Daventry

A dog owner has been fined for failing to clean up after her pet after it fouled the pavement outside someone's home.

Daventry District Council and E-ACT are moving towards a solution which would enable the Randolph Building to be fully utilised by pupils of all ages.

Businesses, groups and individuals are being invited to put forward ideas for new community leisure activities at Daventry Country Park.

People thinking of starting up a social enterprise in Daventry District can now receive invaluable advice and coaching at a new local support hub.

This website will be down between 5pm and 9pm this evening (9 October) for planned network update work.

The contract has been signed for a ground-breaking new partnership to provide Daventry District residents with bin collections and other environmental services from next summer.

Daventry District Council is providing taxpayers with value for money, according to its latest finance audit.

Haunted trails and spine-tingling tales will entertain children at Daventry Country Park this Halloween.

Residents who haven't completed their electoral registration form yet may soon receive a visit from one of Daventry District Council's canvassers.

Catering businesses are invited to find out more about a scheme which rewards them for offering healthy menu choices to their customers.

People living in Daventry District are being encouraged to have their say on future proposals for the Council Tax Reduction Scheme (CTRS).

Residents are advised that www.daventrydc.gov.uk will be down between 8am and 1pm this Sunday for essential maintenance.

Nearly 140 businesses have been awarded rates discounts totalling over £147,000 this year.

Residents are being urged to put the 'right stuff' in the 'right bin' for a recycling campaign.

Visitors to Daventry Country Park have been enjoying some colourful new signage designed by local artist Nina Cashmore.

Local businesses are encouraged to come along to a forum aimed at supporting Daventry District's tourism industry.

Welford residents will be going to the polls this week to decide whether they agree with the proposed neighbourhood development plan for their area.

People are invited to give their views on plans which aim to protect the historic interest of Weedon Bec and Flore villages.

A new fund to improve community facilities to meet the needs of rural businesses has been agreed by Daventry District Council.

Fantastic photographs of Daventry Country Park taken by local residents are to go on display in the park's Visitor Centre.