Beastly Monsters and Monstrous Beasts
Free performance at Daventry Museum on 25th October 2018 - please click for booking details.
Daventry Fireworks Display returns to Daventry town on Saturday 3rd November 2018 at the Parker E-Act. Gates open at 6.30pm with the display starting at 7.30pm. FREE ENTRY.
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NEWS: Community Governance Review
Wed, 19 Sep 2018 17:05 by Amy Simpson
On Monday 17th September 2018, Daventry District Council (DDC) launched a consultation in respect of its Community Governance Review. This is the process that allows Councils to make changes to parishes, such as boundaries and the number of councillors.
Daventry Town Council has requested the following changes to be made to the town:-
- DTC has requested that consideration be given to changing its boundaries so that all of the significant planned development that is proposed around Daventry Town would be incorporated within the town council's boundary. The justification for this request is that developments are effectively extensions of Daventry Town and, as such, should be incorporated within their boundary.
- DTC has requested that consideration be given to altering the boundaries of the Town Council wards, reducing the current seven wards to four. The justification for this request is to address the imbalance in the ratio of electors to councillors and for the ward boundaries to mirror those of DDC.
- DTC has proposed a reduction in the number of councillors in line with the proposal to restructure ward boundaries. This would establish four councillors per ward, reducing the overall number of councillors from 17 to 16.
Full details of the proposals are in the attached document below. More »
Town residents have until 16th November 2018 to comment on the proposed changes.
Further information can be found on Daventry District Council's website: www.daventrydc.gov.uk/your-council/council-and-democracy/elections/community-governance-review/
NEWS: Traveller encampment on Country Park
Wed, 12 Sep 2018 14:32 by Amy Simpson
Daventry Town Council is aware of the recent encampment of travellers on the Country Park.
The relevant authorities and the landowner have been informed and the lawful procedures have been put in place.
Daventry Town Council has no power or jurisdiction to expedite the removal of the travellers from the site but are currently working with other stakeholders to resolve this recurring issue.
DTC appreciates that residents are frustrated with the recurrence of travellers' encampments in the town and asks for your patience and understanding to enable the relevant authorities to resolve this matter as swiftly as possible.
Daventry Town Council responds to latest planning applications
Thu, 06 Sep 2018 16:52 by Amy Simpson
At its meeting on Wednesday 5th September, members of Daventry Town Council planning committee reviewed eight applications.
Please see below for details of the Council's reponses to the major applications received for comment:
The Grange DA/2018/0701 for a Demolition of existing care home. Construction of 33 dwellings.
No representations were received from residents, therefore members of the committee voiced their views on this planning application and concluded that although supportive of development, they recorded an objection to the application as they considered the proposed number of dwellings to be overdevelopment, together with concerns in relation to the road layout providing suitable access and egress for emergency and service vehicles. More »
Daventry & District Sports Club, Western Avenue, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 4ST DA/2018/0666 for a Construction of new building and car park (resurfacing) to provide relocation premises for Reach For Health (Daventry Rehabilitation Trust) and on behalf of Daventry & District Sports Trust.
No representations were received from residents, therefore members of the committee voiced their views on this planning application and concluded that this application be deferred, as relevant detail on site location and elevations were not available and therefore insufficient information for the Council to make an informed decision. Officer to aske DDC LPA for copies of the elevations and request an extension to the consultation period.
Highways – Double Yellows. No representations were received from residents, therefore members of the committee voiced their views on this planning application and concluded that to support this proposal would set a precedent and would require double yellows to be painted on all T-junctions, which on referral to Highway Code Rule 243 (opposite or within 10 metres (32 feet) of a junction, except in an authorised parking space) and lack of resources from relevant authority to police the restriction, they agreed not to support this proposal.
For information on all planning applications considered please refer to the attached document.
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