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Do you want to make a real and lasting difference for children, young people and families? @N_landCouncil are seeking a Head of Service for Permanence, Achievement & Reunification. Find out more 👉 ow.ly/BwBi50YvHTG 💷Salary: £80,779 - £90,216 📆Closing date: 31st March

Huge thanks to Hexham Rotary Club for inviting me to speak at their weekly lunch. Such a friendly group doing amazing community work. Don’t miss their May event with adventurer Jasmine Harrison. And @TheCountyHexham veggie lasagne? 10/10. 😋 #authortalk

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Cases of invasive meningococcal disease have been confirmed in Kent. Sadly, 2 people are known to have died. It's important to know the signs of symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia. Get more info from @NHSuk. 🔗 nhs.uk/conditions/men…

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Art at the Hall #Blanchland #Hexham #Northumberland

The #MothersDay #Sunday #market is being held at #Haltwhistle #railwaystation on 15 March. Starts at 10am. Come along &check out the local #crafts & #food available from #local #producers. Pop into the Water Tower #Cafe for☕️🍰🥪

Today, I launch The British Cræft Prize. A new £60,000 national award for maverick and misfit makers, technologists, designers, and engineers. Seeking inventions that fuse the deep wisdom of heritage crafts of the past with cutting-edge technologies of the future. 🧵👇

Are you #selfemployed or a small #business owner looking for a #studio/small #office to rent in the #TyneValley area? Studio 3 at #Haltwhistle #railwaystation will be available to rent from 9 April. More details are available at tinyurl.com/3tcvs6d5

Another interesting new train service, starting in May…

Why you should never pull the object out after a penetrating injury [📹 ambulanssjukvardenstockholm]

We’re thrilled to have been awarded funding from The Barbour Foundation, which will allow us to employ a Coordinator for our Community Hub. This will allow us to keep the hub running and to expand the activities and services on offer. Find out more: bit.ly/AdaptNECommuni…

A press release from @N_landCouncil -Starts- £100m to be invested across county’s road network Around £100m is set to be invested in improving Northumberland’s vast transport network over the next three years. The Council’s Cabinet is being recommended to approve its Local Transport Plan (LTP) – which for the first time will cover a three-year period up to 2029. Subject to external funding agreements being confirmed, over £38m could be spent over the next 12 months, with around £32m invested in each of the subsequent two years. The money will be spent on transport improvements right across the county – from repairing roads to improving infrastructure and creating safer streets. Cabinet Member for Roads and Highways Councillor Mark Mather explained: “We’re spending more than ever on our road network as it’s an absolute priority for us and residents. “The three-year-programme has been developed following a comprehensive review of road safety issues, potential improvement schemes and future maintenance costs. “We’ve also worked closely with our County and Town and Parish Councillors to understand local priorities, as well as considering requests and issues raised by the public, which are then all assessed against a range of technical criteria, to develop a programme which benefits all areas of Northumberland. “Committing to a three-year plan also allows us to be more strategic in our planning and see where funding can be best spent over the coming years to ensure we deliver the best value for money possible.” The coming year’s programme alone, if all funding streams approved, will see over £28m spent on roads, £4m spent on repairing landslips and improving bridges and other structures - almost £2.5m on new safety schemes and £1.9m on maintenance of footways, cycleways and the public rights of way network. Details of all the proposed schemes across the county are available at >> nland.cc/LTPdetails Cllr Mather added: “Delivering improved maintenance and investment in our roads, paths and cycleways is one of our top priorities. “We’re at the forefront of trialling new technologies, we’ve a dedicated team and a range of specialised equipment all designed to keep our county moving.” “We’ve over 3,000 miles of roads, many of which are subject to hugely changeable weather conditions and very exposed to the elements. “That’s why we’re investing so heavily in this area. Our roads are in better condition but we need to keep this trend going. Aside from the major towns we’ve thousands of residents living in scattered communities who use our roads, paths and cycleways every day, and we’re investing an extra £1m of our own funds specifically on these more rural roads.” Residents are encouraged to report any highway issues they encounter via FixMyStreet at nland.cc/fix which helps teams quickly identify problems and respond effectively. -Ends- #Hexham #northumberland Image @hexhamtv

It’s going to be a good day everyone Sadly not for those caught up in the turmoil of war Oxfam and partners are providing clean water bedding and emergency packs to those in desperate need Please support our appeal Thank you! #CharityTuesday #Oxfam #donate

********Breaking News******** @HexhamCP have just issued the following statement. -Starts- The Board has, with great regret, agreed to begin the winding up of Hexham Community Partnership.  This follows the recent decision by Hexham Town Council to discontinue grant funding.  The annual grant from the town council represented the majority of our income, and despite significant work behind the scenes, with such short notice, we have simply not been able to quickly identify enough financial support to allow us to continue. I want to offer my sincere thanks to our talented and dedicated staff and to my fellow board members for everything they have done.  Over recent weeks we have spoken with town councillors, county councillors, our MP, funders, and many friends of the Partnership. The level of support and goodwill shown towards the organisation has been deeply appreciated. We have also started positive discussions with partner organisations about creating safe havens for our projects. These talks are ongoing, and we hope to make further announcements soon. Our aim is to ensure that the projects that mean so much to the community can continue in some form. This is, of course, a very difficult time for our staff. We are speaking with the HCP team based at the Queen’s Hall about redundancy and looking at how we can support them through this process. Their skills and commitment are a real asset to Hexham, and we want to do everything we can to help them move forward and remain part of the community they have served so well. Although this is a disappointing moment, I am incredibly proud of everything Hexham Community Partnership - its staff, freelancers, volunteers, and supporters - has achieved over the last 20 years.  We will work to conclude this process professionally and with dignity, knowing that the organisation has played a very important role in making Hexham the place it is today. Thank you to everyone who has, and continues to, provide support. Neil Wilkinson Chair Hexham Community Partnership -Ends- #Hexham #Northumberland @HexhamCP

CABINET >> An ambitious new economic strategy for #Northumberland is agreed – which will form the Council’s overarching plan for driving growth over the next decade. Read our preview >> nland.cc/ecofuture

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The next Hexham Debate is this Saturday 14th March 2026 live at 11am on the zoom link below with Alice Wiseman Director of Public Health for Newcastle and Gateshead speaking on the topic of Food Security. We hope to see you there.The event is free donations for running costs welcome. Join Zoom Meeting us06web.zoom.us/j/85307646162?… Meeting ID: 853 0764 6162 Passcode: 558307 --- Join instructions us06web.zoom.us/meetings/85307…? #Hexham #northumberland @OxfamHexham @HexhamTown #PublicHealth #hexhamdebates #foodsecurity #tynedale

Hexham Male Voice Choir are leaving their home for many years at The West End Methodist Church #hexham #northumberland with a final Concert on Saturday 14th March 2026 at 7pm. Tickets on the door and at hexhammalevoicechoir.co.uk All welcome including those who may be interested in joining the choir. #Tynedale