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In
April 2009 the county and six district councils will be transformed into
one single authority. 
Gypsy and Traveller Strategy: The Strategy has been developed by a multi-agency group of representatives from the County Council, District Councils, Health, Police and Voluntary Organisations together with the Ormiston Children and Families.
Read the complete Gypsy and Traveller Strategy here, or the executive summary here.
Summer edition of 'Your County' residents magazine out now: The latest issue is packed with information about your new councillors, adult care, service standards and news about the single council for Northumberland.
Public Question Time: The County Council is holding a public question time at the Council meeting on Wednesday, 9 July 2008 at 2.00 p.m. in the Council Chamber, County Hall, Morpeth. Press and public are welcome to attend.
Find out more details about the next Public Question Time here
Get out of your reading comfort zone!: To celebrate the National Year of Reading, libraries in Northumberland are arranging a wide range of activities throughout the year - from storytelling for children and author events to writing competitions and book clubs. Find
out more and get involved by clicking on the link below:
It's now even easier to find your local County Councillor and contact them for assistance.
You can either view a complete list of Councillors or search for your councillor by Postcode.
Northumberland Election Results: We now know who will be the 67 elected members that will take over responsibility for the business of the existing County Council until 31 March 2009 and then assume total responsibility for all the local government functions in Northumberland on 1 April 2009.
Supporting People helps those who are not able to stay in their own home because they need help, by funding services to help people do things for themselves allowing them to live safely and securely in their own homes. Find out how you can benefit or Click here to access the supporting people service directory
Have you participated in any ADULT LEARNING sessions? - If so, this is the survey for you!!! Ponteland Extended Services is currently looking at ways to improve its services to meet the needs of children, families and the wider community. Tell us what you want by clicking here to complete the questionnaire . You will also be entered into the £100 PRIZE DRAW.
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