Plans are gathering ground to give Fletton Field a new lease of life as a green space for the community. The Fletton Field Association has now been formally established as…
Oundle Town Council’s first annual Community Award was presented at the Annual General Meeting in April. Nominations for the award are made by residents and then decided by the councillors.…
At the far end of West Street sits a clock shop, one of Oundle’s oldest remaining shops, a charming throwback to another era. Now owned by Jo Elwood, her grandfather,…
The chime of Big Ben in Westminster is an iconic feature of British culture that is replicated on a smaller scale in church towers of villages and towns up and…
Design proposals for an upgrade to Oundle’s skatepark have recently been published by Oundle Town Council. A consultation period was available in May when opinions and input of the Oundle…
1887Queen Victoria Golden JubileeThe Golden Jubilee helped Queen Victoria reconnect with the nation after she had withdrawn from public life following the death of Prince Albert. Mr Park, the Headmaster…
Outdoor pools, lakes and rivers are where everyone can go cool off from summer heat. Oundle may be landlocked, but it is lucky to be encircled by the River Nene.…
People between the ages of 25 and 40 were responsible for creating fifty percent of new businesses in the UK since July 2020. For those who were born in the…
Since the 1960s, Oundle School’s Community Action programme has linked school pupils with Oundle neighbours, as well as communities further afield in Corby, Kettering, Wellingborough and Peterborough. For the last…
Over the past year, Oundle Library has undertaken a new building project to revitalise an empty space in the garden. The new shelter was named ‘The Cover’ following a competition…