Government says ‘Yes’ to Harbour Village development (0)
March 7, 2014 •
Proposals for the development of a new small business village on the harbour-side at Amble have taken a major step forward with the announcement that the project has secured £1.8million of grant funding from the UK Government’s Coastal Communities Fund. Centred on the town’s seafood industry, the project has been drawn up by Northumberland County […]
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Coble Quay: housing and retail plans (3)
February 28, 2014 •
Plans to turn a derelict part of the quayside into a vibrant and desirable addition to the Friendliest Port have been submitted to Northumberland County Council. The plans include housing, retail and office space and would occupy an area between the Town Square and the waterfront. Coble Quay Developments Ltd, Nick Spurr, (owner of Amble […]
Easter stargazing in Northumberland (0)
April 7, 2014 •
The Northumberland Coast AONB Partnership and Northumberland Astronomical Society (NASTRO) are delighted to announce that they are holding a Stargazing event as part of the 2014 International Dark Sky Week 20th – 26th April. The event will be held on Tuesday 22nd April starting at 8.00pm at the Barn at Beal, with the café kindly […]
Sails and paddles on the lake (0)
April 7, 2014 •
Coquet Shorebase Trust’s new building at Druridge Bay Country Park will be open for business from the Mayday weekend. Drop in to see how you can get involved. On Monday 5th, you can come and try an activity on the Lake between 11am and 4pm – £3 for around 20 mins on the water (you […]
Amble, the friendliest port (0)
March 21, 2014 •
I am now 26 and have been here nearly two years and still the town captivates me. The evocative smells that come from Jaspers café are still comforting. This is especially the case on a cold winter day when I travel home via bus from the cold and lonely areas of Northumberland. Listening to the […]
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