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Pubs, cafes and restaurants wanting to move their chairs and tables outside can now apply to the council for permission through a special fast-track system.
The Government announced on 25 June 2020 that it is simplifying certain planning and licensing controls for outdoor seating and stalls, making it easier for people to safely drink and dine outside.
A major funding bid which could unlock up to £40m investment to transform Blyth town centre has been submitted to government.
A new support programme is launching to help businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic to recover and restart.
Multinational consumer goods company Procter and Gamble (P&G) has donated more than £7,000 worth of products to help vulnerable and at risk residents in Northumberland.
The council has announced a new £4.6m grant fund to support small businesses which have been impacted by Covid-19.
The council has welcomed a £20million development which is set to bring 60 jobs and around £2.16 million visitor spending to Hexham.
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Enjoy Northumberland's marvellous markets, where you'll find cheerful traders ready to sell you a rich range of goods.
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Here you will find information about our commercial property in Northumberland.
The Council seeks to focus on supporting the development of a robust and diverse economy and sustainable communities across Northumberland.
Proud of our local food & businesses that promote it Many businesses in Northumberland boast a wide variety of county produce and acclaimed local delicacies for visitors to enjoy.
Find out how long you can trade for on Sundays and Christmas Day, including advice for street market traders and car boot sales.
Pavement Licences are a temporary measure brought in under the provisions of Part 1 of the 2020 Act.
This consultation asks a number of questions regarding the future of the BID arrangements.
Information about Northumberland County Council town centre development schemes.
Proposals to safely re-open town centres as lockdown eases
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