Welcome To Harpole Parish Council
On this site, you will find information about the Parish Council and Harpole Clubs and Activities. On the right-hand side of this page, you can see all the latest Minutes from Parish Council meetings and Committees. A link gives you access to the Library of the Council, with important documents and previous Minutes and Resolutions. Click on any of the coloured links to get to the information described.
Harpole is a vibrant and active community with many clubs,
The Work of Harpole Parish Council
The Work of Harpole Parish Council
Find out about the Parish Council here:
Councillors, Committees, Reports, Activities and General Information about your Parish Council
Newsletter
We send out a newsletter from time to time to keep Parishioners up to date with activities in the Parish.
You can sign up to receive the newsletter here
Reporting Problems
Many of the problems with roads, pavements footpaths and other environmental issues are dealt with by the Major authorities. Although we are happy to help, residents will find it much quicker to go direct to these Councils, using the links here.
STREET LIGHTS
You can let the Parish Council know about streetlights not working by filling in the form below
A map showing strret lights and their numbers can be found here
Neighbourhood Watch
Bugbrooke Camp Hill Occurrence
Bugbrooke Camp Hill Occurrence 19000552518Between 00:00 & 01:20 on the […]
News Release – Three Men Charged Over Operation Stock Illegal Sheep Butchery Offences
News Release – Three Men Charged Over Operation Stock Illegal […]
Two Men Arrested As Part of Investigation Into Illegal Sheep Butchery
Two Men Arrested As Part of Investigation Into Illegal Sheep […]
HARPOLE PARISH NEWS
M1 traffic management 7th October
Please find below the traffic management update for the M1 […]
Northampton Recruiting Firefighters
Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service are today launching a major […]
Harpole Calendar
Press “+” in the Calendar event for further information
The group is open to anyone who would like to attend, either to work or just observe. If you are interested in joining us, please contact Helen Cordingley, telephone 831607. We have no membership fee, it costs just £2 each time you attend.
Last year we completed several joint quilts which we donated to the Linus project locally and also donated money to a local youngster in need of specialist equipment to help him with his everyday needs.
Harpole Parish Council Community Infrastructure Committee
1. Highways/footpaths
2. Lighting
3. Flooding
4. Community upkeep eg. Grass, bins etc.
5. Churchyard
6. Community involvement e.g. Best Kept Village, litter picking
Sub-committees
1. Allotments
Harpole Parish Council Finance Committee
1. Approving and signing off monthly payments
2. Managing contracts
3. Managing grant requests and applications
4. Managing the tendering process
The group is open to anyone who would like to attend, either to work or just observe. If you are interested in joining us, please contact Helen Cordingley, telephone 831607. We have no membership fee, it costs just £2 each time you attend.
Last year we completed several joint quilts which we donated to the Linus project locally and also donated money to a local youngster in need of specialist equipment to help him with his everyday needs.
Harpole Parish Council Planning Committee
1. Review routine planning applications and provide feedback to the planning authority
2. Monitoring large scale planning requests from developers and report to the full council
Harpole Parish Council Strategy, Change and Engagement Committee
1. Ways of working
2. Planning policy e.g Neighbourhood Plan, Joint Core Strategy
3. Stakeholder engagement to include the general public, other parishes and developers
4. Supporting change projects
The group is open to anyone who would like to attend, either to work or just observe. If you are interested in joining us, please contact Helen Cordingley, telephone 831607. We have no membership fee, it costs just £2 each time you attend.
Last year we completed several joint quilts which we donated to the Linus project locally and also donated money to a local youngster in need of specialist equipment to help him with his everyday needs.
