20 March 2023
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.
20 March 2023
Ashington Community Litter Pickers were out in force on Saturday 18th March, along with Cllr Pauline Thompson, Cllr Louis Brown and Cllr Caroline Ball.
16 March 2023
The Civic Head, Cllr Bob Walkinshaw visited Ashington Veterans and Elders Institute on Wednesday 15th March 2023.
16 March 2023
Yesterday’s budget announced £16-million pound of investment into Ashington town centre to support regeneration and investment in infrastructure.
This follows the determination of the Ashington Town Board to bring together business, public sector, and community leaders to develop an Investment Plan for the town.
16 March 2023
Back in December the members of Cambois Rowing Club embarked on an epic journey.
14 March 2023
Ashington Town Council was pleased to award small grant funding of £500 each to the Talking Marra’s, Ashington Veterans and Elders, and Ashington RVS Social Centre.
13 March 2023
On Wednesday 8th March over 30 different employers descended on Duke’s Secondary School for its annual World of Work Day.
22 February 2023
Ashington Town Council are seeking volunteers, to take part in this years Great British Spring Clean 2023 Campaign.
20 February 2023
School Holiday activities for this February Half Term.
17 February 2023
Due to the strong winds from Storm Otto we won’t be out planting in Wansbeck Riverside Park today
