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The County Councillor with responsibility for Holcot is :
Cllr Judy Shephard;
Windbreck, Butchers Lane
Boughton, Northampton, NN2 8SL
Tel: 01604 843275, M: 07889123039
e-mail: jshephard@northamptonshire.gov.uk
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Adult learning
Adult learning courses are available for booking on this website. The brochure is only available on the website.
Courses are bookable via the website or by calling 0300 126 1000.
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Household Recycling Centres – Brixworth – from 1 February 2015
All sites will now be open for 5 days, with opening hours changing to 10am to 6pm all year round.
The Brixworth Centre will be open Thursday to Monday (i.e.; closed Tuesday and Wednesday)
A downloadable list of opening days is available here.
You can also see how busy your centre is by looking at its webcam!
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Northamptonshire County Council are promoting using the internet to gain access to services. Did you know you can renew a library book, report a pothole and apply for a school place on the Northamptonshire County Council website? Possibly. But you can also pay parking fines (!), arrange a blue badge, access adult learning, and organise a bus pass? Click on the image more information.
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Are you interested in working in construction like the team building the new prison in Wellingborough?
Whether you're just starting out, are looking for a career change or are interested in construction but think you can't do it, we will support you to get into the industry with our FREE bitesize training courses.
Our construction skills training programme will give you the foundations you need to build your construction career and includes basic level qualifications, CSCS card accreditation and hands on work experience at a local construction site.
We'd love to hear from you if you'd like to know more, visit our Construction Skills Programme web pages and express your interest today!
www3.northamptonshire.gov.uk/councilservices/business-and-economy/Pages/constructions-skills-hub....
Justice secretary breaks ground at new £235m Wellingborough prison
Ground was broken on the site of Wellingborough’s new mega prison this afternoon as Justice Secretary Robert Buckland took the spade to do the honours.Consultation: Proposed changes to the Council's Fair Contributions Policy
Closes: 3 December 2019
northamptonshire.citizenspace.com/bipm/faircontributionspolicy2019/
Consultation on the future of the Evelyn Wright House Older People's Care Home
Closes: 19 November 2019
northamptonshire.citizenspace.com/bipm/evelyn-wright-care-home-2019/
We are currently experiencing issues with the school admissions portal. New registrations and forgotten password requests are currently not working. We apologise for this, it is being worked on and we will update you once this is resolved.
Northamptonshire is developing quickly. There are lots of growth projects happening and we need people like YOU to be part of building our county's future.
That’s why we are offering FREE training courses in construction to give you the opportunity to gain the core skills needed to get your construction career off the ground.
This includes basic level industry recognised qualifications, including CSCS card accreditation, and hands-on work experience at live construction sites across the county.
You don’t need any qualifications or previous experience to sign up to our Construction Skills Programme, and we welcome applications from everyone regardless of your background and circumstances.
A construction career is like no other and this training won’t be around for long, so if this sounds like something you’d like to know more about, get in touch today!
Find out more and register your interest at www3.northamptonshire.gov.uk/councilservices/business-and-economy/Pages/constructions-skills-hub....
A consultation on changes to on-street parking in Northampton town centre has been extended until Friday, September 27.
The Northamptonshire County Council proposals aim to better manage the high demand for parking spaces in the most popular town centre parking locations and encourage the use of parking bays which are currently underused.
The proposal is to introduce a higher rate tariff for parking at the busiest and most popular locations, while allowing motorists to park for longer in underutilised bays.
Of the total amount of pay and display bays in Northampton town centre, 94 spaces out of 378 (25%) are being proposed with a higher rate charge.
The County Council is also proposing that the duration that visitors can park increases from two hours to four hours in 79 out of the 378 pay and display bays (21%).
All other pay and display bays would see no change.
More information will be available on the council’s website: lnkd.in/gVrp-hp
Northampton Town Centre Parking Proposals 2019 - Northamptonshire County Council - Citizen Space
Find and participate in consultations run by Northamptonshire County CouncilAre you looking for a job in adult social care in Northamptonshire? Do you have what it takes to be a carer?
Join us at the jobs fair at Guildhall Northampton on Friday 13th September between 10 am and 1pm and meet the friendly recruitment team.
For more infomation about the jobs available or to apply online visit
www.olympuscareservices.co.uk/jobs-list/ or call the recruitment team on 01604 363692
Northamptonshire Adult Social Services (NASS) are looking at how they can change the way they provide adult social care to better suit the people who need it.
If you receive social care or you care for someone who does, please complete this survey.
Healthwatch Northamptonshire Northamptonshire Carers
#Northamptonshire #HaveYourSay #AdultSocialCare
Northamptonshire Adult Social Services Independent Review
Take this survey powered by surveymonkey.com. Create your own surveys for free.When children are no longer able to live with their families and are taken into care they feel scared and anxious. But having a sibling with them can make this experience a lot less traumatic.
For many children in foster care, their brother or sister has been the only constant presence in their lives. Their bond is often deeper than we would imagine as they have been together through some of the most challenging times in their lives.
Keeping siblings together in foster care means that they can support each other to understand and shares their experiences and can help each other to make sense of their new lives.
If you, or anybody you know, could provide a loving home to siblings and help keep them together, we’d love to hear from you.
www.fosterme.co.uk
If you're heading out to see the Steelbacks this Saturday, look out for Stand Out Northamptonshire who will be at the match raising awareness of their work and shaking their donation buckets!
Every pound raised will go towards supporting children and young people in care and care leavers.
Thanks to Northamptonshire County Cricket Club for choosing Stand Out Northamptonshire 😀