From January 2019 the Council will be holding its meetings on the second Thursday of each month excepting August and December when there are no meetings.

Venue - The Reading Room, High Street at 7.30pm.

Members of the public are welcomed at all meetings.

There is a vacant seat on the Parish Council.

Be proactive in you village and apply to fill it.

A big thank you to the small band of villagers who spent Saturday morning, 20th October, helping to clear and weed the patio, the front path and the multi-use games area at the Reading Room and playing field. A storage room inside the building was also cleared and cleaned and this will now store a number of chairs and tables.

Stuart Hall will be running his annual quiz on Saturday 10th November 2018 starting at 7.30pm in the Reading Room, Whittlebury.

Teams of a MAXIMUM of six people are invited to take part - please contact Stuart on 07803 070959 to register your interest.

This year, Sunday 11th November 2018 is not only Remembrance Sunday but also the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice which ended the 1st World War.

This important historical date is being marked globally, and in the UK, many villages, towns, councils and various organisations will join the nationwide commemoration, the "Battle's Over", which will feature the lighting of over 1200 beacons... Read More »

Advance notice of an imminent vacancy for co-option. Watch out for further posting.

A non-competitive cycling event will pass through Whittlebury on Saturday 27th October 2018. The Wiggle Hawker Hurricane Sportive organised by UK Cycling Events is an event for amateur cyclists and will start from Turweston Aerodrome near Westbury, Bucks.

There are three route distances - Epic: 80 miles, Standard: 55 miles and Short: 26 miles - and it is the short route which will come through the village... Read More »

Villagers who regularly walk past the campsite towards Silverstone will know that a fence has been erected in the sheep field next to the circuit preventing walkers taking the short cut alongside the wood between the two gates - this is because this short cut is not a public right of way.

Since many villagers have been using this short cut for many years, it has been suggested that the Parish Council... Read More »