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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1972, Sch 12 Part III NOTICE OF ANNUAL PARISH MEETING FOR NEWBIGGIN BY THE SEA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT- The Annual Assembly of the Parish Meeting for Newbiggin by the Sea will be held at St Bartholomew’s Church Centre on Wednesday 22nd May at 19.00 Local Government electors for the Town (residents who have registered to vote) will […]

  At a meeting of the Finance & HR Committee held 10th April, members considered a grant request from Newbiggin by the Sea Heritage Partnership. Members unanimously agreed to support the request with a donation of £632.59. This has enabled them to purchase an ALL-terrain rollator walking frame. This frame is suitable for those with […]

We are looking for local artists in or near Newbiggin by the Sea, who would love the opportunity to show case their talent this summer. For more information please contact on 01670 851833 or email – Ask@newbiggintowncouncil.gov.uk.

  COASTGUARD RECRUITMENT IS NOW OPEN! Looking to do something rewarding? We currently have a recruitment window open for volunteer on-call Coastguard Rescue Officers at the following Coastguard Stations; Eyemouth Holy Island Seahouses Howick Amble Newbiggin Blyth Seaham Whitby To apply click on the link below to complete an application form – selecting Area 05. […]

Come and Join Newbiggin RNLI for #maydaymile in support of the #RNLI. While raising funds for the Newbiggin station they also want to help keep Newbiggin by the Sea Clean.So they will be doing litter pick as they walk. Come outside and join our crew for a walk. Sign up – www.NewbigginMayDayBeachClean2024.eventbrite.comDate: Sat, 4 May 10:30Location: Church […]

Under Local Government Act 1972 Sch 12 part III the Council is required to assemble a meeting of the electors of our Parish every year.   This is not a meeting of the Town Council and is not to discuss Town Council business but a meeting of electors of Newbiggin By The Sea Parish to […]

An Ashington man and Newbiggin woman who repeatedly failed to clear up large quantities of waste they had allowed to accumulate in their gardens, have been fined following an investigation by Northumberland County Council. The private properties on Beatrice Street in Ashington and King George’s Road in Newbiggin had a build-up of waste which was an eyesore for neighbours, […]