Church with Chapel Brampton Parish Council

Serving the people of Church with Chapel Brampton

Contact Details

Sarah Stock
Parish Clerk

Next Parish Council Meeting

The next Parish Council Meeting will be held on Thu 19^th June, 2025 at 7:30 PM

Meetings usually take place on the third Thursday of the month. There is no meeting in February, August or December . Members of the public are welcome to attend the meeting.

We are responsible to you, the residents of Church with Chapel Brampton and are volunteers, willing to give our time to, and do our best to maintain and improve the Village.

We feel it is important for you to know what we have been doing on your behalf, it is also very important for you to tell us if you have any concerns, requests or otherwise and give us the opportunity to help if we are able.

About Church with Chapel Brampton

Your point of contact for the Parish Council is the Parish Council Clerk, Sarah Stock.

Councillors

A parish councillor is an elected representative who volunteers to serve the local community and make decisions that affect their parish. Our Councillors page has profiles for all councillors currently serving Church with Chapel Brampton Parish Council

Notices

Our notices page has information about the latest happenings in Church with Chapel Brampton, the local area and further afield. We also have notices relating to the Parish Council itself, what we do and what is planned.

Welcome to Church with Chapel Brampton Parish Council

Welcome to the Website for Church and Chapel Brampton Parish Council. We are two established villages a short drive from Northampton. Here is a little bit about us.

Settlements are known to have existed in the parishes since the Bronze Age through to Roman times and the two villages of Church Brampton and Chapel Brampton were a single village mentioned in the Doomsday Book as Brantone, then as Brampton Parva (or Little) and Brampton Magna (or large) and in the 13^th century ‘Chyrche’ was first mentioned in relation to Brampton Magna and ‘Chappell’ was used for Brampton Parva in the 15^th century.

Church Brampton was an important route to Holdenby and Althorp Houses from the south and Chapel Brampton provided a staging point on the Turnpike route from London to Nottingham and beyond.