Join us for a day of celebration and community spirit as we honour St. George’s Day with a vibrant parade through the heart of Ashington with The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. Mark your calendars for Saturday the 20th April, as we embark on a memorable journey from Woodhorn Road to the Ashington Memorial Garden.
The parade will muster in the car park to the rear of Woodhorn Road at 12noon. Show you support for the armed forces by lining both sides of the street with flags, cheering and clapping.
As part of this momentous occasion the following shops have entered Ashington Town Council’s St Georges Day Window Display competition.
The parade will culminate at Ashington Memorial Garden, where we will come together in solemn remembrance and celebration to honour St. George’s legacy and pay tribute to our community’s resilience and strength.
Stay tuned for more details and updates as we prepare to make this year’s St. George’s Day Parade a memorable and meaningful event for all.
Together, let’s celebrate our heritage, our community, and the spirit of St. George’s Day! See you on April 20th, 2024!
Ashington Town Council invites all community members to participate in the annual Great British Spring Clean running from the 15th of March to the 31st March. Organised by Keep Britain Tidy, this national campaign rallies volunteers across the country to beautify their neighbourhoods by tackling litter and plastic waste pollution.
For the 2024 effort, Ashington Town Council has planned multiple litter clean-ups around the area in partnership with Northumberland County Council. All town residents are encouraged to take part!
Volunteering for a litter pick event is a fun, easy way to enhance your community and improve the local environment. Families, friends, schools, community groups, and businesses can all make an impact while enjoying the spring weather (hopefully!).
Review the list of upcoming litter picks being organised across Ashington and choose a date and location that fits your schedule. Let’s work together as neighbours and make our beautiful town shine even brighter this spring! Contact Sharon at 01670 624520 to sign up and get more details, alternatively email; admin@ashingtontowncouncil.gov.uk. Every little bit helps in the Ashington Great British Spring Clean 2024!
Hirst Area - Tuesday 26th March, from 10am - to meet at the Heart of the Hirst Building, 82 Beatrice Street, Ashington, NE63 9BP
Peoples Park - Wednesday 27th March, from 10am - to meet at the main car park, Institute Road, Ashington, NE63 8HP
Wansbeck Riverside - Thursday 28 March, from 10am - to meet at North Seaton Colliery Community Centre, Links View, NE63 0XQ
Paddock Wood - Saturday 30th March, from 10.30am to 12.00noon & 12.30pm to 2.00pm to meet at North Seaton Community Centre, Manley View, Ashington, NE63 9TF
Ashington Town Council invites all community members to participate in the annual Great British Spring Clean running from the 15th of March to the 31st March. Organised by Keep Britain Tidy, this national campaign rallies volunteers across the country to beautify their neighbourhoods by tackling litter and plastic waste pollution.
For the 2024 effort, Ashington Town Council has planned multiple litter clean-ups around the area in partnership with Northumberland County Council. All town residents are encouraged to take part!
Volunteering for a litter pick event is a fun, easy way to enhance your community and improve the local environment. Families, friends, schools, community groups, and businesses can all make an impact while enjoying the spring weather (hopefully!).
Review the list of upcoming litter picks being organised across Ashington and choose a date and location that fits your schedule. Let’s work together as neighbours and make our beautiful town shine even brighter this spring! Contact Sharon at 01670 624520 to sign up and get more details, alternatively email; admin@ashingtontowncouncil.gov.uk. Every little bit helps in the Ashington Great British Spring Clean 2024!
Hirst Area - Tuesday 26th March, from 10am - to meet at the Heart of the Hirst Building, 82 Beatrice Street, Ashington, NE63 9BP
Peoples Park - Wednesday 27th March, from 10am - to meet at the main car park, Institute Road, Ashington, NE63 8HP
Wansbeck Riverside - Thursday 28 March, from 10am - to meet at North Seaton Colliery Community Centre, Links View, NE63 0XQ
Paddock Wood - Saturday 30th March, from 10.30am to 12.00noon & 12.30pm to 2.00pm to meet at North Seaton Community Centre, Manley View, Ashington, NE63 9TF
Ashington Town Council invites all community members to participate in the annual Great British Spring Clean running from the 15th of March to the 31st March. Organised by Keep Britain Tidy, this national campaign rallies volunteers across the country to beautify their neighbourhoods by tackling litter and plastic waste pollution.
For the 2024 effort, Ashington Town Council has planned multiple litter clean-ups around the area in partnership with Northumberland County Council. All town residents are encouraged to take part!
Volunteering for a litter pick event is a fun, easy way to enhance your community and improve the local environment. Families, friends, schools, community groups, and businesses can all make an impact while enjoying the spring weather (hopefully!).
Review the list of upcoming litter picks being organised across Ashington and choose a date and location that fits your schedule. Let’s work together as neighbours and make our beautiful town shine even brighter this spring! Contact Sharon at 01670 624520 to sign up and get more details, alternatively email; admin@ashingtontowncouncil.gov.uk. Every little bit helps in the Ashington Great British Spring Clean 2024!
Hirst Area - Tuesday 26th March, from 10am - to meet at the Heart of the Hirst Building, 82 Beatrice Street, Ashington, NE63 9BP
Peoples Park - Wednesday 27th March, from 10am - to meet at the main car park, Institute Road, Ashington, NE63 8HP
Wansbeck Riverside - Thursday 28 March, from 10am - to meet at North Seaton Colliery Community Centre, Links View, NE63 0XQ
Ashington Town Council invites all community members to participate in the annual Great British Spring Clean running from the 15th of March to the 31st March. Organised by Keep Britain Tidy, this national campaign rallies volunteers across the country to beautify their neighbourhoods by tackling litter and plastic waste pollution.
For the 2024 effort, Ashington Town Council has planned multiple litter clean-ups around the area in partnership with Northumberland County Council. All town residents are encouraged to take part!
Volunteering for a litter pick event is a fun, easy way to enhance your community and improve the local environment. Families, friends, schools, community groups, and businesses can all make an impact while enjoying the spring weather (hopefully!).
Review the list of upcoming litter picks being organised across Ashington and choose a date and location that fits your schedule. Let’s work together as neighbours and make our beautiful town shine even brighter this spring! Contact Sharon at 01670 624520 to sign up and get more details, alternatively email; admin@ashingtontowncouncil.gov.uk. Every little bit helps in the Ashington Great British Spring Clean 2024!
Hirst Area - Tuesday 26th March, from 10am - to meet at the Heart of the Hirst Building, 82 Beatrice Street, Ashington, NE63 9BP
Peoples Park - Wednesday 27th March, from 10am - to meet at the main car park, Institute Road, Ashington, NE63 8HP
Wansbeck Riverside - Thursday 28 March, from 10am - to meet at North Seaton Colliery Community Centre, Links View, NE63 0XQ
Paddock Wood - Saturday 30th March, from 10.30am to 12.00noon & 12.30pm to 2.00pm to meet at North Seaton Community Centre, Manley View, Ashington, NE63 9TF
Ashington Town Council invites all community members to participate in the annual Great British Spring Clean running from the 15th of March to the 31st March. Organised by Keep Britain Tidy, this national campaign rallies volunteers across the country to beautify their neighbourhoods by tackling litter and plastic waste pollution.
For the 2024 effort, Ashington Town Council has planned multiple litter clean-ups around the area in partnership with Northumberland County Council. All town residents are encouraged to take part!
Volunteering for a litter pick event is a fun, easy way to enhance your community and improve the local environment. Families, friends, schools, community groups, and businesses can all make an impact while enjoying the spring weather (hopefully!).
Review the list of upcoming litter picks being organised across Ashington and choose a date and location that fits your schedule. Let’s work together as neighbours and make our beautiful town shine even brighter this spring! Contact Sharon at 01670 624520 to sign up and get more details, alternatively email; admin@ashingtontowncouncil.gov.uk. Every little bit helps in the Ashington Great British Spring Clean 2024!
Hirst Area - Tuesday 26th March, from 10am - to meet at the Heart of the Hirst Building, 82 Beatrice Street, Ashington, NE63 9BP
Peoples Park - Wednesday 27th March, from 10am - to meet at the main car park, Institute Road, Ashington, NE63 8HP
Wansbeck Riverside - Thursday 28 March, from 10am - to meet at North Seaton Colliery Community Centre, Links View, NE63 0XQ
Paddock Wood - Saturday 30th March, from 10.30am to 12.00noon & 12.30pm to 2.00pm to meet at North Seaton Community Centre, Manley View, Ashington, NE63 9TF
Families are invited to join in the fun this Easter with the return of The Bunny Hop Easter Trail brought to you by Ashington Town Council. Beginning Saturday 23rd April kids can search for a special Easter egg posters at participating shops around the town.
Here’s how it works: Pick up a sticker card at any shop taking part or the Ashington Library. Then start hunting for the Easter egg posters displayed in shops. Collect a sticker for each poster you spot on your card. Cards with all stickers collected are winners!
Completed cards can be redeemed for a prize at Ashington Library in the Leisure Centre on Friday 12th April and Saturday 13th April between 9.30am and 1:00pm. The Easter adventure is the perfect way to get outdoors and explore Ashington this spring break.
Please note: Families should also check individual shop opening hours before setting out, also some may have revised schedules over the Easter weekend. the Glenton’s shop on the list is the one on Station Road, near Iceland.
So put on your walking shoes and see how many stickers you can find! The Bunny Hop Easter Trail is a golden opportunity for kids to have an egg-citing time. Happy hunting!
Participating shops include:
LA Clothing - 37 Station Road, Ashington
Timewarp Sounds Record Shop - 1D Laburnum Terrace
Salvation Army Shop - 22 Station Road
Sense Shop - 42-44 Station Road
CEX - 31 Station Road
Card Factory - 17 Station Road
The Sewing Machine Guy - 82 Station Road
The Little Tea Room - 7 Lintonville Terrace
Sweet Memories Sweet Shop - 3-4 Dawson House, Poplar Street
Hog Roast Deli - 34 Station Road
Tony Joshua Courture - 5 Laburnum Terrace
Scope Ashington - 13 Station Road
Bettini’s - 17 North Seaton Road
British Heart Foundation - 43 Station Road
Mind, Body & Spirit - 15 North Seaton Road
Herons - 14-18 Station Road
M H Bakes - 3 Bellway House
Select - 27 Station Road
Glentons - 2B Myrtle Street
Iceland - Bellway House, Woodhorn Road
The Baldy Butcher - 151 Hawthorn Road
Pawfectly Natural - 112 Milburn Road
Nurtch Coffee House - 122 Milburn Road
Sweet & Savoury - 152 Milburn Road
The Chain Station - 164 Milburn Road
Bunny Hop Easter Egg Trail Saturday 16th March to Saturday 13th April 2024
Back for another year of fun, Ashington Town Council will host an Easter Egg Hunt involving local businesses on Station Road, Woodhorn Road, Lintonville Terrace, and Laburnum Terrace. Also new for this year, the businesses on Milburn Road will join the hunt.
How it Works From March 16th through April 13th, children can pick up an Easter egg hunt map from participating locations. The map will lead them around town in search of shops displaying colourful easter posters. Spot the poster and collect a sticker to complete a sticker card.
Once maps are full with all the stickers, they can be turned in at the Ashington Library on April 12th and 13th to receive a prize certificate and a free Easter egg. This sweet treat makes a perfect conclusion to a festive seasonal scavenger hunt!
We hope to see lots of happy hunters out and about in Ashington this spring, exploring local shops and collecting Easter egg stickers. Don’t miss this annual tradition for kids and families!
Get into the Holiday Spirit with Ashington’s Christmas Window Display Competition
This holiday season, add some extra cheer to your shopping by admiring the creative and festive window displays from local businesses along Station Road, Lintonville Terrace, Woodhorn Road and Laburnum Terrace. Fourteen shops are competing in Ashington’s Christmas Window Display Contest.
The shops have pulled out all the stops with colourful lights, tinsel, ribbons and unique Christmas-themed decor to catch the eyes of passersby and judging by the town’s Civic Head, Councillor Victor Bridges. He will choose the most creative, stylish and holiday-spirited display on Monday 18th December.
The winner will receive a Chocolate hamper for all the staff to share. So next time you take a walk along the street have a look at what the participating shops have done, which include;
L A Clothing
Salvation Army Shop
Sense Shop
CEX
The Card Factory
The Sewing Machine Guy
The Little Tea Room
Sweet Memories
Tony Joshua Couture
British Heart Foundation
Mind Body & Spirit
M & H Bakes
Select
Glentons
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Festive Shopfronts Shine for Ashington’s Christmas Window Display Competition
Shops across four popular shopping areas in Ashington are infusing holiday spirit into their window displays for a friendly decoration competition. The contest spans fourteen local businesses on Station Road, Lintonville Terrace, Woodhorn Road and Laburnum Terrace.
Owners have gotten creative with tinsel-trimmed Christmas trees, handmade gingerbread houses, strung fairy lights, and more to catch the eyes of shoppers passing by. Ribbons, bows, poinsettias and evergreen accents adorn the windows. Some displays incorporate winter scenes with faux snow-dusted pines and presents. The Goal is to evoke the festive mood through vibrant colours and unique holiday-themed decor.
The window displays spark cheer in the neighbourhood and highlight local shops ranging from bakeries to boutiques. Councillor Victor Bridges will judge the most artistic, cheerful and well-executed displays on December 18th. The winner will receive a chocolate hamper for staff. Until then, the dazzling window scenes encourage townspeople to meander the contest route and enjoy the Christmas spirit permeating Ashington’s shops.
Ashington Christmas Trail Returns to Spread Holiday Cheer
Ashington’s beloved Christmas Trail is back again this holiday season, kicking off at the town’s Christmas Light Switch-On event on Thursday, November 30th.
Presented by Ashington Town Council, the festive trail invites children to explore 20 decorated shops across Station Road, Lintonville Terrace, Laburnum Terrace, and Woodhorn Road. Kids can pick up sticker cards from any participating location, then visit each spot to complete their card.
Once they’ve gathered all the stickers, children can bring their finished cards to Ashington Library on Saturday, December 16th from 9:30am to 1pm to claim fun prizes!
This engaging activity encourages children to discover local businesses while being rewarded for their holiday spirit. Last year’s Christmas Trail was a huge hit with families.
Mark Purvis, Ashington Town Councillor, shares: “We’re excited to once again spread cheer across our community with the Christmas Trail. Kids will have a blast exploring the festive storefronts and completing their sticker cards. It’s a great way for little ones to get into the holiday spirit while connecting with local shops.”
With the trail launching at the Light Switch-On, children can make lanterns, visit Santa, enjoy live music, and then kickstart their Christmas quest. Pick up your sticker card at participating retailers along Station Road, Lintonville Terrace, Laburnum Terrace and Woodhorn Road beginning November 30th!
Participating shops this year include;
Hog Roast Deli
Location:
Ashington YMCA & Station Road (one way section), North View
Ashington
NE63 9XQ
Ashington RSV Social Care - are running a FREE Hamper Raffle on behalf of Asda, and they will also have knitted baby items and cakes available for a donation to raise funds.
William Purvis Funeral Directors - Remember loved ones by writing a Christmas message for the Memorial/Remembrance Tree.
Northumberland Communities Together - Join carla in the YMCA lounge for festive facepainting.
Wansbeck Community Links - Meet the Social Perscribing Team who will have Christmas colouring sheets and wellbeing activities.
Ashington Co Op - Staff from Ashington Co Op will be giving away free mince pies and non alcoholic mulled wine.
Friends of Ashington Community Woods - Reindeer & Snowmen tree decorations & Christmas table decorations.
Northumberland Communities Together - Meet Carla from Northumberland Communities Together for facepainting.
The Sewing Machine Guy - Ellen will be helping create personalised Christmas baubles using glitter, confetti, feathers, fill your own clear baubles, beads, ribbons and sharpie pens.
Mortal Fools - Papercraft festive house-making with Mortal Fools artist Mack Sproates, exploring what makes somewhere feel like home and using lots of fun festive papers and decorations to bring the houses to life. Ideal for families and young people of all ages.
Citizens Advice Northumberland - with festive games, including a Christmassy wordsearch.
Cambois Rowing Club - Come along and meet Cambois Rowing Club and have a go on a rowing machine.
Real Deal Plus - Have a go at making Reindeer and Santa masks.
Team Susie - Have a go at the free name the cuddly toy or guess the number of sweets in a jar. Team Susie will also be providing information on cancer awareness/prevention, promoting their free wellbeing walks and walking challenge event that are being held next year.
Wansbeck Climate Action - Make a Christmas Card with Lynn and Margaret from the Wansbeck Climate Action Team.
ESCAPE Family Support - the team are coming along to do a FREE Tombola.
Pride Action North - stop by and decorate a gingerbread man to take away for tea.
Ashington Hirst Running Club - Festive Fun Fitness. Running based exercises to festive music.
Reiverdale Scout Group - Join the Scouts for some fun giant floor games.
NCC’s Sports Development Team - the team will have some fun indoor games for everyone to take part in.
Koast Radio will be in the YMCA with some Christmas Tunes throughout the event as well as the Newbiggin by the Sea Salvation Army band and choir singing Christmas carols.
The following shops are remaining open late during the event.
Hog Roast Deli
This past Remembrance Sunday saw hundreds of Ashington residents turn out to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. Attendees gathered at the town’s Memorial Garden to pay tribute through a solemn service and wreath laying ceremony.
Those in attendance represented a cross-section of the community, including Deputy Lord Lieutenant Glen McCrory, Civic Head of Ashington Councillor Victor Bridges, Member of Parliament Ian Lavery, members of the Royal British Legion Ashington Branch, and an Honour Guard from Zulu Company 5 Fusiliers.
Also, in attendance to show their respects were Ashington Sea Cadets, Reiverdale Scout Group, 1st Hirst Scout Group, and Ashington Girlguiding Division.
Reverend C.J. Groocock, Royal British Legion Branch Chaplain, and Reverend R. Biddiss, County Chaplain, led the remembrance service. Ashington Colliery Band provided music alongside communal hymns supported by the Ashington Music Society.
Wreaths were respectfully laid by officials and local organizations at the Memorial Gardens’ monument in honour of the fallen. The wreaths serve as symbols of Ashington’s eternal gratitude.
Councillor Bridges said, “It was incredibly moving to see so many pay tribute on this important day. We will never forget those who gave their lives for our freedom.”
While Remembrance Sunday represents a national collective moment of reflection, the large turnout in Ashington shows just how deeply this small community feels bound to honouring those lost in conflict. Sunday’s ceremony provided an opportunity to unite in appreciation of their ultimate sacrifice.
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Photos by Roy Smith, Ashington Camera Club
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A Remembrance Sunday Service will take place on Sunday 12th November 10.55am in Ashington Memorial Garden.
This year, the branch have taken the decision not to hold a March. It was a branch decision and they thank the public for understanding.
You can download an order of service here, copies will be available on the day.
For information St. Andrew’s Church Service in Bothal, will take place at 3pm on Sunday 12th November 2023. Visit the website here for details; https://standrewsbothal.chessck.co.uk/Remembrance12November
The Ashington Branch of the Royal British Legion welcomes new members, visit our Facebook page linked below.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/2844693279010671
Ashington Town Council are to host a Community Recruitment & Engagement Event at YMCA Northumberland on Thursday 28th September 2023, 3pm to 7pm
If you are looking for a new hobby or want to join a group and make new friends, then this is the event for you!
With over 30 different community groups attending there is something for everyone, young and old.
Here are just some of the groups you can join that will be attending on the day.
- Friends of Ashington Community Woods
- Talking Marras
- U3a (University of the Third Age)
- 1110 Ashington Squadron Air Training Corp
- Royal Voluntary Services (RVS)
- Ashington Community Litter Pickers
- Ashington Veterans and Elders Institute
- Ashington & Wansbeck Power Lifting Club
- Ashington Community Craft Group
- Northumbria Radio Club
You will also be able to get information and funding advice from the following;
- Northumberland Community & Voluntary Action (NCVA)
- Citizens Advice Northumberland
Bring a picnic along to Ashington Town Council’s Pride Picnic in Hirst Park.
Lots of fun and games on Saturday 9th September in Hirst Park, music, craft activities and much more!
Koast Radio will be there with a live broadcast throughout the event.
You can also see Northumberland Wildlife Trust, Moral Fools, Pride Action North, Full Circle Food and even decorate your very own tote bag to take away.
There will also be a selection of goods from market stalls on the day.
The summer holidays have gone by in a flash, not long now then it’s back to school!
To end our sessions on Station Road for the next two Saturdays we have Control & Move Fitness (CM Studios) who will have two coaches holding a circus drop-in session.
Saturday 26th August, 10am to 2pm - Control & Move Fitness (CM Studios)
Saturday 2nd September, 10am to 2pm - Control & Move Fitness (CM Studios)
Ashington Town Council are delighted to be sponsoring the Hirst Welfare Family Fun Day.
Activities on the day are to include a Charity Walking Football Festival, Soft Archery, Space Hopper Football, Axe Throwing, and an Inflatable Assault Course and that’s just outdoors, lots more activities indoors too.
Ashington Town Council are delighted to be sponsoring Ashington Family Hub Summer Activities.
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.
This is the first year Ashington Town Council have held a fair at Peoples Park and we would love to see you all there!
Richardsons Amusements are celebrating 50 years of fairs in Ashington this year and they are coming to Peoples Park with all the fun of the fair. Look out for Marshals on the day who will have £1 off vouchers for all rides.
As well as fairground rides and food vans we have a great line up of local bands provided by Guerrilla PA & Events. Tony Eastlake who runs Guerilla PA and Events is over the moon to be involved on the day, having lived near to the venue since he was a teenager.
We have a mix of traders and community groups with market stalls, so why not come along for a sweet treat or have a go on a tombola.
On the day you can see traders from our high street, including; The Little Tea Room, Tony Joshua Couture, Sweet Memories, The Sewing Machine Guy and M and H Bakes, as well as a regular at the Tuesday market Tilly Bomb. You can also pick up a personalised gift from Made With Love From Lou.
Some of the community groups attending on the day are; Ashington Camera Club, Ashington Veteran’s & Elders Institute, Reiverdale Scouts, Blossoming Communities, Koast Radio, as well as Asda with some sun safety advice.
Have a cup of tea in the Ashington WI Tea Tent, Face Painting with Carla and Sarah, Crafty Activities with Ashington Family Hub, and a chance to see Northumberland Fire & Rescue Service and Northumbria Police, all with vehicles to explore!
All of the above, and much more!
Ashington Town Council are delighted to be sponsoring Ashington Camera Club’s Photography Exhibition from Saturday 1st July to Sunday 9th July 2023.
Ashington Camera Club are a community-based camera club helping each other to learn and share a passion for photography.
Visit the Wansbeck Square Exhibition to see some excellent local skill and talent in photography.
You can visit Ashington Camera Club Facebook page here.
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 of are getting involved.
For the next generation to have the future we want and they deserve, we have a duty to tackle the climate crisis and protect nature today. When we work together we can create meaningful change. Ashington Town Council set up a Climate Change and Environment Committee and we are working through an Action Plan. We have a dedicated Climate Change webpage where we share all things environmental from ourselves and others.
This June, people across the country will come together to take positive action with their communities; hosting events and activities to inspire others to step up for climate, nature and people, and call on decision makers to create a safer, greener future.
We will be hosting an event on Tuesday 13th June when we will take a pitch at the Ashington Market on Station Road. We will be joined by representatives from the NCC Climate Change Team, NCC Waste Management Team, Groundwork NE & Cumbria, Wansbeck Climate Action and Northumberland Wildlife Trust.
Please come along between 10am and 3pm and talk to representatives about Climate Change. You will be able to find out what the organisations are doing to move towards a greener future, as well as what you can do. There will also be advice and tips on saving energy, reducing bills.
The FREE RAFFLE is back, with prizes including, an electric bike, Ninja air fryers, slow cooker, gardening tool sets, compost bins and water butts all of which are designed to help in the fight against climate change.
https://museumsnorthumberland.org.uk/woodhorn-museum/The main stage programme has been confirmed for the 2023 Northumberland Miners’ Picnic.
The day starts at 10.30am with the Miners’ Memorial Service.
11.15am - 1.00pm
Following the service, the brass bands Ashington Colliery Brass Band, Bedlington Brass Ellington Colliery Brass Band and Jayess Newbiggin Brass Band will move to the main stage to start the celebrations.
1.15pm - 1.45pm
The Blyth Tall Ship Sea Shanty Singers will take to the stage. The group formed through a series of wellbeing sessions.
2.10pm – 2:40pm Rock Choir Chester-Le-Street Durham Hexham Newcastle Ponteland & Sunderland
3:00pm – 4:00pm Northern Monkey Brass Band
4:00pm – 4:55pm New York Brass Band
Grab your deckchair, layout the picnic blanket and get settled for a fantastic day of music and entertainment, all compered by the fabulous The Bread And Butter Theatre Company
The Northumberland Miners’ Picnic is supported by Arts Council England Ashington Town Council Northumberland County Council and The Ridley Family Charity.
Check out what else is happening throughout the day https://museumsnorthumberland.org.uk/…/northumberland…/
Organization : Woodhorn Museum, Ashington Town Council, Northumberland County Council
