As part of the Dukes DofE Programme, a walking expedition was arranged along the coastline. It was a wet morning for Duke of Edinburgh Award students from Dukes Secondary. Thank you for helping Newbiggin by the sea keep its coastline litter free […]
Storm preparation Following the Met Office’s weather warnings regards Storm Dudley and Storm Eunice that are expected tomorrow, Wednesday 16 February through to Friday 18 February, we wanted to write to you to ensure you have all the relevant information to support your communities. Northumberland County Council and partners are preparing for these storms. There are some […]
A partial seasonal dog ban on Newbiggin Bay came back into effect on May 1. In 2011 Northumberland County Council first put in place an exclusion order on dogs accessing parts of beaches at Newbiggin (and Blyth) over the summer months. Dogs are also not allowed in any enclosed children’s play areas all year round. […]
Northumberland County Council has launched a pioneering new initiative to help residents, schools and community groups help make Northumberland greener by planting free trees. The council is one of the first in the country to launch such a scheme which gives every resident the opportunity to play their part in helping tackle climate change. Nine […]
The county has a well-deserved reputation as a green and pleasant place to live and visit and it’s important we do all we can to keep it looking its best. Last year’s approach to weed control worked well and improved weed control so for the second year running Northumberland County Council will be adding blue […]
Northumberland County Council are asking residents who go online and complete a short waste survey before 27 May also have the opportunity to WIN £50 – just by giving their views on bin collections and other waste services.Tell the them what you think about the range of services provided by the County Council by filling […]
A partial seasonal dog ban on Newbiggin Bay came back into effect today, May 1. In 2011 Northumberland County Council first put in place an exclusion order on dogs accessing parts of beaches at Newbiggin (and Blyth) over the summer months. Dogs are also not allowed in any enclosed children’s play areas all year round. […]
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