Entries by Sophie Negus

Community Transport Goes the Extra Mile for Northampton – a customer viewpoint.

My name’s Millie Fuller. I’m the contributing author of this article on behalf of Voluntary Impact Northamptonshire. My connection to community transport is personal. I’ve witnessed first-hand the impact it can have on the lives of people and their families. This includes my late grandmother. When my nan’s Alzheimer’s had advanced to a point where […]

Northampton community transport launches fundraising appeal

“We need to raise funds to protect the future of Northampton’s community transport service.” Explains Rafal Piecha, Community Transport Manager at the charity.  “Our red minibuses provide essential transport for individuals in Northampton who cannot access public transport because of impaired mobility or disability. A lifeline for many, enabling housebound residents to enjoy a level […]

Minibus Driver

Northampton Door-to-Door Service is recruiting for minibus drivers,  for part-time  as well as Relief Drivers to cover staff absences. Our drivers use specially adapted minibuses to transport elderly and disabled people to different locations in Northampton. It will be your responsibility to: Safely transport passengers from their home to their destinations whilst adhering to the […]

VCSE groups are invited to submit an interest in concessionary property.

Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS) organisations are invited to submit expressions of interest for Council owned property available for VCS use at concessionary rates. West Northamptonshire Council (WNC) owns a portfolio of approximately 1,000 properties that are managed and maintained by WNC’s Assets & Environment team. Most of this portfolio are operational buildings such as […]

Supporting the Residents of HMP 5 Wells to fundraise

Voluntary Impact Northamptonshire has been working at HMP 5 wells for over 12 months now, supporting the residents to engage in health and wellbeing activities which provide them with a stimulus to think about life after detention, back within their local community and how they can take a full and active part in that. Our […]

Consultation on the closing of a Town Centre crime hotspot

The views of residents, community organisations and businesses are being sought following a proposal to temporarily close a Northampton Town Centre walkway which has become a hotspot for anti-social behaviour and crime. Emporium Way is located off Northampton Market square and provides shortcuts to Sheep Street and the nearby Mayor hold and Newlands carparks. However, […]