Finedon Town Council
Northamptonshire
by admin
The next meeting of the Town Council on the 25th March 2020 in the Town Hall at 7.00 pm, you are most welcome to come along and see what happens at a meeting. The Agenda is published one week before the meeting.
All are welcome to attend. For more information please click on the link below.
by admin
Crime in Finedon appears to be rising, please use the following link to contact the police about a crime, for further information, or to register your interest in the Northamptonshire Street Watch Scheme recently set up locally by the police:
It is a community patrol initiative that helps you make a difference where you live. Street Watch members are in regular contact with local police sharing information. If you have at least 2 hours to spare every month and are interested in keeping Finedon safe please use the link below for more details.
by admin
Peter Bone MP is delivering Finedon’s petition against the closure of the Health Centre to Parliament TODAY (26.10.18) at 2.30 pm.
You can watch it live on TV – BBC Parliament 504 or on the internet via the link below:
by admin
All trees have been reserved and will be planted this autumn. Thank you all for reserving trees.
by admin
Report highway faults such as potholes, winter maintenance issues, traffic signal problems, blocked drains etc. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our online street doctor takes you through just 5 simple steps to report the fault and you will then receive regular updates.
Just visit: www.northamptonshire.gov.uk/streetdoctor
by admin
If you see any anti-social behaviour or unusual behaviour which isn’t an emergency use the police 101 number to report it. If the incident is logged then our new PCSO Leone Holmes can follow up the crime number. Obstructive parking is also a problem in Finedon so please report it to the Police as and when it occurs. This way the Police can build up a picture of the problem and bring it to the fore. Just remember, if it is not notified then the Police are unaware of the problem. The 101 number should be used if the incident is not an emergency. Remember if there is a crime being committed or it is an emergency call 999.