Ashington Hirst Running Club have a new home from Thursday 5 August, when we join forces with Ashington Rugby Club, using their training ground and facilities as our new base for the running club.  

Seven decades have passed since Her Majesty the Queen acceded to the throne. Whether or not you fully understand exactly what has happened in regards Bank Holidays, it would be difficult to miss that 2022 marks 70 years of service, the longest reign of any British Monarch – The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

With that in mind, Ashington Town Council pledged to support those groups who wished to mark the occasion by offering funding of £250 towards an event, activity or project.

Twelve thoroughly royal assemblies applied and all twelve were delighted to receive confirmation that their event would be supported.

Walk to School Week starts today!

A Coffee Morning in support of Christian Aid will be held in the Church Hall on Saturday, 21st. May from 10.00 a.m. until 11.30 a.m.

After two years of ‘Virtual Miners’ Picnics’ during the pandemic, we are delighted to announce that the Northumberland Miners’ Picnic is returning to Woodhorn Museum on Saturday 11th June 2022.

The Closing date for applications for Annual Grant Funding is this Friday, 13th May.  Don’t forget to send in your forms.

Carers Week is an annual awareness campaign that celebrates and recognises the vital contribution of the UK’s unpaid carers – supporting family members and friends who are older, have a disability, mental or physical illness or need extra help as they grow older.

Council funding is now available to help community groups take action on climate change.  

Two weeks next Saturday to our Annual Concert and we’re hoping to perform to a big audience just as we did for the Christmas Concert.  Tickets have been going reasonably well  but Holy Sepulchre is a big church so there is still time to get your tickets or order them for collection at the door.

A charity which supports individuals living with lifelong mental health conditions and learning disabilities has partnered up with a local primary school to help transform part of its playing field into a forest school.