Latest Hedgeley WI Programme now online
A new Programme of Events has just been published.
Ingram Show 2023 Programme
Ingram Show 2023 Programme available online now!
The programme of events, classes and happenings for this year’s Ingram Show & Sports traditional country fair to be held on Saturday 9 September is now available to view/download online.
Annual Return and Notice of Elector Inspection Rights Documents 2022-2023
Documents now available online
Five documents relating to the 2022-2023 Annual Return and Notice of Elector Inspection Rights are now available for viewing/downloading online. They are as follows.
The Merry Month of May
In the merry, merry month of May…
Since Spring began springing in March a lot has happened in the countryside. And, for me, the month of May is a particularly pleasing one to see what’s going on. There are lots of hedgerow flowers and the hawthorns are in full bloom. Simply brill!
County Councillor Report (Jun 2023)
wendy.pattison@northumberland.gov.uk – Tel. 07779 983072
And also on Facebook: Cllr Wendy Pattison
Kind-Hearted Kids Plant Trees in Play Park
Kids plant trees
Two girls from Morpeth who have been participating in the Powburn Show since they were 3-years-old, and attending lots of events at Breamish Hall, gave up their Sunday morning yesterday to come to the Powburn Play Area to plant trees. The donated trees will help to make the Play Area look more beautiful and attract more wildlife.
Hedgeley Parish Council Financial Documents 2022-2023
2022-2023 Financial Documents now available
The following financial documents have now been approved by Hedgeley Parish Council and are now available for viewing online and to download.
Hedgeley Parish Council Minutes (May 2023)
Hedgeley Parish Council Minutes now available online
Minutes of the May 2023 Hedgeley Parish Council (Quarterly) meeting can now be viewed/downloaded:
Percy and the Piglets 2023
Percy & The Piglets
Friday 23 June 2023
Hare Today, Gone…
Hare today at Brandon
Saw this brown hare (Lepus europaeus) briefly in open farmland between Brandon and Ingram.
Hares are fairly easy to identify (is it a rabbit or is it a hare?) by their long, black-tipped ears and relatively large size – they grow from 50-70cm long. It has a golden-brown coat and a white tail.
