Environmental Enhancements

Bus Shelter Improvements

Ashington Town Council will carry out improvements to bus shelters across the town during June.


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Bus Shelter Improvements





ASHINGTON TOWN COUNCIL INVESTS £180K IN CUTTING-EDGE CCTV FOR A SAFER COMMUNITY

Ashington Town Council has invested £180,000 over five years to significantly upgrade CCTV coverage with powerful new cameras on Station Road, Woodhorn Road, and Station Road West.

“This boost to community safety underscores the Council’s priority and commitment to improving the environment by providing a pleasant and safe place to live,” said Cllr John Tully, Leader of Ashington Town Council.

The project features cutting-edge technology including 24/7 monitored pan-tilt-zoom cameras providing comprehensive visibility of the area. Local contractor Asset Watch has been selected to deploy the high-tech system, cementing this initiative as a community partnership supporting local jobs.


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ASHINGTON TOWN COUNCIL INVESTS £180K IN CUTTING-EDGE CCTV FOR A SAFER COMMUNITY





Town and County Councils Partner to Bring Wildflowers to Ashington Green Spaces

Ashington Town Council is partnering with Northumberland County Council to transform several grassy areas into vibrant wildflower havens around town.


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Town and County Councils Partner to Bring Wildflowers to Ashington Green Spaces





Paddock Wood Play Area Gets Fresh Bark Chippings Just In Time For Spring Holidays

The Town Council is pleased to announce that the safety surface at Paddock Wood Play Area has been refreshed with new bark chippings in preparation for the upcoming spring and half-term holidays. This was a great team effort involving Town Council staff (Alan, Stephen and Mark), Northumberland County Council (NCC), and contractors Scot Bark UK.

To allow the contractor’s large vehicle access to the play area, NCC staff helpfully provided a tractor to temporarily move a large boulder that had previously limited vehicle access. The contractor’s powerful 130m boom lorry, one of only a few in the country, was then able to reverse close to the play area and blast the new bark chippings into place.

Unfortunately, due to the recent wet weather, the lorry did churn up a small section of grass next to the pavement during the works. The County Council tractor will return tomorrow to replace the boulder which is again large wheels onto wet grass. Town Council staff will reseed the churned-up grass to fully reinstate the area as quickly as possible.


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Paddock Wood Play Area Gets Fresh Bark Chippings Just In Time For Spring Holidays





IMPROVEMENT WORKS TO PADDOCK WOOD

A project to improve Paddock Wood is now underway.


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IMPROVEMENT WORKS TO PADDOCK WOOD





Improvements Made to Laburnum Terrace Community Area

The seating area at Laburnum Terrace has undergone recent enhancement works to upgrade the amenities and appearance of this public space frequently used by Ashington residents.


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Improvements Made to Laburnum Terrace Community Area





Thousands of Bulbs Planted Around Ashington to Brighten Community in Spring

Ashington will be aglow with colour next spring thanks to the planting of thousands of bulbs around town. 


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Thousands of Bulbs Planted Around Ashington to Brighten Community in Spring





Ashington's Collaborative Approach Aims to Enhance the Town and Tackle the blight of Fly-Tipping and Litter

The Enhanced Neighbourhood Services Partnership between Ashington Town Council and Northumberland County Council aims to make ongoing improvements to keep the town’s streets and estates clean and litter free, and to improve the environment by providing a pleasant and safe place to live. These are two of the four priorities of Ashington Town Council.

Overall, the collaborative approach is to ensure those resources being invested are towards activities that will visibly improve Ashington’s environment and appearance.


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Ashington's Collaborative Approach Aims to Enhance the Town and Tackle the blight of Fly-Tipping and Litter





Redevelopment of Play Areas Complete on Orchid Meadows Estate

Ashington Town Council planed to redevelop the play areas within the Orchid Meadows Estate,


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Redevelopment of Play Areas Complete on Orchid Meadows Estate





Twelve additional defibrillators for the town, and a Council bursting with pride that the project is complete

An amazing project to install twelve additional defibrillators in the town has been realised, and is now complete.

This 1 minute, 20 second video shows just how priceless this equipment is, and celebrates and thanks those who have helped Ashington Town Council achieve this fantastic result.


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Twelve additional defibrillators for the town, and a Council bursting with pride that the project is complete





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