The UK is marking one year since the first coronavirus lockdown was announced. On 23 March 2020 Boris Johnson outlined measures to stop the spread of Covid-19. Since then, the UK’s official death toll has risen from 364 to 126,172. With the lockdown […]
Super Star Sport’s “Tots Football” is coming to Thrapston. Aimed at kids between ages 2-5 years, the sessions help to improve EYFS learning, football basics and provide fun and engaging games. Everything kicks off on 03 April 2021. The first […]
Ewan and Jenny Harper are once again inviting villagers to take their daily exercise with a stroll through their lovely garden. Visitors will be welcome between 11.00 am- 4.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday. There is no charge but please […]
The Village Shop committee has considered how we can best manage the operation of the shop whilst the uncertainty caused by the Coronavirus continues. Guidance has already been issued to our staff and volunteers regarding the importance of regular hand […]
Don’t forget the Village Shop Christmas Order deadline is this Friday 13th December. Why not avoid the supermarket crowds, not to mention stress factor and order your meat, dairy, bakery and fruit and veg products from us? Our turkey crowns, […]
Two smart new kissing gates have been installed on footpath NZ4, which crosses Great Torts field, past the sewage works towards Clopton. The gates mean that walkers (and their four-legged friends) will no longer need to scale the styles which […]
Back again for its second year is the hugely popular Titchmarsh Anniversary Cycle Ride. With 3 different ride lengths through the beautiful, gently undulating Northamptonshire and Cambridgeshire countryside, the Playing Fields team (kindly sponsored by Thrapston Ford) are ready to […]
In case you haven’t heard, the Playing Fields Association has been successful in our final grant application and now has a sizeable budget to renovate the play area. Over the next couple of weeks we will be finalising the design […]
The Parish Council consists of nine elected members of the village. Our main aim is to represent the interests of parishioners at local, regional and national level, and to contribute to the debate on issues that might affect them. Parishioners are encouraged to communicate with the Parish Council, bringing any matters of concern to our attention.Clerk to Titchmarsh Parish Council
20, Gordon Road,
Oundle,
Peterborough,
PE8 4LD
