Coronavirus Update - 11 January 2021
Stoke Bruerne like the rest of England is currently in a new national Lockdown. Please follow the link for guidance on restrictions
Northamptonshire Weekly Surveillance Report
If any member of the Parish is in need of any assistance during this period please do contact Bobs the Parish Clerk at clerk@stokebruerneparishcouncil.org.uk.
Stoke Bruerne Parish Council Meeting - 16 February 2021: 7.30pm
Topic: Stoke Bruerne Parish Council Meeting
Time: Feb 16, 2021 07:30 PM London
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Speed Indicator Device
The Speed Indicator device data has been assessed by the Parish Council and below are the results. If you have any questions please contact clerk@stokebruerneparishcouncil.org.uk
Survey 2020
Location | Number of Vehicles | % above speed limit | % above ACPO limit | Average Speed | 85th Centile Speed |
Rookery Lane 17th Sept | 12099 | 11.5% | 1.3% | 25.2mph | 29.3 mph |
Rookery Lane 24th Sept | 10462 | 13.4 | 1.5 | 25.6% | 29.6% |
Bridge Road 17th Sept | 16490 | 1.4% | 0.1 | 20.8% | 25.1% |
Bridge Road 24th Sept | 15673 | 1.6% | 0.1% | 21.1 mph | 25.2mph |
VAS in situ |
COVID-19
With the unprecendented situation the world is currently facing, the Parish Council will continue to update its website to try an provide assistance to volunteer groups or organisations which can help the most vulnerable in the Parish. Most of all residents must continue to follow the advice provide by the UK Government on Self-Isolating and Social Distancing.
The David Blagrove Trust - Contact the David Blagrove Trust if you are a vulnerable resident in need of assistance.
Since the closure of Pubs and restaurants many are now offering a take away / delivery service:
The Boat Inn - 01604 862428
We have also added a link to the Governments webpage on Covid-19 if you are unsure of any of the information given.
News
Stoke Bruerne Village Design Statement
We are delighted to be able to confirm that the village Design Statement has now been adopted by SNC - many congratulations to the committee who worked very hard on behalf of us all.
Village design statements are a form of planning guidance used to inform the design of new development ensuring that it is in keeping with existing local character and distinctiveness. The Village Design Statement for Stoke Bruerne can be found here
Latest News
Is there community support for speed cushions outside Stoke Bruerne Primary School?
The Parish Council is eager to gauge support for the installation of speed cushions outside the primary school. If you do support this proposal please complete the template letter attached and return to the Clerk
Posted: Wed, 13 Mar 2019 16:23 by Bobs Damerell
Speeding in Stoke Bruerne
The Parish Council is still in discussion with NCC Highways as to what can be realistically achieved to slow traffic down through the Village and particularly in the 20-mph zone outside the School. In order to make sure that NCC Highways fully understand how serious this matter is and to try and get traffic calmed before a serious accident occurs residents are being asked to lodge requests for speed calming on the Northamptonshire County Council Street Doctor website. Just follow this link and select "request for traffic calming" from the dropdown menu. You will then be guided through the process which only takes a minute or so.
Posted: Wed, 28 Nov 2018 11:15 by Bobs Damerell
Please report ALL incidents involving vehicles to the Police
Speeding and volume of traffic is a big problem in Stoke Bruerne and the Parish Council has been putting a great deal of pressure on NCC Highways to try and get more traffic calming measures put in place. At the moment the Safer Roads Team at Northamptonshire Police have no incidents reported from Stoke Bruerne. Please report all incidents however small (clipped wing mirror, small coming together) to the Police by using the online form: https://www.northants.police.uk/webform/report-crime or telephoning 101. By reporting small incidents and getting action we can hopefully prevent a much more serious incident.
Posted: Wed, 14 Nov 2018 12:35 by Bobs Damerell
