Your voice matters

View and respond to current consultations, and take part in engagement surveys and discussions.

We want to listen

"Thank you for visiting our Your Voice Matters web pages - the central hub for consultation and engagement across North Northamptonshire.

As we strive to be an exemplar council, your feedback plays a vital role in helping us make key decisions and shape how the council operates.

Meaningful consultation and engagement are at the heart of our democratic decision-making. With your views, we can deliver real value, respond to local needs and enhance the lives of everyone who lives, works and visits North Northamptonshire.

Please take a moment to share your thoughts, sign up to our Residents' Panel, and encourage others to get involved in shaping the future of North Northamptonshire."

Cllr Martin Griffiths, Leader of the Council

Get involved

Here you can find current open activities, and have your say to shape our future.

Adult Social Care Transport Policy - draft

Adult Social Care in North Northamptonshire is reviewing its approach to transport, creating a policy to ensure we offer a fair and consistent approach. Transport usage for social care has increased significantly since 2021, prompting a review into how we manage the offer. We want to ensure that we are able to offer a transport service that is equitable, and in place only for those who need it. Our Adult Social Care Strategy 2024-29 commits us to enabling people and not leaning...

Car Parking Strategy - have your say

North Northamptonshire Council is developing a new Car Parking Strategy to guide how we manage our car parking assets. The strategy will focus on accessibility, funding, usage, future provision and environmental impact. The Council own and operate 35 car parks across the area. There are several different pricing tariffs and payment options in place across these assets, which will ultimately be harmonised, where possible. There are several costs associated with the...

Grafton Underwood Neighbourhood Plan: Regulation 16

North Northamptonshire Council has formally received the Grafton Underwood Parish Neighbourhood Plan, which has been submitted in accordance with Regulation 16 of The Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012 (as amended). For full details, including how to have your say, please follow the link below. The window to share your feedback is open for 6 weeks until 23.59 on 13 October 2025.

Isham Neighbourhood Plan: Regulation 16

North Northamptonshire Council has formally received the Isham Parish Neighbourhood Plan, which has been submitted in accordance with Regulation 16 of The Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012 (as amended). For full details, including how to have your say, please follow the link below. The window to share your feedback is open for 6 weeks until 23.59 on 13 October 2025.

Queensway, Wellingborough CCTV - 2025 Renewal

In 2022, the Northamptonshire Office of Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner secured funding specifically designed for areas that need to tackle theft, robbery and burglary – known as acquisitive crimes. A series of security measures were implemented in Queensway, in conjunction with North Northamptonshire Council, Northamptonshire Police and local community groups, which included CCTV cameras. This provision is required to be renewed every 3 years. We are seeking your feedback on...

Queensway, Wellingborough Alley Gating Scheme - 2025 Renewal

In 2022, the Northamptonshire Office of Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner secured funding specifically designed for areas that need to tackle theft, robbery and burglary – known as acquisitive crimes. A series of security measures were implemented in Queensway, in conjunction with North Northamptonshire Council, Northamptonshire Police and local community groups, which included installing alley gates. This provision is required to be renewed every 3 years. We are seeking your...

Have your say on traffic regulation orders

Here you can find out how to get involved in traffic regulation order (TRO) activities.

Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs)

Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) are legal documents developed by the Traffic Authority which are required to support a range of different measures, which govern or restrict the use of public roads. These measures include: waiting and loading restrictions (double yellow lines, limited waiting, loading etc.) one-way streets banned turns speed limits weight or width restrictions bus or cycle lanes electric vehicle parking places Further information...

What we have achieved so far

You can see some of the things we have been consulting on over the last year, and how we have used your feedback to make the positive change you wanted to see.