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

Featured Activities

North Northamptonshire Council Residents’ Satisfaction Survey 2025

North Northamptonshire Council is responsible for a range of services such as refuse collection, street cleaning, planning, education, social care services and road maintenance. More information on the breadth of services that the Council provides is available on our website. We want to know what you think of the services the Council provides. Your feedback will help us shape our future priorities. This survey is...

Get involved

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

Independent SEND Annual Survey Report 2025 (North Northamptonshire)

North Northamptonshire Parent Carer Voices' (NPCV) purpose is to amplify families' voices to help create positive impact and improve the life chances for children and young people with special educational needs and/or disability (SEND). NPCV are conducting independent surveys across North Northamptonshire to gather a wide range of views on services from parents/carers and young people. For more information and to share your feedback please visit the NPCV...

Alcohol Needs Assessment

North Northamptonshire Council's Public Health team are currently drafting an Alcohol Needs Assessment, which will support future planning and design of alcohol support services. We want to hear from people living across North Northamptonshire to help us gain an insight about people’s drinking behaviours and patterns, including the reasons people choose not to drink alcohol. Your feedback will help us: Understand levels and patterns of people’s...

North Northamptonshire Council Residents’ Satisfaction Survey 2025

North Northamptonshire Council is responsible for a range of services such as refuse collection, street cleaning, planning, education, social care services and road maintenance. More information on the breadth of services that the Council provides is available on our website. We want to know what you think of the services the Council provides. Your feedback will help us shape our future priorities. This survey is...

Spring Rise Park, Kettering CCTV – new cameras

Spring Rise Park, in the Highfields estate in Kettering NN15 6DP is a popular pocket park, used by the local community and includes a childrens play area, toddlers play area, outdoor gym and a free-to-use enclosed ball court. Due to an increase of anti-social behaviour in the area, Northamptonshire Police and North Northamptonshire Council (NNC) are taking proactive measures to ensure the safety and security of visitors, our staff and volunteers. Funded through the ...

Proposed Calisthenics Equipment in Queensway Park, Wellingborough

Having secured funding from Office of the Police Fire and Crime Commissioner and Greatwell Homes, North Northamptonshire Council are planning the installation of a calisthenics rig at Queenway Park, Wellingborough. The proposed site is near Shelley Road, close to the Multi Use Games Area (MUGA), as per the plan below: We’d now like to understand your views on the type of equipment you would like to see in the park. There is also the...

Draft Anti-social Behaviour Policy

The Anti-social Behaviour Act 2003 requires local housing authorities and registered social landlords to prepare and publish a policy in relation to anti-social behaviour (ASB) and procedures for dealing with occurrences of ASB. The Council intends to introduce its first Anti-social Behaviour Policy. We would like to hear your views on our draft Anti-social Behaviour Policy and invite you to complete the questionnaire below. The ...

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.