Please be advised that the Union Flag is not currently being flown in the Memorial Garden in accordance with established practice. The flag has historically only been displayed on specific commemorative occasions, or special events.

The Hirst Welfare Centre in Ashington is set to host an exciting Get Active Family Fun Day on Saturday 2nd August 2025, running from 10am to 3pm.

The Woodhorn Narrow Gauge Railway (WNGR) is calling on local businesses and community members to help bring their ambitious restoration project to fruition.

The Riverside Open Day held at Cambois Rowing Club, Ashington Sea Cadets and Wansbeck Paddle Sports Club on Saturday 12th July proved to be a tremendous success,

Ashington Town Council, Full Council Meeting is being held on Tuesday 29th July, starting at 6:00pm. The meeting is held in the Town Hall, Council Chamber, 65 Station Road, Ashington, NE63 8RX.

As the summer holidays approach, Ashington Town Council is making a splash continuing it’s exciting initiative that promises to keep the community active, healthy, and entertained throughout the school break

At the Finance and General Services Committee meeting on the 8th July 2025, the Council has reported a very successful month with events, engagement and infrastructure updates.

The school holidays are nearly here, and we’re excited to announce a fantastic line-up of activities to keep everyone entertained throughout the summer break

Ashington Town Council is pleased to report on the positive impact of its upgraded CCTV surveillance system, which has shown encouraging progress in supporting crime prevention and community safety efforts since our new system was installed in April 2024.

The Council’s investment in Asset Watch’s advanced CCTV service is proving instrumental in supporting law enforcement and protecting residents across the town centre and play areas. The upgraded system represents a key priority for the Council in its commitment to providing a safe and pleasant environment for all residents.

Ashington Town Council has unanimously agreed to take immediate action in support of preserving one of the town’s most iconic buildings – the Central Arcade, more commonly known as the former Co-op building.

At its meeting last night (8 July), Councillors passed a formal motion recognising the architectural and cultural importance of the Grade II listed building and its potential to play a key role in the future regeneration of the town centre. The motion received full support from all members present, reflecting the strength of feeling within the Council and the wider community.