This site is dedicated to the village of Aynho in South Northamptonshire.
It acts as a means of disseminating news to villagers and to anybody else who visits!
If you would like to contribute to our site, please mail us at web@aynho.org.uk
Aynho Rightracks Roadworks
Attached is the plan of what is proposed for Aynho. This work is planned for January & February 2010. It will involve some road closures (a few days) during resurfacing work.
The work commenced January 25th on the stretch between Portway and Cartwright Gardens.
1/3/10 Criminal Damage
Just to make you aware you have had a few Criminal Damages In Aynho on 27th February - 28 February happened between 19:30 and 09:00.
Location was Charlton Road and every car within the road has been scratched.
We have asked people to ring in a report if they have had their vehicle scratched as only 3 people have so far, when doing enquires down the road we noticed all cars down the roadside had been damaged.
This is not a usual route for people to walk i.e. to the pub and may have been someone with a malicious side.
Any quires please do not hesitate to contact myself on the below number or email if suits.
Kind regards
Charlotte Whitehead
c7029
Brackley Safer Community Team
Tel: 03000 111 222
SCTBrackleyRural [at] northants [dot] police [dot] uk
TIME TEAM SAY NO
Following months of discussion Channel 4 Time Team programme producers have decided against including Aynho and the tunnels in their next series. Below is the text of an email recently received from Jim Mower, Time Team Production Manager.
I wanted to write to let you know where we are with Aynho. We've read through everything you've kindly sent through. Having now had a meeting with the series editor and the series producer regarding the sites for this series I presented Aynho and we gave the site due attention.
I'm sorry to say that we've decided not to pursue the project this year. Although I admire and support the work of the history group (and encourage you to continue!) I'm afraid that Aynho just doesn't deliver the needs of the programme.
I'm sorry to disappoint you and would like to take the opportunity to thank you for all the work you've put in.
Parking problems
In a Season of Good Will and family visits can we take special care in known
parking problem areas.
The council gets frequent complaints about parking in key areas of
difficulty. We have few powers and where we have tried to rationalise in
response to views at the Annual Village Meetings each April, some residents
consistently ignore signs and problems.
In particular, the Green outside The Cartwright Hotel, Roundtown, Charlton
Road and The Glebe.
We hope everyone can manage a difficult situation with consideration for
neighbours and safety in general.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all residents.
