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Active Northumberland is about to start a new online exercise class to help new mums regain strength, stability and confidence in exercise.
Tougher COVID restrictions have today, Monday 28 September, been announced for the region.
Active Northumberland is restarting its Learn to Swim programme and is inviting people to enrol onto the scheme which is suitable for children of all ages and abilities
The development of a new state-of-the art Leisure Centre and community hub in Morpeth has taken another step forward with the appointment of the contractors.
A fly tipper who dumped rubbish in Northumberland has been brought to justice following an investigation by environmental enforcement officers at Northumberland County Council.
Motorist who harassed a Council employed civil enforcement officer has been fined hundreds of pounds.
Following the Government’s announcement that new precautionary measures are to be introduced across the north east to reduce the spread of the cornavirus, Active Northumberland is reassuring the public that its sports centres can and will remain open and that it will be business as usual.
An appeal is being made to members of the public to come forward if they have any information about a dog that has been found abandoned and in poor condition in the Slaley area.
Visitor expenditure experiences 1.9% increase on spend compared to 2018
Details have been unveiled of a series of virtual events that will be held on the weekend when the Active Northumberland Kielder Marathon should have been taking place. Details have been unveiled of a series of virtual events that will be held on the weekend when the Active Northumberland Kielder Marathon should have been taking place.
Residents and visitors in Northumberland are being encouraged to seize the moment and reset their health, with an initial focus on healthy weight.
The record-breaking Union Chain Bridge is closed from this week until 2022 as engineers prepare to start the first stage of its restoration.
The council has had confirmation from Government that its Northern Gateway Project in Blyth has been successful in securing £750,000 of early Town Deal funding to spend this financial year.
The council is writing to businesses in Northumberland – offering guidance and support to help them as they implement the new measures recently introduced both regionally and nationally to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Northumberland County Council is working alongside specialist geotechnical design consultants to develop a long-term solution to the cracking in the road between Weldon Bridge and Rothbury.
When staff at Northumberland Libraries realised they wouldn’t be able to host their annual Macmillan Coffee morning this year they decided to come up with another way of raising money for the charity.
Northumberland Libraries is now offering a digital helpline for anyone who is struggling with IT at home.
The council’s interim leader has moved to reassure businesses in the county that new measures introduced this week will support their futures.
Northumberland County Council is proposing to reintroduce new Alcohol Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs) and is seeking the views of the public.
Joint working between the National Careers Service, the Department for Work and Pensions, the council and Advance Northumberland is connecting employers with job vacancies to Northumberland residents seeking work.
If worries about job security, going back to work after being furloughed, finding a new job or finances are affecting their mental health can now access a new support service.
A popular outdoor exercise class for post natal mums and their babies has restarted in Blyth and Ashington, with social distancing and safety a top priority.
Visitors to Northumberland are being asked to make sure they know what to do should they become unwell while on holiday in Northumberland.
Northumberland Archives service will be reopening to the public from September 17
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