Oundle

About

Oundle ward is located in North Northamptonshire, covering the historic market town of Oundle and its surrounding rural areas. The town is known for its well-preserved stone buildings, including the 15th-century St Peter’s Church and Oundle School, a prominent independent school. The River Nene runs through the area, providing a natural feature that shapes the local landscape. The ward includes nearby villages like Ashton and Cotterstock, which contribute to its mix of residential and agricultural land use.

Economically, Oundle has a mix of small businesses, retail, and tourism, supported by its historic charm and proximity to the Nene Valley. The ward has good transport links, with the A605 connecting it to Peterborough and the A14 providing access to wider regions. Community facilities include a library, sports clubs, and regular markets. The area maintains a balance between its rural character and the needs of a growing population, with ongoing developments aimed at preserving its heritage while accommodating modern demands.