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87 bus service, revised timetable from Monday 4th November
From Monday 4th November service 87 (Brackley - Towcester – Pattishall – Northampton) will be revised and the following timetable introduced :https://tiscon-maps-stagecoachbus.s3.amazonaws.com/Timetables/Midlands/Northampton%20Timetables/November%202019/N87%20TT%20031119%20WEB%20V2.pdf
Posted: Wed, 30 Oct 2019 18:39 by James Laband
Silverstone News and Views October 2019
Silverstone News and Views October 2019
Posted: Sun, 20 Oct 2019 19:58 by James Laband
Supermarket purchase set to secure car park for shoppers, residents and businesses
A car park in the heart of Towcester could be secured for public use after South Northamptonshire Council's (SNC) offer to buy it was accepted by the owners.The Co-Op Supermarket off Richmond Road has been unoccupied for some time and includes around 70 public parking spaces.The council will not be able to reveal its ambitions for the future of the site until the deal is completed over the next few months and the sale approved by a meeting of the Full Council; but the free car parking on the site will be safeguarded for the future once the council's acquisition is completed.SNC Leader, Cllr Ian McCord, said: "This is money generated by the sale of homes in Towcester which is being invested back into the town and it's a one-off opportunity to secure parking for shoppers, residents and businesses."We've made huge strides over recent years with the Moat Lane regeneration the other side of the high street, and I'm delighted that we now have this exciting opportunity to improve the town further."The acquisition has been made possible through additional payments by developers on the deals done to redevelop the Moat Lane and Springfields sites in Towcester.SNC struck these deals when the housing market was flat but foresaw a circumstance that house prices could recover and made provision in the deals that if that happened additional money would be paid to the council.
Posted: Fri, 06 Sep 2019 09:20 by James Laband