Amble Town Council

📣 Many many thanks to Cllr Connolly, Matthew Connolly, and Cllr Richards for giving up a few hours of their spare time to help carry out some much needed weeding and maintenance in the Memorial Gardens this morning.
There is more work to be done as we look to improve our community spaces around the town.
The weather was on our side today!

Due to unforeseen circumstances last night's Amenities Meeting was cancelled. This has now been rescheduled for the Thursday 11th June 2026, 6pm Town Council Office, Top Floor, Fourways 2, Amble NE65 0DT.
A copy of the agenda can be found here.

2026/27 Minutes & Agendas - Amble Town Council

NORTH NORTHUMBERLAND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
to be held in
BAMBURGH PAVILLION, THE WYNDING, BAMBURGH NE69 7DB
on THURSDAY, 28 MAY 2026 at 6.00 PM.

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The next Amenities meeting takes place on Thursday 28th May 2026, 6pm, Conference Room, Fourways2, 6 Dilston Terrace, Amble, NE650DT.
A copy of the agenda can be found here:
This meeting is open to the public. All welcome.

2026/27 Minutes & Agendas - Amble Town Council

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The next Annual Meeting and Full Council meeting takes place on Thursday 21st May 2026, 6PM, Conference Room, Fourways2, 6 Dilston Terrace, Amble, NE650DT. A copy of the agenda can be found here:https://amble.gov.uk/agendas-minutes/2026-27-minutes-agendas/
All welcome to attend.

We are currently experiencing I.T. issues.
Please bare with us while we try to resolve them.

Please be reminded that dogs are not permitted within the cemetery grounds, with the exception of registered guide dogs and assistance dogs.
We kindly ask all visitors to respect this policy to help maintain the dignity, peace, and cleanliness of the cemetery for everyone.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

As we care for and preserve our cemetery grounds, we kindly encourage visitors to consider choosing fresh flowers rather than artificial ones when paying tribute to loved ones.
Fresh flowers provide a natural, biodegradable way to honour memories while helping us reduce plastic waste and protect the beauty of the environment for everyone who visits.
We understand that every tribute is personal, and we are grateful for the care and respect shown throughout our cemetery. Thank you for helping us keep these peaceful spaces beautiful, sustainable, and welcoming for future generations.

Help Shape the North’s Olympic Future – Have Your Say!
We’re inviting people from all ages, backgrounds and walks of life across Northumberland to come together for a Community Listening Workshop led by People’s Powerhouse.
This is your chance to share your thoughts, experiences and ideas and help shape what the North’s Olympic future could look like — for our communities, our young people and future generations.
📍 Location: Alnwick Community Hub
📅 Date: Thursday 28th May
⏰ Time: 1pm - 3pm
🍽️ Lunch provided
Whether you’re passionate about sport, culture, community pride, opportunity, or simply want to make sure local voices are heard — we’d love you to be part of the conversation.
You don’t need any prior knowledge or experience — just your perspective and willingness to share it.
✅ To confirm your attendance, please contact:
Michelle Redfern
📧 [email protected]
Could you please let us know by 15th May if you’ll be attending? This will help us confirm catering numbers. Thank you!
Please help us spread the word by sharing this invite on your social networks and within your local venues. The more voices we hear, the stronger and more inclusive the future we can help build together.
Let’s make sure Northumberland’s communities are at the heart of the conversation.