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Northumberland County Council Free Trees
17 August 2022
Northumberland County Council is giving residents, schools and community groups the opportunity to obtain a free tree or tree pack to plant on your land as part of our commitment to tackling climate change.
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Work to Commence on Alexandra Road Play Area
12 August 2022
Earlier in the year as part of the capital schemes agreed by Ashington Town Council, the redevelopment of the Alexandra Road Play Area was top of the list.
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Trinity Church Summer Coffee Morning
12 August 2022
A Summer Coffee Morning in support of church funds will be held in the Church Hall
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Be Wildfire Aware This Summer
11 August 2022
Wildfire risk remains high due to very dry vegetation.
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Stop Loan Sharks
10 August 2022
Borrowing from loan sharks can lead to disastrous consequences 😟
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Planned level crossing works for new rail line
08 August 2022
As work on the Northumberland Line rail project gathers pace, a number of road closures are taking place at level crossings over the coming months.
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Recycle This Summer With The Co-op
04 August 2022
With summer in full swing, it can be tempting (and easy!) to buy single-use plastics. But there are ways we can make the most of summer without impacting the planet
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Northumberland CVA Are Looking For Volunteers
03 August 2022
We are looking for volunteers in Ashington, Bedlington, Blyth, East Sleekburn, Newbiggin by the Sea and New Hartley areas t
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Ashington Rugby Cricket Club are bowled over by their new practice cage
29 July 2022
Members of Ashington Rugby Cricket Club were delighted that the Town Council agreed a £2,000 Grant for the club, used to purchase a new mobile cricket cage.
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A summer round-up from Ashington's Business Chair, Cllr Mark Purvis
29 July 2022
As we all look forward to some much-needed rest and rejuvenation over the summer, it seemed like a good time to reflect on the productive months passed since we welcomed 2022.
Ashington Town Council has had a busy seven months, with lots to celebrate and even more to look forward to. What we as a Council describe as projects, actions, and initiatives, happen in addition to the normal work of the Council.
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