Who we are & what we do
Moulton is a large village of some 3500 people in the centre of Northamptonshire (Rose of the Shires!). Situated some four miles north-east of the county town of Northampton, we are close to the centre of England. There are some 1000 homes in our community and the oldest cottages in the central figure-of-eight road system are built of the rich dark honey coloured local stone. The oldest part of the village is designated as a conservation area, and has many distinctive high raised pathways and several thatched cottages dating back hundreds of years.
The village has a strong community spirit, and is a warm friendly place to live. It has a brand new Community Centre complete with it's own Cafe, library and Pre-School plus halls and rooms to hire. Three pubs and a Working Men's Club, as well as thriving church communities, lots of clubs and organizations. Each year in May, a week long programme of entertaining events is held under the title of Moulton Village Festival.
We hope this website will provide you with the information to find out all you need to know about our village.
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Councillors
Our councillors are elected or co-opted, if you would like to become a councillor or find out more about what they do then please get in touch.
- Councillors
A list of our councillors along with contact information.
Committees
Committees have specific tasks and can have delegated powers.
Moulton Parish Council has the following committee:
Planning
Moulton Parish Council Standing Orders
- Standing Orders (PDF, 319 Kb)
Standing Orders
Our Staff
We have a team of staff that work together to deliver the range of services we provide. They can be contacted through our office at:
Moulton Community Centre - Sandy Hill, Reedings, Moulton, Northants NN3 7AX
Phone: 01604 492318 or by email: clerk@moultonparishcouncil.org.uk.
- Staff Structure (PDF, 251 Kb)
Staff Structure
Mary-Jane Brown
Moulton Community Connector
- Mobile
- 07484 907438
- moultoncommunityconnector@gmail.com
Village Hall Caretaker |
John Rollestone |
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Cemetery Groundsman |
John Linnell |
