Ridley Park, Blyth - Street Lighting
Effective: 24 Nov 2022 to 31 Dec 2022
We are aware of a number of street lights in Ridley Park being inoperative. This is due to an underground electricity supply failure.
Northern Powergrid are aware of this fault and will be carrying out repairs as soon as they can.
Street Lighting - Grebe Close & Osprey Drive, Blyth
Effective: 24 Nov 2022 to 31 Dec 2022
We are aware of a major street lighting outage in this area. The issue is not a fault with the lights themselves, but is caused by an underground fault on Northern Powergrid's electricity supply cables.
Northern Powergrid are aware of this fault and are working to rectify it, however, they cannot provide a date for when this fault will be repaired.
Phase 2 Consultation about Education in the Berwick Partnership
Effective: 1 Nov 2022 to 3 Mar 2023
The Council, on behalf of the schools and academies in Berwick Partnership, has begun Phase 2 Consultation on proposed models of organisation for schools, beginning on 31 October 2022 and ending on 3 March 2023.
Whether you are a pupil or parent/carer of a pupil in a school in the Berwick Partnership, a governor, member of staff, member of the community or you just have an interest in schools in the area, this is your opportunity to share your thoughts and ideas about what you believe would be the best school structure to secure viable and sustainable schools in the Berwick area, now and for decades to come. While this consultation is not a referendum, all responses submitted will be carefully considered by the Council's Cabinet before any decisions are made concerning the next steps. Further information can be found by following the link below.
More about Phase 2 Consultation about Education in the Berwick Partnership available hereFriday 21 October: Proposal to extend the duration of a PSPO for the control of dogs
Effective: 21 Oct 2022 to 9 Dec 2022
Northumberland County Council proposes an extension to the duration of a Public Spaces Protection Order for the control of dogs.
The Council now considers that the period for which the PSPO has effect should now be extended because it is satisfied on reasonable grounds that doing so is necessary to prevent the occurrence or recurrence after that time of the activities identified in the PSPO.
Before extending the PSPO, the Council must carry out the necessary consultation in accordance with the provisions of section 72(3) of the 2014 Act and this Notice is given as part of that consultation procedure.
To learn more, please read the notice of consultation at https://nland.cc/PSPOdogcontrol
More about Friday 21 October: Proposal to extend the duration of a PSPO for the control of dogs available here