The latest information and advice for residents in Northumberland regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19).
The latest information, advice and guidance for residents in Northumberland on Coronavirus (COVID-19). This section also includes answers to some frequent coronavirus related questions.
The latest information and advice for businesses affected by Coronavirus (COVID-19).
Find out more about the NHS COVID-19 App here, such as how and when to use the app, and information for business venues on NHS QR code posters.
How our services are operating during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Northumberland Communities Together has been launched in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. It will make sure our residents are kept safe and well throughout this crisis, and provide coordination to support individual volunteers, voluntary groups and communities across our county.
Northumberland County Council is working hard to protect our most vulnerable residents.
If you are worried about a child or adult's immediate welfare, then please contact our Onecall service.
This page features information about employability and financial support during the Coronavirus pandemic. There is also information about Northumberland Communities Together, and how they can help you by delivering your food and medicine.
A COVID-19 special of Northumberland News containing essential information and advice for all our residents.
Here you will find the latest information about school closures, advice for key workers, and homeschooling resources.
Proposals to safely re-open town centres as lockdown eases
Read about the ambitious recovery plan, which sets out how the Council and the county as a whole can recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read about our local outbreak prevention and control plan in relation to the COVID-19 virus.
Councils and the North of Tyne Combined Authority have made a joint statement following the government's announcement on childcare arrangements.
The county’s first Local COVID-19 Testing Centres are to open in Ashington and Blyth.
Local authorities across the North East have joined forces to focus their combined efforts to urge residents to play their part and help prevent the spread of coronavirus following an increase in positive cases in the region.
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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 Libraries is now offering a digital helpline for anyone who is struggling with IT at home.
Council buildings and businesses in the county will be displaying NHS QR code posters from later this week ahead of the NHS COVID-19 app being rolled out nationally.
The council’s interim leader has moved to reassure businesses in the county that new measures introduced this week will support their futures.
The council has welcomed the decision of the organisers of a fair in Ashington after they agreed to close the event earlier than planned, due to concerns about the risks of transmission of COVID-19
Guidance has been issued to older persons care homes across Northumberland to suspend non-essential visitors from Monday 14 September.
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.
If you have lost your job or are worried about the risk of losing it due to Covid-19 you can now get support through a new service.
Visitor expenditure experiences 1.9% increase on spend compared to 2018
Northumberland Archives service will be reopening to the public from September 17
Cultural organisations and event organisers are set to receive a cash boost from Northumberland Council Council with the launch of new funding.
Woodhorn Museum is reopening its doors to members of the public from Wednesday 02 September
Northumberland Library members will now be able to browse for a new book as the service introduces time limited browsing at some of its libraries.
A dedicated support hub for Tourism and Hospitality businesses has been set up by Northumberland County Council.
COVID-19 Special Edition which contains essential information and advice for all our residents.
A truck filled with thousands of toilet rolls has been generously donated by a Northumberland factory to help vulnerable and at risk residents in the county.
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