : clerk@finedontowncouncil.gov.uk
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Finedon is an ancient town in Northamptonshire with a long and proud history.
Its name at the time of Domesday was “Tingdene”, meaning “Meeting Valley”, and it is thought that, since before the Conquest, Finedon was the meeting place of the Navereslund Hundred, which was named after a Danish chief called Nafarr; so Finedon is probably of Danish or Viking origin.
At the introduction of modern Local Government, Finedon was an Urban District, and there was a Finedon Urban District Council. However, in 1935 the Finedon Urban District was abolished, and Finedon became part of the Wellingborough Urban District. Finedon thereafter had no Council of its own, and suffered very much in consequence.
However, in 1983 Finedon Parish Council was established, and a limited degree of independence and self-government has been restored. In 2018 Finedon Council resolved to change its name to Finedon Town Council.
The Council is comprised of thirteen members and meets approximately every 6-8 weeks at 7 p.m. on a Wednesday. Finedon electors may speak at the meetings.
You can contact the Clerk by leaving a message on 07497646043 alternatively or via email at clerk@finedontowncouncil.gov.uk
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