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Small Grant Fund Now Open For Applications

Ashington Town council’s agreed budget for 2023/24 includes a Small Grant Fund,


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Small Grant Fund Now Open For Applications





Perfect Day for the Miners Picnic

Thank you to everyone who turned out for the Northumberland Miners Picnic on Saturday 10th June.


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Perfect Day for the Miners Picnic





Ashington Community Fair Day

It’s Back, after a three year break because of covid, Ashington Community Fair Day will take place on Sunday 2nd July 2023, 11am to 5pm at Peoples Park.


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Ashington Community Fair Day





Ashington Camera Club Photography Exhibition

Ashington Town Council are delighted to be sponsoring Ashington Camera Club’s Photography Exhibition from Saturday 1st July to Sunday 9th July.


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Ashington Camera Club Photography Exhibition





Ashington's Great Big Green Week Event

Ashington Town Council is taking part in The Great Big Green Week. We have invited other organisations to join us and we would love to hear how you, or a group you are part are getting involved.


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Ashington's Great Big Green Week Event





Brass Band Funding Success

The Civic Head was delighted to attend Jayness Newbiggin Brass Bands rehearsal last Thursday night to present a cheque for £500.


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Brass Band Funding Success





Bank Holiday Litter Picking

George and the team were out litter picking on Saturday 27th May. 


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Bank Holiday Litter Picking





New Phone System Now Operational

Ashington Town Council have just had a new phone system installed. 


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New Phone System Now Operational





Northumberland Line Newsletter - May

Welcome to the May edition of the Northumberland Line Newsletter.


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Northumberland Line Newsletter - May





Supporting the use of public transport - all aboard the bus

Ashington Town Council has exercised its power to provide and maintain bus shelters for several years. More recently, in addition to repairing shelters, the Council’s Assets & Facilities Manager has identified those shelters requiring replacement, and the Council has planned to replace four shelters each year.

The planned replacement of bus shelters contributes to improving the appearance of the town, as well as our commitment to reducing carbon footprint. Taking a local bus emits a little over half the greenhouse gases of a single occupancy car journey and helps to remove congestion from the roads.


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Supporting the use of public transport - all aboard the bus





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