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4 YOUR OFFICIAL GUIDE TO RUSHDEN

This Guide will give you a fl avour of Rushden’s heritage, its strong community spirit and its ability to look to the future.

Rushden’s origins date back to the Domesday Book (it is

mentioned under its Anglo-Saxon name of ‘Risdene’, meaning ‘rushy valley’).

The introduction of the railway at the end of the 19th century brought about

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TOWN MAYOR OF RUSHDEN

As Rushden’s leading citizen, the Town Mayor has a number of roles both legislative and functional.

Extending well beyond presiding over Council meetings and carrying out civic and ceremonial duties, the Town Mayor works with the Leader of the Council to provide leadership, promote positive relationshipsand model good governance.

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6 & 7Local information

12 & 13Heritage trail

22Recreation & leisure

26 & 27Local Councils

8 & 9Shopping attractions

11Rushden Lakes

16 – 19Rushden map& map key

23Parks & open spaces

25Annual events and activities taking place in Rushden

29Who should I contact if I have a problem?

CONTENTSchange as Rushden was recognised for its potential in boot and shoe manufacture. Rapid expansion followed and the town’s population increased from 2,500 in 1876 to 15,000 by 1916. Today, Rushden is a vibrant town of over 30,000 residents making it the fifth largest town in Northamptonshire.

Burgeoning boot and shoe manufacture in the early 1900s brought wealth and prosperity. At its height Rushden was described as one of the most remarkable towns in Northamptonshire because of its manufacturing capacity.

A strong sense of community grew up around the factories. Factory owners not only provided housing for their workers, they also catered for their spiritual wellbeing with churches, chapels and meeting places. The factory owners, happy to display their wealth, endowed the town with many fine examples of late Victorian and Edwardian architecture.

Reliance on boot and shoe manufacture had largely died out by the 1960s and now only four high-quality shoemakers remain.

Today, Rushden is again looking to the future by beginning an exciting new chapter in its development. Rushden Lakes (open 2017) provides an opportunity to shop, eat and relax within

a world-class setting of outstanding natural beauty.

The existing High Street meets everyday needs via a mix of independent shops and well-known national outlets, within a unique heritage setting. It is at the heart of a number of community events.

Footpaths/cycle tracks (the Greenway) offers a safe route between the town, Rushden Lakes, and beyond.

The many parks and green spaces provide areas for leisure activity or a quiet place to relax. The superb Rushden Hall sits within 34 acres of beautiful parkland and overlooks the town’s major annual event, Party in the Park, attracting thousands of visitors to Hall Park each year.

Further expansion is anticipated with the development of Rushden East. The extension will bring houses, employment and infrastructure, enabling more people to live and work in the area.

I hope this has given you a sense of Rushden as a town steeped in strong community ideals that is looking to the future wellbeing of its residents.

I hope you find it interesting and informative.

Please enjoy Rushden and all it has to offer.

Town Mayor of Rushden


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ACCESSIBILITYRushden sits within the stunning landscape of the Nene Valley and is centrally located for road, rail and air links.

By road, the A45 connects Rushden to Cambridge (44 miles) and the East coast, and the neighbouring towns of Wellingborough (4 miles), Northampton (16 miles) and the M1 motorway (South) to the west. The A14, the M1/M6 (North) and A1 are also within easy reach. Peterborough (30 miles), Bedford (13 miles) and Milton Keynes (23 miles) are also easily accessible.

The nearest rail connections are available at Wellingborough, Bedford and Peterborough. Rushden is handily located for a number of airports.

LOCAL AMENITIESCar ParksCar parking is FREE at the following car parks owned by East Northamptonshire Council.

Long Stay• Crabb Street NN10 0RH • Duck Street NN10 9ZA• John Street NN10 9NL• North Street NN10 6BU • Rectory Road (corner of

Portland Road) NN10 0HA• Station Road NN10 9SJ

Short Stay• Rectory Road (Orchard Place)

NN10 0AT

• Station Road (Splash Pool) NN10 9SJ

Further information regarding parking in Rushden can be obtained at www.east-northamptonshire.gov.uk

Rushden Lakes is well provided for with over 1800 parking spaces, including provision for parking of electric cars.

Bus ServicesRushden has regular bus services operating between Northampton, Wellingborough, Raunds, Higham Ferrers, Rushden Lakes and further afield. For more detailed information, please visit www.northamptonshire.gov.uk.

Free Public ToiletsPublic Toilets are available in Rushden at the following locations:

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• Hall Park, Hall Avenue NN10 9NG• Duck Street NN10 9ZA• Newton Road NN10 0SY

These public toilets are owned and maintained by Rushden Town Council.

EDUCATIONEducation in Rushden (as at 2017) is covered by numerous pre-school nurseries/playgroups, 10 primary/junior schools and one secondary school. Further school places may also be available at other nearby secondary schools.

For full details go to www.northamptonshire.gov.uk

PLACES OF WORSHIPRushden offers many places of worship and churches to suit all needs, a full list can be found at www.rushdentowncouncil.gov.uk

HALLS FOR HIREWhether you are looking for a wedding reception or somewhere to host a birthday party, Rushden has many rooms that can be hired. Please see a full list at www.rushdentowncouncil.gov.uk


1 Floral planter at Hall Park

2 Public toilets at Hall Park

3 Public toilets at Newton Road

4 Park Road Baptist Church

5 Heritage Chapel and Halls

6 Wesleyan Church

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Rushden is a lively and friendly town within its own unique heritage setting. It comprises a mix of independent specialist traders together with some well-known national chains, such as Boots, Greggs and Superdrug. Many of the leading supermarkets have outlets within the town. Parking is free and car parks are located within easy reach of the town centre.

Rushden is also well provided with banks, estate agents, solicitors, financial and support services.

The diverse range of small independent traders includes longstanding family-run businesses such as a jewellers that first opened its doors in 1943; Osborne Sports & Toys, a traditional business that has been resident on the High

Street for over 50 years, and others. All offer expert advice and service to their customers. Newton Hall at the top of the High Street overlooks the

Shopping attractions

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FOOD &DRINK

There are plenty of opportunities for socialising in Rushden. Everything from Rushden’s first micropub and bottle shop to a nostalgic experience at a 1930’s themed tea room are available along with traditional pubs/clubs. Restaurants to cover all tastes are there to enjoy in the town or at Rushden Lakes.

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picturesque St Mary’s Church and brings together a selection of specialist independent arts and crafts and allows an opportunity to linger over a freshly baked cake and a cup of tea or coffee.

The appeal of Rushden High Street is enhanced by some attractive examples of late Victorian and Edwardian architecture. The banks in particular, Natwest, HSBC and Lloyds are all flamboyant examples of the affluence of the time. Decorated in stone with strapwork, floral details, urns and gargoyles they are more in keeping with a city branch than that of a small town. The number and opulence of these relics of a former era endow the town with its unique qualities.

Whilst the High Street and surrounding streets are the main hub of shopping activity, other areas such as Church Street, Wellingborough Road and Newton Road offer further goods and services including coffee shops, antique shops, bicycle shops, kitchen designers, beauticians, hairdressers, pet groomers and much more.

To discover the full range of businesses in Rushden please visit the Rushden Town Partnership website www.rushdentown.org.uk

Rushden Lakes to the west of the town centre (adjacent to the A45) provides a whole new

shopping experience by mixing retail, restaurants, and leisure within a unique 220-acre setting of outstanding natural beauty.


RUSHDEN TOWN PARTNERSHIP

Rushden Town Partnership (RTP) is an independent voluntary organisation set up to develop a genuine and effective partnership between businesses and community groups in Rushden. Its primary aim is to work with all stakeholders to ensure Rushden remains vibrant and at the heart of our growing community.

Need to locate a business or looking to take up a new activity? The RTP website carries an A-Z directory of local businesses and local groups (by category or by name). You will also find a listing of events happening within the town. Go to www.rushdentown.org.uk.

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A premier visitor destination, the shopping and leisure park is set in an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ on the upper Nene Valley. Rushden Lakes can be accessed by pedestrians/cyclists via a brand new footbridge linking Rushden Lakes to the town centre. An extensive bus service will also run between Rushden Lakes and neighbouring towns including Wellingborough, Northampton, Raunds and Higham Ferrers. The site will also have over 1,800 car parking spaces with designated parent and child, disabled and electric car charging spaces.

Long lakeside walks, a visitor centre and discovery centre run by The Wildlife Trust, canoeing on the lake and family leisure areas are all set alongside high street fashion favourites including H&M,

River Island, Next, and Primark; anchored by a large format House of Fraser and M&S. Rushden Lakes brings big name fashion brands to town, including Jigsaw, Hobbs and Joules. An impressive line-up of waterside restaurants and cafes, including Pizza Express, a drive-thru Costa and selection of cafes and eateries help complete the perfect shopping and leisure experience.

At the heart of the success of Rushden Lakes lies a commitment to delivering a fully immersive visitor experience for customers coming to visit; combining best-in-class customer facilities and access to beautiful surroundings, wildlife and leisure facilities for everyone to enjoy.

Phase two of this development will see a leisure building to include a 14-screen cinema, indoor trampoline, an indoor climbing wall, restaurants and a cycle hire facility.

Explore Rushden Lakes online at www.rushdenlakes.com or visit: Rushden Lakes, Rushden, Northamptonshire NN10 6FH.

Rushden LakesRushden Lakes (open 2017) is a shopping and leisure destination like no other in the country. Whether you want to shop in style, relax with family, or dine out with friends, Rushden Lakes has it all.

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Centre Illustration by Rachel Hudson

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Most notable is the Grade I listed St Mary’s Church built in the 1300s, its grand spire stretching 172ft in height dominates the town’s skyline. Other Grade II listed buildings, include Rushden Hall which dates back to the 14th century, former shoe factories, former farmhouses and rectories.

Rushden Town Council has produced a heritage trail

which encompasses the main heritage buildings in the town. The trail only gives a fl avour of the town’s unique cultural offer that sits alongside modern additions and new developments in and around the area. Further information regarding Rushden’s rich history can be found by visiting Rushden Heritage Society’s website via www.rushdenheritage.co.uk

Heritage trailThe heart of Rushden is an expansive Conservation Area, with a signifi cant number of designated heritage assets.

H.E. BATES TRAIL

One of the most accomplished and successful writers of modern times, Herbert Ernest Bates, was born in Rushden in 1905. The H.E. Bates trail produced by Rushden & District History Society highlights the key places in Rushden that featured in this famous local author’s life. Further details of the trail can be found www.rushdenheritage.co.uk.

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This significant author wrote 126 major works, 323 short stories and novellas, 194 essays, arti-cles, commentaries and introductions as well as a number of poems including “Evening” which was written and published when he was 16 years old.

Let the sun set,Let the pines grow darkAgainst the crimson sky:Let the moon shine upon the white birch bark,Let the day die.

Let the purple of even fade away,White grows the roadBeneath the moonlit sky;Home goes the wanderer to his own abode,Dear day, goodbye…

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1 The blue plaque at Alfred Street Junior School

2 Rushden War Memorial

3 Rushden Carnegie Library

4 St Mary’s Church5 Heritage Chapel and

Halls

The heritage trail is available in leaflet form from Rushden Library, Rushden Museum, Rushden Historical Transport Society and many outlets in the town. The heritage trail is also available to download at www.rushdentowncouncil.gov.uk

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Newton Road NN10 0PT0300 126 1000Opening hours: 9am-6pm

Opened in 1905, Rushden’s library was provided through the benevolence of Andrew Carnegie, the Scottish-born philanthropist, and by shoe manufacturer, John Claridge, who wrote to Andrew Carnegie in 1902 requesting financial assistance to build a library for the people of Rushden.

Major refurbishment took place in 1995. In partnership with East Northamptonshire Council, a magnificent atrium was built providing the building with disabled access for the first time and allowing the library to expand considerably. This allowed the best features of the old library to be retained. Rushden’s is one of the few Carnegie library buildings in the country retaining its use as a library.

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RUSHDEN MAP KEY

Abbey Way NN10 6EAbbotts Way NN10 5DAdnitt Rd. NN10 4EAintree Dr. NN10 6HAlbert Rd. NN10 4FAlbion Pl. NN10 5FAlexandra Rd. NN10 3HAlfred St. NN10 4FAllen Rd. NN10 3GAlnwick Cl. NN10 5HAlpine Rd. NN10 4DArum Cl. NN10 7GArundel Ct. NN10 6EAscot Rd. NN10 6HAshby Dr. NN10 6EAshridge Cl. NN10 6EAshwell Rd. NN10 4HAspen Cl. NN10 3FAustin Cl. NN29 6AAvon Rise NN10 2GBailey Ct. NN10 1FBalham Cl. NN10 6DBallantyne Rd. NN10 5EBalmoral Av. NN10 3GBamburgh Cl. NN10 5HBanner Cl. NN10 5EBarker Cl. NN10 4FBarley Ct. NN10 5GBarnard Vann Cl. NN10 6HBarnwell Dr. NN10 6EBarrett Cl. NN10 1FBarrington Rd. NN10 6GBarwick Ho. NN10 4EBates Cl. NN10 1FBatsmans Dr. NN10 2EBeaconsfield Pl. NN10 3FBeaconsfield Ter. NN10 3FBeaumaris Cl. NN10 5GBede Cl. NN10 1GBedford Rd. NN10 5GBeech Gro. NN10 3DBeech Rd. NN10 2FBelfry M. NN10 2GBelvoir Cl. NN10 6GBenedict Cl. NN10 6DBetjeman Cl. NN10 1EBetony Wlk. NN10 6FBilsdon Cl. NN10 6DBirchall Rd. NN10 4DBirch Rd. NN10 4GBirkdale Dr. NN10 5HBlackcurrant Wlk. NN10 1FBlackfriars NN10 5DBlake Wlk. NN10 1EBlenheim Cl. NN10 5EBlinco Rd. NN10 4GBloomfield Cl. NN10 4EBluebell Ri. NN10 6GBorough Ct. NN10 1FBoughton Dr. NN10 6DBoundary Av. NN10 4CBradfield Cl. NN10 3HBramley Cl. NN10 3DBridge Ct. NN10 3EBrindley Cl. NN10 2D

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Broadlands Cl. NN10 3FBrooke Cl. NN10 5FBrookfield Rd. NN10 4EBrowning Cl. NN10 6HByron Cres. NN10 1EByron Cres. NN10 4CCambridge St. NN10 7ECampbell Cl. NN10 6HCampion Cl. NN10 6FCarey Way NN10 3HCarisbrook Rd. NN10 5HCarlton Cl. NN10 7ECarlton M. NN10 1GCarmarthen Way NN10 6GCarmichael Cl. NN10 6HCarnegie St. NN10 4ECartmel Way NN10 3HCastle Ct. NN10 6ECatlin Way NN10 6FCedar Cl. NN10 6ECelandine Cl. NN10 7GCentaine Rd. NN10 5EChamberlain Way NN10 1GChapel Cl. NN10 3GCharlotts Row NN10 4ECheltenham Cl. NN10 6GCherry Orchard NN10 5GChester Rd. NN10 4DChestnut Cl. NN10 3DChichele Cl. NN10 1FChichele Ct. NN10 3FChurch Hall Rd. NN10 5DChurch St. NN10 4FClarence Ct. NN10 6EClare Wlk. NN10 1FClover Dr. NN10 6GCoffee Tavern Ct. NN10 4FCoffee Tavern La. NN10 4FCole St. NN10 2CCollege St. NN10 4FColtsfoot Rd. NN10 7GComfrey Cl. NN10 7FCommercial St. NN10 1FConway Cl. NN10 6ECo-operative Row NN10 5FCordwainers NN10 5GCoronation Av. NN10 5CCottage Gdns. NN10 7GCourtney Rd. NN10 5ECovallen Ct. NN10 3GCowslip Cl. NN10 6GCrabb St. NN10 5FCrane Cl. NN10 2FCrescent, The NN10 4CCresswell Rd. NN10 4DCrispian Ct. NN10 4ECrocus Way NN10 7FCroft Way NN10 3HCromwell Rd. NN10 3GCrown Ct. NN10 3CCrown Pk. NN10 2CCrown Way NN10 2CCunningham Cl. NN10 1FDaffodil Dr. NN10 7FDaisy Cft. NN10 6GDayton St. NN10 4EDeacon Cl. NN10 3HDean Cl. NN10 6E

Dee Cl. NN10 2HDell Pl. NN10 4FDenmark Ct. NN10 5GDenmark Rd. NN10 5GDenton Cl. NN10 3GDevon Wlk. NN10 5GDingle Rd. NN10 4BDitchford La. NN8 1ADonne Cl. NN10 1EDover Cl. NN10 5HDrayton Cl. NN10 6EDrive, The NN10 5FDryden Way NN10 1EDuchy Cl. NN10 1GDuck St. NN10 4FEaling Ter. NN10 3EEast Cres. NN10 4DEast Gro. NN10 3FEaton Wlk. NN10 4FEliot Way NN10 1EEllan Ct. NN10 3CEnnerdale Rd. NN10 3HEpsom Cl. NN10 6HEssex Rd. NN10 5GEvelyn Way NN29 7AExpress Bus. Pk. NN10 3BFairmead Cres. NN10 6DFarndish Cl. NN10 4DFarnham Dr. NN10 6DFenners Cl. NN10 4HFern Rd. NN10 3CFirdale Av. NN10 2FFitzwilliam Ct. NN10 4EFitzwilliam St. NN10 4EFletcher Rd. NN10 3EForest Ct. NN10 3HForge, The NN10 5FFoskett Cl. NN10 3EFosse Grn. NN10 3GFoxglove Cl. NN10 6GFoxwood Cl. NN10 4CFranciscan Cl. NN10 6DFrancis Ct. NN10 3CFrinton Cl. NN10 6DFuchsia Way NN10 7FGatcombe Ho. NN10 4FGentian Cl. NN10 6GGeorge St. NN10 4FGlamis Cl. NN10 5HGlassbrook Rd. NN10 4DGlenfield Cl. NN10 3DGloucester Cres. NN10 3GGoodwood Rd. NN10 6HGordon St. NN10 4DGoulsbra Rd. NN10 6HGrafton Rd. NN10 4HGrangeway NN10 6DGravely St. NN10 4DGreenacre Dr. NN10 6FGreenfield Way NN10 5EGriffith St. NN10 5FGrove Rd. NN10 4GHachenburg Pl. NN10 1GHaddon Cl. NN10 6EHall Av. NN10 5EHamblin Ct. NN10 4FHampton Ho. NN10 4FHandcross Way NN10 2G

Harborough Rd. NN10 5GHarborough Way NN10 5GHart Way NN10 6HHarvey Rd. NN10 7FHay Cl. NN10 6FHayden Rd. NN10 4GHayway NN10 2EHeadingley Rd. NN10 4HHeatherbreea Gdns. NN10 3DHeather Ct. NN10 4EH E Bates Way NN10 4DHedges, The NN10 2GHensman Cl. NN10 6FHever Cl. NN10 6GHigham Rd. NN10 3FHighfield Rd. NN10 5CHighgrove Ct. NN10 4FHigh St. NN10 1FHigh St. NN10 3FHigh St. Sth. NN10 5FHillary Rd. NN10 5DHind Stile NN10 1FHollies, The NN10 1FHollowell Cl. NN10 6HHolly Rd. NN10 3CHorrell Ct. NN10 4EHove Rd. NN10 4GHyacinth Way NN10 7FImperial Ct. NN10 4EIrchester Rd. NN10 4CJasmine Gdns. NN10 7FJennings Cl. NN10 1FJohn Clark Way NN10 3FJohn St. NN10 4FJubilee Gdns. NN10 6GKeats Way NN10 1EKeats Way NN10 3CKendal Cl. NN10 5HKenilworth Cl. NN10 5GKensington Cl. NN10 3CKent Rd. NN10 3GKeswick Dr. NN10 3HKilburn Pl. NN10 2FKing Cup Cl. NN10 7GKingsmead Pk. NN10 7GKing’s Pl. NN10 4GKing’s Rd. NN10 4GKnights M. NN10 5GKnowles Cl. NN10 3HKnuston Dr. NN10 4DKnuston Rd. NN29 5BKnuston Spinney NN29 5CLacemakers Ct. NN10 6GLancaster Way NN10 3GLarkhill NN10 2ELarkin Gdns. NN10 1ELavender Way NN10 6GLawton Rd. NN10 3GLilac Gro. NN10 7FLime Gro. NN10 2FLime St. NN10 2ELink Rd. NN10 7FLinnetts La. NN10 1FLittle St. NN10 5GLodge Rd. NN10 6ELoseby Cl. NN10 6ELouth Dr. NN10 6HLydia Ct. NN10 4E

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Lynford Way NN10 6DMagnolia Dr. NN10 7FMallery Cl. NN10 3HMannings Ri. NN10 5GManning St. NN10 5GManor Ct. NN10 6GManor Rd. NN10 6FManor Way NN10 1GManse Cl. NN10 3GManton Rd. NN10 5GManton Spinney NN29 4CMaple Rd. NN10 4GMaple Wood NN10 7FMark Gro. Ho. NN10 3GMartin Cl. NN10 2FMasefield Dr. NN10 4CMay Cl. NN10 7GMaye Dicks Rd. NN10 6GMeadow Sweet Rd. NN10 7GMelloway Rd. NN10 4BMidland Rd. NN10 3EMillers Cl. NN10 4DMill Est. NN10 7FMilton St. NN10 1FMontague St. NN10 4EMoorlands, The NN10 2FMoor Rd. NN10 3EMorris Av. NN10 5DNene Rd. NN10 1FNewbury Cl. NN10 3HNewton Cl. NN10 5HNewton Rd. NN10 4FNicholas Way NN10 3DNippendale NN10 4GNorman Way NN29 6ANorris Way NN10 3CNorris Way Ind. Est. NN10 3CNorthampton Rd. NN10 3ANorth St. NN10 3FOakfield NN10 2EOakham Cl. NN10 6EOakley Rd. NN10 3DOakpits Way NN10 5GOak St. NN10 2FOliver Cl. NN10 4GOrchard Cl. NN10 3DOsborne Cl. NN10 2HOswald Rd. NN10 4GOval Cres. NN10 4HOval Rd. NN10 4HOwen Way NN10 1EOxford St. NN10 7EPaddocks Rd. NN10 3CPalm Rd. NN10 3CPark Av. NN10 5DParkham Cen. NN10 3BPark Pl. NN10 4FPark Rd. NN10 4FParsonage Way NN10 3GPeck Way NN10 3FPegasus Way NN10 2CPemberton St. NN10 4EPembroke Cl. NN10 5GPeter Crisp Way NN10 3FPevensey Cl. NN10 5HPightles Ter. NN10 5GPightles Wlk. NN10 5GPine Cl. NN10 6E

Pippin Cl. NN10 3CPoplar Cl. NN10 6EPoppy Cl. NN10 6GPortland Rd. NN10 4FPratt Rd. NN10 4GPriors Cl. NN10 6DProspect Av. NN10 2FPurbeck Rd. NN10 4BPurvis Rd. NN10 4EPytchley Rd. NN10 3DQueen St. NN10 4FQueensway NN10 1GQuorn Rd. NN10 3DRaglan Cl. NN10 5HRavensbank NN10 2FRectory Bus. Cen. NN10 3FRectory Ct. NN10 4FRectory Rd. NN10 3FRedding Cl. NN10 7ERegal Ct. NN10 5GRegency Ct. NN10 3FRestormel Cl. NN10 5HRichmond Cl. NN10 5GRisdene Ct. NN10 4FRoberts St. NN10 4GRobinson Rd. NN10 4GRockingham Ct. NN10 6ERose Av. NN10 5DRowlett Cl. NN10 1GRushden Cen. NN10 4FRushmere Way NN10 2ERussell Ct. NN10 4FRye Cl. NN10 6GSt David’s Rd. NN10 3BSt George’s Way NN10 3DSt James’ Cl. NN10 2FSt Margarets Av. NN10 5DSt Mark’s Cl. NN10 4CSt Mary’s Av. NN10 5ESt Peter’s Av. NN10 3DSanders Lodge Ind. Est. NN10 3BSandringham Cl. NN10 5ESartoris Rd. NN10 4DSaxonlea Cl. NN10 3CSaxon Ri. NN29 6AShakespeare Rd. NN10 4CShannon Cl. NN10 3HShelley Dr. NN10 1EShipton Way NN10 3AShirley Rd. NN10 3FShoemakers Ct. NN10 3FShort Stocks NN10 3HSilverdale Gro. NN10 4CSkinner’s Hill NN10 4FSlaters Cl. NN10 4HSouth Cl. NN10 5GSouthfields NN10 5GSouth Pk. NN10 5FSovereign Ct. NN10 3FSpencer Ct. NN10 3ESpencer Rd. NN10 2ESpinney Cl. NN10 4DSpinney Rd. NN10 5DSpire Rd. NN10 2GSpringfield Rd. NN10 6GStation App. NN10 3FStation Rd. NN10 4ESteeple Way NN10 2G

Sunningdale Dr. NN10 6HSussex Pl. NN10 2FSwallow Dr. NN10 2FSycamore Cl. NN10 4GSylmond Gdns. NN10 6DTalbot Rd. NN10 5DTay Dr. NN10 2HTeasel Cl. NN10 7GTemple Gdns. NN10 2GTennyson Rd. NN10 4DTenter Cl. NN10 1FTewkesbury Dr. NN10 6HThornbridge Cl. NN10 5EThrift St. NN10 1FTintagel Cl. NN10 6HTollbar NN10 1FTrafford Rd. NN10 4GTrefoil Cl. NN10 7GTudor Wlk. NN10 3GTulip Dr. NN10 6FTweed Cres. NN10 2GTyne Way NN10 2HUp. Park Av. NN10 5DUp. Queen St. NN10 3GVicarage Rd. NN10 3GVictoria Cl. NN10 3FVictoria Ct. NN10 3FVictoria Rd. NN10 3FWalmer Cl. NN10 5HWarmonds Hill NN10 1FWarren Cl. NN29 7AWashbrook Rd. NN10 3EWellingborough Rd. NN10 3BWentworth Rd. NN10 4EWest Cres. NN10 4CWestfield Av. NN10 4CWestfield Pl. NN10 4DWestfields Av. NN10 1FWestfields St. NN10 1FWestfields Ter. NN10 1FWest St. NN10 4FWheatcroft Gdns. NN10 4FWhitefriars NN10 5CWhite Ho. Ct. NN10 5GWhittemore Rd. NN10 3HWildacre Rd. NN10 4CWilliam Steele Way NN10 1GWilliams Way NN10 1FWillmott Rd. NN10 6GWillow Herb Cl. NN10 7GWilson Rd. NN10 4EWinchester Rd. NN10 5GWindmill Bus. Cen. NN10 4DWindmill Rd. NN10 4EWindsor Rd. NN10 3GWisteria Cl. NN10 7FWoburn Ct. NN10 6EWoodland Rd. NN10 3EWood St. NN10 1GWymington Pk. NN10 5FWymington Rd. NN10 7FYarrow Cl. NN10 7GYelden Cl. NN10 4DYork Rd. NN10 5GAlthough great effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this publication at the time of going to print, changes can occur so it is advisable to confirm the information provided.

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OSBORNE SPORTS & TOYS

www.osbornes-rushden.co.uk

Local traditional toy shop, established over 60 years.

Stockists of Lego, Playmobil, Hornby, Air�x, Hasbro, Mattel,

Sylvanian and most leading brands.

118 High StreetRushdenNorthantsNN10 0PE

Tel: 01933 312415

T.E. BrownHigh Class Butcher & Fruiterer• Finest cuts of quality meat• Home cooked pies & pastries• Home made sausages

• Over 60 locally sourced real ales, ciders & speciality spirits• Local fresh fruit & vegetables

Open 6 days a weekTel: 01933 350866

www.tebrownbutchers.co.uk93a High Street, Rushden

www.intercountyltd.co.uk

Commercial services company based in Rushden, who can provide you with a range of services to suit your company’s needs.

Daily/Weekly CleaningWindow CleaningCarpet Cleaning

Janitorial Supplies24/7 Maintenance

Bus Shelter Cleaning & MaintenanceGrounds Maintenance

YOU ONLY PAY FOR WHAT WE TAKE AWAY - TYPICALLY CHEAPER THAN A SKIP

Fully licensed & trained waste carriers based in Northamptonshire. Providing a service to

domestic and residential customers.

WE CLEAR ANY WASTE! Please call to discuss your needs. From single items to multiple.

We can remove and dispose of it!

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WE REMOVE ALL RUBBISH

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If you are thinking of selling your home, contact us now and we will arrange for one of our experienced valuers to visit at a time that is convenient for you.

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01933 417300It is not Barker and Smart’s policy to accept instructions where there is already a Sole

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RUSHDEN TOWN BOWLING CLUB144 Northampton Road, Rushden, Northants NN10 6AN

01933 312680 • [email protected]

We are a private members club renowned throughout the county for its first class playing greens inside and out.

Learn to bowl from age of 8. We have a good junior section. Come along on a Friday afternoon starting at 4.30pm.

We have two open days throughout the year - May and September.

Besides bowls, we have a strong social section. Please come and have a look around to see what we can offer!

You can book for an excellent Sunday carvery from 12 to 4pm in our restaurant.

We cater for all private functions, weddings, birthday parties, christenings and wakes.

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RUSHDEN MUSEUMW: www.rushdenmuseum.co.ukRushden Museum is located in the grounds of Hall Park and is open at weekends during May to October.

RUSHDEN HISTORICAL TRANSPORT SOCIETYAND MUSEUMRushden Transport Museum is situated in the Old Midland Railway Station of 1894 which once formed part of the Wellingborough to Higham Ferrers branch line until the Beeching cuts in 1964. Taken over by the Rushden Historical Transport Society in 1984 the station also provides the society with a social club.

Today RHTS owns and runs the Transport Museum and station, has over 650 members and organises an Annual Country Show and Cavalcade of Historical Transport which takes place on the early May bank holiday weekend. It has become one of the biggest shows in the area attracting over 250,000 people.

For further information please visit www.rhts.co.uk. A full history of Rushden can be found at www.rushdenheritage.co.uk

SPORTThere are 19 sports pitches that provide for a variety of sports including football, cricket, rugby and tennis. There are also a variety of indoor sports facilities

which include bowls, swimming, table tennis and roller hockey clubs as well as health and fi tness suites.

PEMBERTON LEISURE & CONFERENCE CENTREH.E. Bates Way NN10 9YPContact: Freedom LeisureE: [email protected] W: www.freedom-leisure.co.uk/centres/pemberton-leisure-and-conference-centre/T: 01933 350324Within easy reach of the centre of Rushden, the Pemberton Leisure & Conference Centre offers a wide range of sport and leisure facilities for all the family. The Pemberton Centre is open Monday-Friday 6.30am-10pm, and Saturday-Sunday 8am-6pm.

SPLASH LEISURE POOLStation Road NN10 9SJContact: Freedom LeisureE: [email protected] W: www.freedom-leisure.co.uk/centres/splash-leisure-pool/T: 01933 410505Located close to the town centre, Splash Leisure Pool has a range of facilities for all the family. As well as the 25-metre lane pool, there is a beach area and learner pool including fun water features. The pool is available for private hire and pool parties. The Splash Pool is open Monday-Friday 6.30am-10pm, Saturday 6.30am-4pm and Sunday 7.30am-4pm.

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HALL PARKHall Avenue, NN10 9NGRushden’s largest park, Hall Park is a 34 acre (13 hectare) site which includes many interesting features such as:

• Rushden Hall (Grade II listed) – oldest domestic building dating back to the 14th centrury and home to Rushden Town Council. Licensed for weddings.

• Walled garden containing permanent stage for events and entertainment. A number of popular events ranging from dog shows to Parties in the Park are held for the local community in the park.

• Designated ‘off lead’ fenced area for exercising dogs.

• Woodland walks and Nature Trail opening in May 2017.

• Teenage and Infant play areas.• Awarded the prestigious

Green Flag Award for the past three years and considered to be one of the best parks in the county.

SPENCER PARKWashbrook Road, NN10 6URSpencer Park is well equipped as it contains a multi-sports area, tennis courts, football pitches, a BMX track and children’s play area. Football pitches and fl oodlit training area can be booked by contacting Rushden Town Council.

JUBILEE PARKBedford Road, NN10 0NBJubilee Park has benefi ted from signifi cant improvements over recent years, the construction of a concrete skate park and new changing facilities. The new changing room has been aptly named the ‘Jim Osborne Pavilion’ in honour of the High Street Toy and Sports Shop owner who is remembered for his huge contribution to sport in the town throughout his life. There is also a children’s play area, a full-size football pitch and two rugby pitches available to hire by contacting Rushden Town Council.

Parks and open spacesAs well as being a vibrant and busy town, Rushden boasts acres of open space and green parks. There are over 40 parks and open spaces that offer something for everyone.

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That’s Shallott FashionOur Passion is Fashion!E: [email protected]: 07597 508933

Shelly & Scott SullivanDirectorsE: [email protected]

• Children’s Wear• Clothes parties on request• Weddings/Occasion Wear Facebook: that’s shallot fashion

At Irthlingborough Junior School we are committed to providing a caring, safe and challenging learning environment that enables children to strive towards reaching their full potential; to develop

a sense of awe and wonder; to know right from wrong; to instil a sense of independence and tolerance of others.

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ST GEORGES DAYA fun event to celebrate St George and the Dragon. The event is organised by Rushden Town Partnership and takes place in April in the High Street.

RUSHDEN CAVALCADEThe Cavalcade takes place each year during the May bank holiday weekend and is organised by Rushden Historical Transport Society. The event brings together over 1,000 different exhibits from around the country and attracts over 25,000 visitors. Further information can be found at www.cavalcade.org.uk

MUSIC IN THE WALLED GARDEN AT RUSHDEN HALL Relaxation and music in the Walled Garden at Hall Park organised by Rushden Town Council. These free events are held throughout the summer months.

ARMED FORCES DAYAn opportunity for local people to come together and show their support for the Armed Forces. The June event has developed into a full weekend of activity, Rushden celebrates with a full parade through the town, stalls, displays, steam train rides and a Service of Remembrance.

PARTY IN THE PARKParty in the Park takes place on the 2nd Saturday in July in Hall Park. This event organised by

Rushden Town Council provides an exciting opportunity for families to enjoy a whole range of free summer activities including arena events, community singing and dancing and an evening concert.

BARK IN THE PARKAn open dog show for one and all taking place on the fi rst Sunday in September organised by Rushden Town Council.

PROMS IN THE PARKA mayoral event occurring on the fi rst Saturday in September and organised by Rushden Town Council. Bring along a picnic and enjoy patriotic favourites of the Proms.

THE ‘RUSHDEN FEAST’A fun fair on Rushden’s Spencer Park in September. The custom of Rushden Feast stretches back over 100 years and traditionally marked a weeklong holiday for the shoe factory workers.

RUSHDEN FIREWORKS NIGHTRushden’s largest Firework event taking place in Hall Park in November organised by Nene Valley District Scouts Association.

RUSHDEN CHRISTMAS LIGHTS SWITCH-ONA fun family event organised by Rushden Town Council taking place in November in the High Street to celebrate the switching on of Rushden’s Christmas lights.

Annual events and activities taking place in Rushden

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Rushden Town Council has 21 members representing 8 wards. The Council meets on Tuesday evenings at Rushden Hall and has the following main committees (meetings are open to the public):

• Policy and Resources• Planning Consultative• Community Services

Dates and agendas for these meetings are posted on the

Town Council noticeboard and the Council website. www.rushdentowncouncil.gov.uk

The day-to-day running of the Town Council is dealt with by the Town Clerk who is assisted by seven members of staff.

What does the Town Council do?• Some Bus Stop shelters• Cemetery and Burials• CCTV• Some street lighting• Christmas lighting• Closed Churchyard at St Mary’s• Events• Football and rugby pitches• Licensed wedding venue• Litter and dog bins on own land• Maintenance of open space• Parks and public open spaces• Planning – as consultees• Public toilets• Public seating• Sports pavilions• Skate park• Rushden War Memorial

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CONTACT DETAILS FOR THE COUNCIL:Rushden Town Council, Rushden Hall, Hall Park, Rushden NN10 9NG T: 01933 316216E: [email protected]: www.rushdentowncouncil.gov.uk

Rushden Town Council Opening Hours:Monday-Thursday 9am-5pm Friday 9am-4.30pm

To contact any of the Rushden Town Councillors please email Rushden Town Council on [email protected] or telephone 01933 316216.

Rushden is served by 13 members on East Northamptonshire Council and 3 on Northamptonshire County Council.

CONTACT DETAILS FOR THE EAST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE COUNCILT: 01832 742000W: www.east-northamptonshire.gov.uk

What does East Northamptonshire Council do?• Community Partnerships

• Electoral registration and elections

• Emergency planning• Environment• Housing Benefi t and Council

Tax Support• Housing Register• Leisure facilities and sports

development• Planning management• Tourism development

CONTACT DETAILS FOR THE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILT: 0300 126 1000W: www.northamptonshire.gov.uk

What does Northamptonshire County Council do?• Economic development• Education• Emergency planning• Environment – recycling,

refuse disposal, Traveller sites

• Fire and Rescue services• Grants to voluntary bodies• Highways/Transport inc

Street Doctor• Library and Information

Service• Strategic planning• Recreation- country parks,

Archives and Record Offi ce, museums/art galleries

• Registration of births, marriages and deaths

• Social Services• Tourism development• Trading Standards

ELECTED REPRESENTATIVEUK Parliament Peter Bone MP (Con) for Wellingborough & RushdenT: 0207 [email protected]

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HIGHWAYS PROBLEMS INCLUDING PAVEMENTS, PUBLIC FOOTPATHS AND POTHOLESContact the Street Doctor Service, Northamptonshire County Council on 0300 126 1000 or online at: www.northamptonshire.gov.uk/en/councilservices/Transport/roads/StreetDoctor/Pages/Step1.aspx.

Do not use the online service if the situation is urgent.

STREET LIGHTINGStreet lighting in Northamptonshire is managed by a Street Lighting Private Finance Initiative (PFI) contract with Balfour Beatty.

Please contact Balfour Beatty on 0800 0850257 or online at: www.lightingnorthamptonshire.com/report_fault.aspx

Have to hand the exact location

of the lamp and the lamp number if this is possible.

PLANNING APPLICATIONSAll Planning Applications are dealt with by East Northamptonshire Council. Contact them on 01832 742000 and ask to speak to the Duty Planning Offi cer.

REFUSE COLLECTION OR FLY-TIPPINGContact East Northamptonshire Council on 01832 742000 asking for the Environmental Health Department.

LOCAL PARK OR OPEN SPACE AREAMost areas of Open Space and Parks are managed by Rushden Town Council. Contact Rushden Town Council on 01933 316216 or email: [email protected]

ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR Contact the Police on 101.

Who should I contact if I have a problem?

Given there are three different councils for the area providing their own specifi c services, it is sometimes diffi cult to know who to contact when you have a problem.

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We also provide in-house workshop facilities, maintenance programs, scheduled service programs, servicing of lights and emergency lighting test.

Call us now on 01933 411306 to see how we can help youwww.rushdenrewinds.com • [email protected]

Industrial and Commercial Electrical Engineerswww.rushdenrewinds.com • 01933 411306

Machine Breakdowns & Maintenance • Control Panels & Control Circuits • Vacuum Pump Repairs

Motor Repairs & Rewinds • Installations • Lighting • Periodic Inspections

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Great reasons to visit Memory Lane Tea Rooms

• 1940’s theme• Homemade cakes and scones• 40 types of loose tea• Delicious menu• Family friendly atmosphere

21 Church Street, Rushden, Northants,

NN10 9YU

SERVE is a voluntary organisation and a registered charity.We have been providing services and assistance to older people and adults with disabilities in East Northamptonshire and surrounding areas for over 30 years.

Volunteering – This is a worthwhile and rewarding experience. We are always looking for new volunteers in all areas of the organisations - If this is something you are interested in doing get in touch today!

For further details on any of our services please contact us on:

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