12K views · 138 reactions | Ashington's new rail station was a sea of flags and festive tunes as we welcomed the Secretary of State for Transport to travel on the Northumberland Line before it opens for passengers on Sunday December 15th. Council Leader Glen Sanderson told guests that "all great projects have a great outcome". | Northumberland County Council | Facebook

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Northumberland County Council has offered further reassurance to residents, businesses and communities as it continues to fully support them through the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak. LEARN MORE >> https://bit.ly/NCC20Mar VIDEO TRANSCRIPT: Hello, I’m Councillor Peter Jackson, leader at Northumberland County Council, and I thought I’d take a few minutes to update you all about the huge amount of work that Northumberland County Council is doing in its efforts to get Northumberland ready to cope wit

These two castles located in Northumberland are quite close to each other!! #castle #history #castles #northumberland #fyp #reels | Leo Miller Productions - Photography - Content Creation

Aydon Castle might not be the loudest name in Northumberland’s history books, but it’s one of the most fascinating. A fortified manor built in the late 1200s, battered during the Anglo-Scottish wars, then quietly turning into a farmhouse for centuries as the world moved on around it. There’s something grounding about seeing places like this from above. You get that sense of layers - the defensive walls, the domestic life, the years of hard graft that followed after the fighting stopped. It’s not