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This past Saturday, the heart of Northumberland beat with pride and joy as the annual Miners’ Picnic made a triumphant return to Woodhorn Museum.

It was a fantastic morning at Koast Radio today! I had the pleasure of joining Jeff on the morning show to share some exciting news about upcoming community events organised by Ashington Town Council (ATC).

Talking Marras provides a peer led, safe and supportive environment for adults with mental health issues in Ashington.   The group provide a weekly drop-in session, every Friday, at the Hirst Welfare Centre in Ashington, from 10.00am till 2.00pm.

Ashington Town Council will carry out improvements to bus shelters across the town during June.

Motorists in Ashington are advised that a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order will be in effect on Institute Road for the annual Ashington Community Fair.

As part of its approved budget for 2024/25, Ashington Town Council is delighted to announce invitations are being taken for the Small Grant Fund,

As the nation prepares to mark the 80th anniversary of the historic Normandy Landings, Ashington Town Council has announced plans to raise a special commemorative flag in tribute to the brave men and women who fought for freedom and peace during World War II.

Ashington Town Council is pleased to announce that Gemma Hemsley has been successfully co-opted as a new Town Councillor for the College Ward. Cllr Hemsley signed her official declaration of acceptance of office this afternoon.

At the Ashington Town Council annual meeting last night, Tuesday 28th May 2024, Cllr Caroline Ball was elected as the new Civic Head, with Cllr Sophie Robinson elected Deputy Civic Head.

Ashington Town Council has published an Annual Report for 2023/24, detailing progress made across its core priorities of keeping the town clean, taking climate action, supporting the community, and improving the environment.

This annual report is a low-resolution in-house publication aimed at providing information to residents in a cost-effective manner, rather than a glossy promotional brochure. In line with public sector equality duty, the Council aims for accessible information. Residents requiring the report in alternate formats should contact the office.

For inquiries, please email admin@ashingtontowncouncil.gov.uk or call (01670) 624521. Public feedback is welcomed as the Council continues working to better the community.