Archive for: August 2018

Who Loves Stationery? Nene Local Checks out CESCA…

Aug. 22 Local News, Wellingborough & Great Doddington Comments Off

Cesca is a Northamptonshire based company who aim to supply you with a range of colourful quality office, travel and home accessories, whilst rebuilding our UK manufacturing and leather craft. Northamptonshire was the home of quality shoes and thousands were employed in their production all over the county. We aim to bring skilled jobs back to Northamptonshire by rekindling the art of creating quality real and vegan leather gifts. Cesca are a family run business, with a loyal team of extended family members and friends, beavering away to make colourful and creative leather gifts.

At Cesca we offer a colourful quality product, made lovingly by our crafts men and women, in both real leather or manmade leatherette. Leatherette looks and feels like genuine leather, yet it is totally man-made and vegan. However, it still looks and acts like leather, which has traditional been used to craft fine notebooks, desk accessories and gifts since time began. We offer several ranges of real leather gifts alongside our leatherette; the choice is yours.

Whether your colour is navy blue, turquoise, yellow, purple or green we have them all, if we haven’t covered your colour then us know and we can add it to the collection. Whether you are a “Colour Mixer” or a “Colour Matcher”, don’t be colour shy, let your inner colour shine through.

At Cesca our favourite products are our beautiful notebooks hand crafted in the UK using traditional book binding techniques. We have selected a range of twelve colour ways, keep an eye on our Limited Edition Section as we love to mix things up.

www.cesca.co.uk

Planning Applications: 16 August 2018 WEEKLY LIST

Aug. 16 Planning Applications Comments Off

To add your comments to any planning applications – click on the ENC website or click the link below to go directly to the article you require.

Notice is given that the following applications have been received together with the last date for making representations:

Brigstock

18/01437/FUL (15/09/2018)

(Art8)

To erect a new portal frame forage store in a position currently occupied by a static caravan and

relocation of static caravan for continued occupation by the applicant at Spinney Hill Paddocks Stanion Road Brigstock NN14 3FF

18/01525/VAR (08/09/2018) (Info)

Variation of condition 5ii pursuant to planning application 17/02567/FUL: Erection of a detached dwelling and a detached triple garage dated 07.02.2018 at 1 Hunter Rise Brigstock

Collyweston

18/01485/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Replace casement window with a pair of French windows and Juliette balcony at 5 Field Close

Collyweston PE9 3QS

Deenethorpe

18/01353/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Conversion of farm buildings to a dwelling including formation of garden and parking area at

Home Farm Lodge Deenethorpe Airfield Deenethorpe NN17 3AN

Fotheringhay

18/01521/FUL (15/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Replacement outbuilding at 25 Main Street Fotheringhay PE8

Glapthorn

18/01496/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Proposed two new cottage style dwellings. at land adjacent The Cottage Benefield Road

Glapthorn PE8 5BQ

Higham Ferrers

18/01296/FUL (15/09/2018)

(LBRegs)

Construction of Memorial Garden at St Marys Parish Church Church Walk Higham Ferrers NN10 8BT

Irthlingborough

18/01305/FUL (15/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Retention of A5 use in existing property; two storey extension to existing property to provide A3

floor space to ground floor and offices/storage space plus two, one-bedroom flats to first and

second floors at 5A Station Road Irthlingborough NN9 5UQ

18/01476/VAR (08/09/2018) (Info)

Variation of condition 3 and 14 to allow amended footpath layout pursuant to planning

permission 18/00448/VAR dated 15.5.18 Variation of conditions 3 – Approved drawings and plans,

7 – Lighting Scheme and 14 – Landscaping pursuant to planning application 15/01191/FUL:

Development of two buildings to provide an Aldi food retail store (Class A1) and day care centre

(Class D1b), new car parking, landscaping, associated servicing and means of access

Condition Number(s): 3 (approved drawings and plans)

14 (landscaping)

Conditions(s) Removal:

To adopt a slightly amended footpath layout which avoids using land in separate ownership.

Condition 3 -The list of approved plans to be amended to substitute new drawings as follows:

Omit drawing numbers Y11A43-P504 (site plan) and Y11A43-P505 (landscaping) as approved by 18/00448/VAR Add drawing numbers Y11A43-P604 (site plan) and Y11A43-P605 (landscaping) at Land West Of Attley Way Irthlingborough

18/01523/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Two storey rear extension at 10 Elizabeth Way Irthlingborough

18/01554/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Two storey rear extension – part retrospective. at 11 Premier Way Irthlingborough NN9 5QJ

Islip

18/01391/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Crossover and access to provide off road parking to dwelling at 51 Kettering Road Islip NN14 3JT

18/01509/FUL (15/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

New timber framed building to provide garage with storage/office over and conversion of existing

double garage into games room in main house at The Coach House Chapel Hill Islip NN14 3JP

18/01570/FUL (15/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Replacement of lead sheet roof covering to the north aisle and vestry at St Nicholas Parish Church High Street Islip NN14 3JS

Kings Cliffe

18/01489/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Erection of two storey side extension, a 1.8 metre high fence both the side and rear boundaries

and a 5 metre high fence including both pedestrian and vehicular access gates top front boundary

at 7 Pine Lane Kings Cliffe PE8 6YR

Nassington

18/01373/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Two storey extension at 15 Northfield Lane Nassington PE8 6QJ

Oundle

18/01453/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Alterations and extensions to the main house including new doors, windows and over rendering

and cladding the entire house. Creation of an annex from the existing garage and provision on an open sided carport at 35 Bellamy Road Oundle PE8 4NF

18/01455/FUL (15/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Outbuilding to the rear garden at 41A West Street Oundle PE8 4EJ

18/01549/LBC (15/09/2018)

(LBRegs)

Installation of width restriction build outs at both ends of the North Bridge in Oundle. These works are necessary following recommendations by Highway Structural Engineers to enforce a 3 tonne weight limit over the span of the bridge due to the weak arches.

The width restriction build outs

will be installed within the fabric of the highway and no alterations or demolition of the Grade II

listed structure are proposed, these works aim to preserve the structure until funding can be sourced for repairs at North Bridge Station Road Oundle PE8 4DB

18/01556/FUL (15/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Erect PVCU conservatory to rear of property at 91 West Street Oundle PE8 4EJ

Pilton

18/01381/FUL (15/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Relocation and replacement of LPG tank and replacement windows at Ivy House Main Street

Pilton PE8 5SN

18/01382/LBC (15/09/2018)

(LBRegs)

Replacement of existing cellar ceiling / hall floor, creating a new internal doorway between the

hall and home office and replacement windows

creating a new internal doorway between the hall and home office at Ivy House Main Street Pilton PE8 5SN

Raunds

18/01314/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Erection of 1 dormer bungalow at land at 60 Thorpe Street Raunds

Ringstead

18/01405/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Replace all existing brown painted wooden windows and doors with UPVC windows and doors in

‘anthracite grey’ replace existing timber fascia with grey UPVC solid fascia board and tongue and

groove effect soffit, replace brown guttering and downpipes with grey coloured guttering and

downpipes at 1 Orchard Close Ringstead NN14 4QX

Rushden

18/01364/FUL (15/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Two storey rear extension to extend the commercial ground floor and provide an additional one

bedroom bedsit above: new roof terrace to provide private amenity space to proposed bedsit and

existing flat above existing commercial unit at 33 High Street Rushden NN10

18/01377/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

First floor side extension over existing single storey element at 2 Millers Close Rushden NN10 9RP

18/01388/FUL (15/09/2018)

(Art8)

Full planning permission (inc details of access, layout, scale, appearance and landscaping) for 80 dwellings, highways layout, open space and all other associated infrastructure at land east of Brindley Close Northampton Road Rushden

18/01392/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Change of use to revert office use back to residential use. No changes externally or internally

(retrospective) at 55 North Street Rushden NN10 6BU

18/01439/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Change of use from vacant B1 to sui generis use as eleven units (inclusive of a manager’s

accommodation) of House in Multiple Occupancy, alterations to the roof and elevations, including

new windows and doors and the blocking-up of openings, provision of refuse stores and cycle

parking at 42 Victoria Road Rushden NN10 0AS

18/01456/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Proposed first floor extension to garage and link. Front facing dormer and additional first floor

windows. New boundary fence to highway and timber entrance gates at 134 Northampton Road Rushden NN10 6AN

18/01460/ADV (08/09/2018) (Info)

Non illuminated fascia sign at 12 Queen Street Rushden NN10 0AA

18/01484/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Erection of rear dormer to allow loft conversion at 52 Wymington Road Rushden NN10 9JX

18/01487/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Single storey rear and side extension at 4 St Margarets Avenue Rushden NN10

18/01524/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Detached garage and second access from highway at 2 Sandringham Close Rushden

NN10 9ER

Tansor

18/01400/LBC (15/09/2018)

(LBRegs)

Installation of internal secondary glazing to the windows of “Garden Flat” at Tansor Manor

Fotheringhay Road Tansor PE8 5HN

Thrapston

18/01438/VAR (15/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Variation of condition 2 – to allow development to be carried out using alternative cladding

pursuant to application 18/00523/FUL Replacement of double doors/Sidelights to 2nd floor balcony. Shiplap boarding to top third of glazed gable frames dated 15.05.2018 at 14

Chicheley Cottages Thrapston

18/01451/LBC (15/09/2018)

(LBRegs)

Internal alterations to units 71-73 and 75 at 71 – 75 High Street Thrapston

18/01473/FUL (15/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Proposed replacement of existing garage with a two storey two bed dwelling and associated site

works at 68 Market Road Thrapston NN14 4JU

18/01580/FUL (15/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Proposed single storey rear extension at 98 Market Road Thrapston NN14 4JU

18/01582/FUL (15/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Proposed single storey rear extension at 100 Market Road Thrapston NN14 4JU

Thurning

18/01522/FUL (08/09/2018)

(Info)

Single storey rear extension at 21 Main Street Thurning PE8 5RB

Wadenhoe

18/01331/LBC (15/09/2018)

(LBRegs)

Works to the outbuilding at the rear of the property: Raise the ceiling, fit two conservation roof lights to the rear North West elevation, to replace the windows and doors with similar style and install a shower and toilet in the small room to the south west of the building at 31 Church Street

Wadenhoe PE8 5ST

Warmington

18/01149/FUL and 18/01150/LBC (15/09/2018) (LB/CA)(LBRegs)

Retrospective – Replacement of existing conservatory glass roof and replacement of existing floor

tiles to match existing tiles in adjoining room at The Malt House 61 Church Street Warmington

PE8 6TE

18/01511/FUL (08/09/2018)

(Info)

New oak framed orangery to replace UPVC conservatory at 14 Long Lane Warmington PE8 6TD

18/01537/VAR (08/09/2018) (Info)

Variation of condition 8 (landscaping) and condition 11 (approved plans) to allow amended parking arrangements pursuant to 16/01644/FUL: Demolition of existing dwellings and outbuilding and erection of four no. two storey dwellings dated 16.11.2016 at Former 12 Chapel Street

Woodford

18/01385/FUL (08/09/2018) (Info)

Two storey rear extension at 28 Mill Road Woodford Kettering NN14 4HH

Annual Festival will Return to Nene Valley Next Month

Aug. 14 Events, Local News Comments Off

People across the district are invited to celebrate the rich heritage, wildlife and culture of the Nene Valley as the annual Nene Valley Festival returns this September.

The festival, which will take place from Saturday 15 September – Sunday 23 September, will offer a whole host of activities that are guaranteed to be fun for all the family. Thanks to a boost in funding from Heritage Lottery through Nenescape, this year’s festival will be bigger and better than ever before.

Featuring more than 110 events at key locations across the Nene Valley from Northampton to Peterborough, the festival will deliver an eclectic mix of activities for wildlife and culture lovers of all ages.

Northampton Borough Council will be hosting the launch event at Becket’s Park on Saturday 15 September. Councillor Anna King, cabinet member for Community Engagement, Northampton Borough Council, said: “We are once again very pleased that the Nene Valley Festival will be coming to Northampton and we are delighted to be hosting the first event of what promises to be an action-packed week.

“This year the Festival will be showcasing Becket’s Park, which we are very proud of and where the Buddies of Beckets group are doing a fantastic job in bringing back to life this wonderful area of town centre parkland.”

Fitness fanatics are invited to test their peddle power at the Cyclefest taking place at Stanwick Lakes on launch day, and families can learn all about the rich history of the valley at Heritage Family Fun Day, which will be held at Rushden Lakes on Sunday 16 September.

To round off a fun-filled week of activities, the local community is invited to ‘come and meet the settlers’ at Stanwick Lakes on Saturday 22 September and join in festivities at Peterborough Family Finale on Sunday 23 September at Peterborough Market Square.

The annual festival, which is celebrating its fifth year, is being organised through the Destination Nene Valley project, which aims to promote the Nene Valley as a competitive, sustainable destination offering wildlife and heritage to local, national and international audiences.

East Northamptonshire Councillor and Board Member for the Destination Nene Valley project, Sarah Peacock, said:

“We are delighted to be delivering the Nene Valley Festival once again this year. The event will offer a diverse range of activities, which will inspire people to connect with the wildlife and heritage of the Nene Valley. We hope that our residents and visitors have a fantastic time celebrating everything that the local area has to offer.”

The festival is one of the key projects within the Nenescape Landscape Partnership scheme, a five-year Heritage Lottery funded scheme that works in partnership with sixteen organisations along the River Nene, to celebrate and look after its natural and built history. In total, thanks to National Lottery players, Nenescape will have provided more than £72,000 worth of funding to Nene Valley Festival by 2022, and have been instrumental in the delivery of the event.

Visit www.nenevalley.net and follow @_nenevalley #nenevalley2018 on Twitter to keep up to date with the festival programme.

Inspiring Success with a New Business Venture

Aug. 10 Local News, Northampton & Earls Barton Comments Off

Last week, Nene Local was invited to a complimentary Life Coaching session from Inspiring Success.

Before I tell you about my session let’s see why you might need a life coach. If Life Coaching to you sounds a bit too ‘out there’ and you think, why would I need that?

Here is why you might…

Coaching will enable you to see your life from a different perspective
Stop you procrastinating and help you move forward
Set goals and achieve them
Give you genuine happiness
Explore limiting beliefs and find ways to overcome them
Give you 100% support

Sheena Shah from Inspiring Success met with me over coffee and we talked through life in general, with me picking some scores for such things as health, finance, relationships, career, mental health, social life etc

Most of my scores were quite high but there’s always room for improvement, right?

One of the sections to fill in was left blank so I popped in a new business venture I’m doing, as its new that scored quite low… So my life coaching did turn a little businessy…. However, I am attending their SuperEMPOWER Yourself day on September 9^th and Sheena tells me I get another session as part of that, so will concentrate on a ‘home/leisure life’ area for that session.

Details of the day are here https://www.facebook.com/events/207969113335994/

Sheena really questioned me on how I felt about the new venture, what did I want to achieve? By when?

I found I actually had some really big goals for it but hadn’t really put them down on paper yet. Sheens used a little NLP to get me to ‘seal those goals’ in my head then put them on paper.

By the end of an hour, I had a goal and also small stages to get to that goal. I had a marketing plan, I had the beginnings of a financial plan, and bundles of enthusiasm. I was amazed at how much we achieved in an hour. This was a Friday and so my Saturday morning was spent fine tuning the plans and by Monday I had a follow up email from Inspiring Success outlining all we had discussed and encouraging me further. I felt very pleased that by this point I had already achieved some of the points.

Why have a coach?

When it’s something close to your heart, you often can’t see a way through. I’m a ‘just get on with it’ sort of person and coaching enabled me to take time to think, put solid plans in place that will lead to success – rather than a scattergun approach which might lead to success…

Coaching also means encouragement. When I post to Facebook I get a little smiling face or thumbs up from Sheena, which even as an adult, feedback like this does still spur you on.

We have catch up meetings in place, so she can keep me on track. Plus, if I feel I’m too busy or too tired to do a task one particular day, the thought of accountability to someone else rather than just me certainly keeps me motivated and wanting to get the ‘thumbs up’!

For more information

Sheena is a Performance/Wellbeing coach and NLP Practitioner and works either 1:1, in corporate settings and also does wellbeing sessions for children in schools.

Get in Touch

Inspiring Success

Sheena Shah

Website: https://inspiring-success.com

Email: sheena@inspiring-success.com

Telephone: 07792 287 854

Sheena says:

“I’m a firm believer that with the right support and motivation anyone can achieve their dreams.”

AromaReiki – New Treatment available Locally

Aug. 07 Local News, Thrapston News Comments Off

AmbaScarlett Holistic Art & Healing recently launched in Islip. Offering treatments, crystals, essential oils, mindfulness and meditation.

Proprietor of AmbaScarlett, Helen Dawson is a Reiki Master Teacher and is qualified in a number of other therapies including Aromatherapy Blending, Indian Head Massage, Reflexology and Bowen Technique to level one.

Helen’s healing journey began in the late 1990’s when she studied reiki in Hertfordshire and then North Wales. Her love of healing others grew, and she studied new treatments. In the intervening years her life took many turns, both ups and downs, (you might even know her as the lady who sold bags in Tasty Bite!) the experience of all the tribulations now enable Helen to show empathy and understanding during her treatments. Each therapy is not just the mechanics of the treatment, in a truly holistic approach the whole person benefits – this can be physically, mentally and spiritually.

AromaReiki comes to Town

Helen through AmbaScarlett has devised a totally new treatment called AromaReiki© which combines all the health and wellbeing benefits of reiki with the therapeutic qualities of essential oils.

All oils are chosen specifically for you

All oils are chosen specifically for each client

The benefits of reiki can include; relaxation, general wellbeing, self-awareness and also physical benefits too. The addition of essential oils adds a whole new dimension to the treatment, and as the oils never come into contact with the client’s skin there are very few contra-indications. Each treatment is bespoke to the particular client and their needs.

One client remarked “I have had reiki before, but it has never felt like this, it was amazing, thank you!”

Which oil is right for you today?

Reiki and AromaReiki© treatments are currently available every Monday in Islip and cost £30 per session. At the end of the session clients receive a gift to take home, which continues their healing journey until the next appointment.

Meditation & Mindfulness

AmbaScarlett Holistic Art & Healing also produce meditation and memorial stones, some of which have travelled miles to be placed in particular, meaningful places once purchased.

Mandala stones can be ordered via the Facebook page with any wording required www.facebook.com/ambascarlett . Helen added “There are a number of ways I intend to grow the meditation and mindfulness side of the business, using the mandala stones as mind anchors, so please check the Facebook page for details of new treatments as they come on board.”

Mini Mindfulness stone ready for an event in September

Helen will be offering related gift items via the Facebook page to purchase, all items will be tailored to the client’s personal needs and discussed when purchasing.

To find out more about how AromaReiki© could help you, call Helen on 07799 627789 or visit the Facebook page and send a direct message.

Oil blend in a convenient rollerball

Treatments Available

AromaReiki – £30

AromaHands with Reiki – An Aromatherapy consultation with bespokely blended oil, plus hand massage – £35

AromaFeet with Reiki – An Aromatherapy consultation with bespokely blended oil, plus foot massage – £35

Aromatherapy Reiki Hands & Feet – An Aromatherapy consultation with bespokely blended oil, plus hand massage – £40

AromaReflexology – An Aromatherapy consultation with bespokely blended oil, followed by a full reflexology treatment – allow an hour and a half – £45

Memorial & Meditation Stones from £10

Crystal Grids, with all the crystals needed plus half an hour training on how to use them – from £50

For more information

AmbaScarlett Holistic Art & Healing

Tel: 07799 627789

Email: helen@aspengirl.co.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/ambascarlett

Rushton Hall marks One Year Anniversary of New Orangery

Aug. 03 Local News, Nene Local Outdoors Comments Off

Kettering’s award-winning Rushton Hall Hotel & Spa celebrates the first anniversary of its new event space, The Orangery, August 2018.

In 2017, Rushton Hall Grade 1 listed country house hotel completed a multi-million pound investment which saw the addition of a dedicated events space – The Orangery.

With its 604sqm, The Orangery has revolutionised the venue’s ability to cater for diverse events. Throughout its first year of opening, The Orangery has attracted a large number of new corporate clients and wedding bookings – including the vow renewals of celebrity personalities Matt and Emma Willis.

The Orangery can cater for weddings of up to 280 guests with the buildings’ design of the four rooms allowing guests to move seamlessly from a Civil Ceremony in the Picture Gallery to the Grand Reception Hall for a champagne reception. Guests can then enjoy a wedding breakfast in the Ballroom. An evening Buffet of your choice can be served in the State Room – with all rooms opening up into one for dancing and celebrating until midnight.

Rushton Hall Hotel and Spa Duty Manager, Tom Gilbert explains: “We are delighted with the result and more importantly, our clients and customers have been captivated by the regal charm that the Orangery provides. Our events team have been delighted to host clients such as Unilever, Jaguar Landrover, Mizkan, Honda, Fuji Film and Weetabix to showcase how versatile our events space is. We’ve held a broad range of weddings and brand events over the last year from product launches, team building activities, photoshoots, conferences and bespoke corporate away days. It has been a pleasure to welcome so many new clients to Rushton Hall’s new event space over the past year and to showcase our exemplary delivery of service.”

Marking the recent successes of the Rushton Hall team, the venue was recently recognised as a ‘World Training Venue of the Year’ finalist at the 2017/2018 Prestigious Venue Awards, this was a result of their ever-increasing efforts to excel to the highest levels of corporate hospitality.

Planning Applications: 02 August 2018 WEEKLY LIST

Aug. 02 Planning Applications Comments Off

To add your comments to any planning applications – click on the ENC website or click the link below to go directly to the article you require.

Notice is given that the following applications have been received together with the last date for making representations:

Ashton

18/01371/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Removal of asbestos garage and store and replacing with new Annexe building at 4 Elmington

Cottages Elmington Oundle PE8 5JZ

Chelveston-cum-Caldecott

18/01359/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Demolition and removal of existing agricultural buildings and hard standing to facilitate the

erection of 5 No. Dwellings and associated garages and supporting infrastructure at Site 949 Former Quarry Bidwell Lane Caldecott Chelveston

Deene

18/01297/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Erection of new section of 2.0m high close boarded perimeter fence at Horizon Centre Gretton

Road Deene NN17 3EZ

Easton-on-the-Hill

18/01290/LBC (01/09/2018)

(LBRegs)

Renovation, extension and conversion of 2 existing barns, within the curtilage of a listed asset (Main House at 37 West Street). Works to include:

Front Barn: Windows fitted to reinstated openings to front (East) elevation. Monopitch extension to the rear. One new window opening to rear (West) elevation. One new roof light in roof to rear (West) elevation. Rear Barn: Windows

fitted to reinstated / adapted openings to front elevation. Relocate arrow slit window to first floor. Three new roof lights to front roof slope. Single storey extension to side. Adapt existing opening

and make new openings for windows to rear elevation. Two new roof lights to rear roof slope. Minor changes to extant consent 17/02022/LBC.at 37 West Street Easton On The Hill

18/01380/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Removal of existing conservatory and erection of new orangery to rear of property at 27 Westfields

Easton On The Hill PE9 3LY

Higham Ferrers

18/01277/LBC (01/09/2018)

(LBRegs)

To erect a blue tourist plaque to the front of the building at 5 Market Square Higham Ferrers NN10 8BP

18/01322/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Erection of two no. 3 bedroom dwellings with integral garages at Land Rear Of 10 Windmill Banks

Higham Ferrers

Irthlingborough

18/01358/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Demolition of plant at rear, refurbishment of existing buildings (including internal and external

alterations) and the erection of contractors compound at Whitworths Site Wellingborough Road Irthlingborough NN9 5RF

18/01376/ADV (25/08/2018) (Info)

Erection of signage to include: 2 no. freestanding double post illuminated signs at site boundary; 1 no. wall-mounted illuminated sign; 1 no. vinyl Aldi logo applied to glazing; 2 no. illuminated

advertising posters; 2 no. low level hoop signs at Land West Of Attley Way Irthlingborough

18/01383/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Front porch extension; dormer window to front elevation and new window to side elevation at

second floor to enable loft conversion at 31 Waterloo Way Irthlingborough NN9

18/01389/FUL (01/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Proposed First Floor Extension to Enclose Existing Balcony at 109 High Street Irthlingborough

NN9 5PU

Kings Cliffe

18/01317/FUL (01/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Single storey extension to create entrance porch at Kings Cliffe Memorial Hall Church Walk Kings

Cliffe PE8 6XD

18/01411/FUL (01/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Proposed re-roofing of main roofs of 70A and 72 Park Street, proposed front elevation to be

Collyweston Slate and rear elevation to be Blue Slate at 70A Park Street Kings Cliffe

Laxton

18/00467/FUL and 18/00468/LBC (01/09/2018)(LB/CA)(LBRegs)

Construction of new timber clad pool covering complete with 2 conversions from store rooms to 1x seating room and 1x wet room at Stafford Knott House Main Street Laxton

Nassington

18/01332/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Development of site to provide three detached self contained Eco Lodges for seasonal let only. at

Land Opposite Sulehay Cottage Sulehay Road Yarwell PE8 6PA

Newton Bromswold

18/01234/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Change of use of agricultural grazing land to a 25 metre x 50 metre all weather menage surfaced with rubber and sand for the purpose of exercising horses. at Manor Farm Rushden Road Newton Bromswold NN10 0SP

Oundle

18/01241/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Erection of new 15m x 10m aluminium framed and cladded demountable building within an

existing plant hire yard for storage and maintenance use. at 10 Nene Valley Business Park Oundle

PE8 4HN

18/01310/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Erection of new workshop building on land adjacent to Oundle Rugby Club. at Oundle Rugby

Football Club Occupation Road Oundle PE8 4RU

Raunds

18/01192/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Erection of detached triple garage at White House London Road Raunds NN9

Rushden

18/01351/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Demolition of existing garage and erection of new integral garage and side extension, two single

storey rear extensions and loft conversion at 174 Bedford Road Rushden NN10

18/01386/FUL (01/09/2018)

(LB/CA)

Change of use of ground floor from a mixed use of A1-A2-A3 to form two A1 shop units with new

door opening for shop unit 2 and one B8 unit at the rear at 2 High Street Rushden

18/01454/ADV (25/08/2018) (Info)

3no. box signs to promote the business premises at Land Adjacent Skew Bridge Ski Slope Rushden Lakes Rushden

Stanwick

18/01354/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

Two storey and first floor side extension; and single storey rear extension at 14 Hill House Gardens Stanwick NN9 6QH

Stoke Doyle

18/01303/FUL (25/08/2018) (Info)

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Thrapston

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Installation of roof light to front elevation roof slope at 158 Oundle Road Thrapston NN14 4PQ

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Ground floor infill extension, first floor side extension and external chimney at 19 Mason Close

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Titchmarsh

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Two Storey rear extension to dwelling and new garage/woodstore (Retrospective) (revised scheme to 12/01837/FUL) at 6 Church Street Titchmarsh NN14 3DB

KORE Therapy – What is it?

Aug. 01 Local News, Wellingborough & Great Doddington Comments Off

KORE Therapy was my therapy of choice to sample this week for Nene Local Magazine.

I went to Taggies Yard Therapies, where owner Endora Stanford uses KORE Therapy as part of her portfolio of treatments.

The Appointment

Endora began by using Kinesiology techniques to test my muscles, each reaction to her instruction had a score and she kept a mental note of which muscles ‘passed or failed’ her tests – this sounds much more drastic than it is – all the tests did was show her where my body needed help to work properly once again. Each test merely consisted of my limb pushing gently against the way she wanted it to go and Endora saw with how much strength/force I could push against her move.

I had initially gone to Taggies Yard with a persistent head ache but Endora explained that the root cause could be anything from a misaligned hip to my legs not being the same length, this is why her treatments begin with the testing, so she can ask the body what is really going on.

The aim of the muscle testing is to initiate an immune system response by getting the clients brain to recognise the primary root cause issues, thus setting the client up to start the healing process before the therapy even begins…

As part of the treatment there were various other techniques performed such as acupressure, the principles of reflexology and her signature treatment of Kore Therapy.

KORE Therapy and the red carpet!

You may know Kore Therapy already and not realise that this is what it is. Remember when Gwyneth Paltrow appeared on the red carpet a number of years ago with red circles on her skin? It was down to ‘cupping’ or Kore Therapy.

KORE’s expertise is in finding & treating the root cause to your suffering and not just dealing just with your symptoms. I might have thought I was being up to the minute and all trendy but cupping dates back to ancient Egyptian, Chinese, and Middle Eastern cultures. Ancient books describe how the ancient Egyptians used cupping therapy in 1,550 B.C.

Endora uses glass cups, and places a burning cotton ball inside them, she quickly removes the ball and places the cup on you, the process creates a vacuum and skin is suctioned into the cup. This suction helps circulation, draws out toxins and supports the bodies systems. The process carries on for a few hours after the cups are removed. They were on me for about 15 minutes and I didn’t feel any discomfort at all (It felt like she had rested a light book on my back).

Endora does check whether you are going to be wearing anything backless – such as swimming costume or ball gown depending on what you may be doing that week, as the cups can leave some red marks – called Cupping Kisses. They soon fade but she likes to make you aware.

As I’d gone in with a head ache, Endora explained why she’d worked on my glutes and trapezium – due to the muscle tests she had performed. However, she finished with a Chinese based massage on my neck and the part where your skull meets your spine. This area was tender but Endora ensured it was bearable for me – she eased the muscles into action very gently and I feel so much better for it.

How do I feel?

Today after a very good night’s sleep my head feels much better. Taggies Yard Therapies is based in Orlingbury near Kettering just 15 minutes from the Nene Local head quarters.

For more information

Call Endora Stanford on 07803 121073

Email: tytherapies@icloud.com

Follow Taggies Yard on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/tytherapies/