Youth and Young People
Ashington Sea Cadets Donate 500 Trees
12 May 2023
Ashington Sea Cadets have donated over 500 trees to Ashington Community Woods.
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Easter Half Term Activities
24 March 2023
Follow Ashington Town Counci’s Bunny Hop Easter Egg Hunt this Easter Half Term.
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What's On this February Half Term in Ashington and Northumberland
20 February 2023
School Holiday activities for this February Half Term.
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Work to improve Alexandra Road Play Area
15 November 2022
Work to refurbish the Alexandra Road Play Area has recently been completed with the installation of eight new pieces of equipment and a new wet-pour safety surface.
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October Half Term Activities for all the Family
20 October 2022
Activities available for all the family during the half term break in Ashington and across Northumberland
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Ashington Library's Illuminated Visitor
19 October 2022
If you missed the Illuminated Sheep at Woodhorn Museum, one of the flock is visiting Ashington Library until Wednesday 26th October 2022.
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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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Summer Holiday What's On 29/07/2022
29 July 2022
Looking for activities to fill in the school summer holidays?
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Summer Holiday What's On 22/07/2022
22 July 2022
Looking for activities to fill in the school summer holidays?
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Sensational schools, shout about sustainable planting on Station Road
15 July 2022
Behind the scenes, Ashington Town Council has been working with award winning, local garden designer and horticulturist, Sean Murray, to bring sustainable planting solutions to Station Road and the Gateways into the town.
As well as being the future, young people are the trailblazers when it comes to environmental responsibility, and the Council was keen for schools to be involved in this project. Pupils from Bishop’s Primary, Castle School and James Knott Primary have created ‘Work in Progress’ signs to inform of and celebrate the sustainable beds to come.
Sharon Parmley, the Council’s Senior Administration Officer, designed a brief that captured the imagination of school pupils and their commitment to the environment. We received bees and butterflies aplenty and some very positive messages about what people should do to look after Ashington.
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