The super smart STAUNCH Campaign T-shirts have just arrived! You can orders your now for a small donation of at least £6 by using the button below. If you’re coming on Sunday’s Boundary Walk then it would be a shame not to ware one – especially for any publicity shots!
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Speaking of the Boundary Walk, it isn’t too late to join in the fun! You can register online, here – or simply turn up on the day!
Northamptonshire campaigners staged a protest outside Peterborough Cathedral on the evening of Tuesday 23rd August over the sale of glebe land (land owned by the church) between Thrapston and Titchmarsh. In 2020 the Diocese of Peterborough sold a ten year development option on the land which sits off the A605 adjacent to the Haldens Parkway…
Sponsored Walk this Friday, August 12th at 5:30pm from the Wheatsheaf Titchmarsh to the Montagu Arms in Barnwell and back! (approx. 10 miles) The weather is looking good! It will be a fun thing to do together! Please come along to swell the numbers and raise money to help pay for the legal representation STAUNCH…
After an absence of three years the Thurning Feast made a welcome return to the local calendar on Monday 25th July. The event had been postponed several times due to the Covid outbreak putting the future of Feast in some doubt. So it was with no little excitement that people turned out in large numbers…
In case you missed it, the plight of the Glebe Land and Castle Manor Farm sites have been in the local news recently. First Alison Bagley penned a piece in the Northants Telegraph: From spires and squires to huts and trucks: consultations start on huge warehouse schemes near Thrapston This was followed a few days…
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF THE CAMPAIGN GROUP STAUNCH’S FORMAL OBJECTIONS AND REASONS FOR REFUSAL IN RESPECT OF PLANNING APPLICATION NE/22/00151/FUL, HUNTINGDON ROAD, THRAPSTON. THE SITE IS KNOWN LOCALLY AS CASTLE MANOR FARM, OFF ISLINGTON LANE,THRAPSTON The context of our consideration of this application has been against the approved policy background of the approved Joint Core Strategy…
Yesterday it was announced that Newlands, the developer of the 4 warehouse complex at Oakdown Farm have withdrawn their appeal. So for now no letter-writing by supporters is necessary. Thanks to those who may have written. This does mean that the Oakdown Oaks are still safe. Background Approval was given on 7th April 2021 for…