16 Feb 2022
A tenant who has been causing misery and upset to neighbours and the community in Blyth has been evicted from the Northumberland County Council owned property
Work to build the new £21m state-of-the-art leisure centre and community hub in Morpeth is now past the halfway stage.
15 Feb 2022
Northumberland County Council is appealing to the public to consider other alternatives to balloon releases which are often used for events and memorials but can have a devastating impact on local marine environment and wildlife.
The nations of England and Scotland are once again connected over a stretch of the Tweed as the Union Chain Bridge starts to go back up.
14 Feb 2022
The boundary of the Morpeth Conservation Area has been extended following a recent review.
Following a second confirmed outbreak of Avian Influenza in the county today, the public are being asked to strictly follow the government regulations that have been introduced to contain the spread of the outbreak.
11 Feb 2022
Apprentices are volunteering to help revamp Bedlington Library.
A partnership working to bring transformative change to Ashington is now considering scores of potential projects – thanks to local feedback.
10 Feb 2022
The Regulator of Social Housing is currently creating a new system for assessing how well social housing landlords in England are doing at providing good quality homes and services.
Following a confirmed case of avian influenza (bird flu) at a premises on Holy Island in Northumberland an appeal is being made to the public to strictly follow the government regulations that have been introduced to contain the spread of the outbreak.
09 Feb 2022
As part of the County Council’s multi million-pound Energising Blyth programme, the local community is being invited to work with local artists at a series of creative events to help shape the town's cultural future.
08 Feb 2022
Following a confirmed case of avian influenza (bird flu), in the Newcastle area, an appeal is being made to the public to strictly follow the government regulations that have been introduced to contain the spread of the outbreak.
Northumberland County Council has teamed up with partners across the region to warn people of the harm caused by tenancy fraud which is depriving people in genuine need of a place to live.
Progress is continuing behind the scenes on a major project to tackle historical pollution on the coast at Lynemouth – and the council is confident work will start this summer.
Hundreds of residents have visited Berwick’s fantastic new sports and leisure centre as the doors opened to the public for the first time today ( 8 February)
People are being asked for their thoughts on the future development of seven towns across Northumberland.
A budget focused on economic recovery, protecting frontline services and looking after the most vulnerable has been approved by the Council’s Cabinet.
07 Feb 2022
A temporary one-way system is to be introduced on the B1329 Links Road, Blyth while work is carried out by the developer to introduce a new road access to the Link House Farm development at South Beach.
02 Feb 2022
A tenant who has been causing misery and upset to neighbours and the community has been evicted from Northumberland County Council owned property sending out a clear message that crime and antisocial behaviour will not be tolerated.
Now is your chance to start a new career or upskill, and there is no better time than National Apprenticeship Week which starts on Monday 7 February.
While it might still be a bit chilly for most to take a dip in the sea, the bathing water off our beaches have again been declared some of the best in Britain.
01 Feb 2022
The council is supporting residents and staff in celebrating LGBT+ communities and culture this LGBT+ History Month.
31 Jan 2022
Better public toilets across the county are in the pipeline in the council’s forthcoming budget.
New plans are set to be developed looking at a range of improvements for Cramlington including the town centre.
Two new and free exhibitions are to be launched on Monday January 31 in Hexham’s Queen's Hall which will show maps and photos of Hexham throughout the ages.