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Irthlingborough Residents Urged to Contact Police with Information 11th March 2017 www.nenevalleynews.co.uk facebook.com/NeneValleyNews @NeneValleyNews Telephone: 01522 513515 We want to hear from you, so please submit your news story or event at NeneYour local independent community Valley www.nenevalleynews.co.uk newspaper for East Northamptonshire news Oundle triumphs New recruitment In Brief at debating agency launches World Book Day tournament in Rushden s part of World Book Day 2017, the Achildren of Stanwick Page 4 Page 8 Primary Academy were Inside... visited by local author Martin Smith. The author of the ‘Charlie Fry, Football Irthlingborough residents urged Boy Wonder’ series helped judge the Extreme Reading challenge, where pupils to contact police with information had to show the most unusual places they could enjoy a book. Martin also talked about his new book, about anti-social behaviour his love of reading and will be leading some creative to help us identify who is taking place, please note the Officers in Irthlingborough are appealing for the public’s help writing sessions with the responsible for this anti- date, time and location, as children. following a number of incidents of anti-social behaviour in the town. social behaviour. We also well as a description of what need as much evidence as is actually happening. Fotheringhay possible about when and Officers will be carrying Bridge road ocal residents have people have been riding and putting the safety of where such incidents are out enforcement activity reported several bikes up and down High pedestrians and other road taking place. and increased patrols in closure update Linstances where young Street obstructing traffic users at risk. “Although riding bikes order to take action against he road bridge over A number of preventative up and down the street those involved and provide the Willow Brook just measures have already been may seem a relatively trivial reassurance to the local Toutside Fotheringhay put in place by the police matter, it is the manner in community. on the road to Nassington and local council, including which it is being done that Sgt Bettles added: “I was closed for safety targeted youth intervention is causing annoyance and would urge anyone with reasons in February. work, and together with distress to local people, as any information to get in Scheme preparation partner agencies, officers well as being a potential risk touch as soon as possible, work has commenced are working hard to find to people’s safety. either by calling 101 to repair the accident longer-term solutions to the “We’re aware of or emailing us at SCT- damaged parapet. There is issue. discussions on social EastNorthantsCentral@ still a significant amount of Support from the media about this, and we northants.pnn.police.uk, work to be undertaken. community is vital to this really need people to share and we will contact you to NCC has reviewed and Sergeant Jane Bettles whatever they know and arrange a convenient time to the traffic management is urging more people to get name those responsible, take a statement. (closure) and concluded in touch with any information in confidence, so we can “Your information will that it is not feasible to they may have about when take action against the be treated in confidence, reopen the road to traffic, and where this is happening group of young people who however, if you would prefer to ensure the safety of all and who is responsible. are causing this nuisance to remain anonymous, you road users and to repair She said: “We really behaviour. can also call Crimestoppers and open the bridge as need the public’s support “If you see an incident on 0800 555111. quickly as possible. LANDLORDS, ARE YOU FED UP WITH PAYING HIGH FEES? 02 To submit your news story or event visit www.nenevalleynews.co.uk or call 01522 513515 11/03/17 Warmington School marks Editor’s notes espite the fluctuating (ENC) will increase our own local version of the World Book Day weather conditions, Council Tax contributions Tadcaster bridge saga. You Dthere is a very by around £5 per year, may recall that the main definite feeling of spring which seems a reasonable road through the Yorkshire in the air and it’s only two increase given the town was cut when flooding weeks ‘til we put the clocks pressures on the services damaged an ancient bridge. forward on 26th March. being provided. And the Locally, the direct road link There is the usual variety Parish Council which costs between Fotheringhay and of spring arrival dates, with residents most remains Nassington is unusable the meteorological start Oundle, with the difference because of damage caused already behind (1st March) between them and the by a vehicle or vehicles to and the spring, or vernal, least expensive being the bridge over the Willow equinox on 20th March. around 10%. Brook. Obviously, this Nonetheless, changing the There is the prospect of venerable structure needs clocks, and the very obvious financial support from ENC careful handling when change to lighter evenings, for some organisations in it comes to repairs and always seems to be the best the District as our article Northamptonshire County measure of the changing on Cash for Community Council Highways have upils and teachers at Warmington seasons. Groups demonstrates. So, put in place a diversion School celebrated by dressing This time of the year if you’re looking for funding which is necessarily lengthy Pas their favourite characters. The also brings other changes, for a community project do because of the paucity of reception and preschool children wore their particularly those of a go along to the information bridges in the area. The their pyjamas for ‘cosy reading’. financial kind. By the day on 27th April. The current estimate for the time we go to print the contact is Su Davies on completion of works is Chancellor will have set out 01832 742191 or sdavies@ June 2017. Meanwhile, Genealogy jottings the government’s spending east-northamptonshire.gov. locals and local businesses plans and we already know uk. are suffering delays and ave you ever wandered round a By Jan Pearson that East Northants Council It seems we have our disruption. cemetery and looked at the beautiful Genealogy Specialists, Tracing Our Past, Hcarvings on some of the graves? Discovering Our Genes (TOP DOG) It may seem at times that they have been www.genealogy-specialists.com placed randomly, but they can provide clues to the lives of our ancestors. For example, a beehive carved into the Not all carvings refer to the previous lives memorial was often used by the Freemasons of those buried. There can be other symbols, and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. It chosen either by the deceased and recorded symbolises human industry, faith, education, in their will, or by those grieving relatives left 46 Cartrill Street, Raunds, NN9 6ER and domestic virtues. If you find one carved behind. One of the most popular is that of a The Foot Clinic into your ancestor’s gravestone, it could dove, representing the Holy Spirit. Another is at also provide another avenue to explore, to a heart – symbolising love. discover further their history. I have seen On a visit to Scotland, I was also intrigued to graves where theatre masks have been see the final address of the incumbent neatly 128 Newton Road Free 15 hours or carved to denote that the ‘resident’ worked carved. Yes, it was the full address, complete Rushden 11 hours per week in the entertainment industry. The village in with house number! No postcode though, this Northants Free Entitlement: was in the days before they were used. which I used to live – a completely landlocked Rose Wesley Aged 2+ So, the next time that you have the county, by the way – has a churchyard MCFHP MAFHP 11 hrs 52 weeks where you can see the memorial to one chance to visit a graveyard in search of your 15 hrs 38 weeks chap comprising some rocks with an anchor ancestors, take a moment to take in the All aspects of foot healthcare including: surrounding monuments. • Nail Cutting Worth over £2000 per year embedded therein. 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