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Cramlington Town Council consists of 14 members voted by the public to represent the 7 wards of Cramlington.

Cramlington is a town and civil parish in the county of Northumberland, North East England, with an estimated population of 30,119, in terms of area measures 22.8 km2 and has a population density of 1,319 people per km2. Cramlington Town Council was formed on 11th June 2009 following the parish / town elections on 4th June 2009. The first meeting was held at Beacon Hill Community Centre. Cramlington Town Council has 14 locally elected members; the area is also served by seven Northumberland County Councillors and forms part of the Blyth Valley parliamentary constituency. The Town Council is committed to delivering major social and environmental improvements and to enhancing the services provided by other public agencies working in Cramlington. The community of Cramlington has access to essential services. Manor Walks Shopping Centre is the focal point for shopping and retail provision and is supported by a number of neighbourhood centres. The town is well provided with local health care provision by way of NHS services and chemists and a range of community health and awareness services are available. Local schools are well regarded and achieve high standards. The community has access to a number of parks, playgrounds and open spaces in and around the town, as well as the Concordia Leisure Centre. T

Cramlington has a developing social, community and voluntary infrastructure and the town is well provided with community centres which serve as venues for social and recreational activities. Out of School activities for young people are provided by schools, clubs and organizations such as the Cramlington Voluntary Youth Project.

26/10/2026

📣 Calling all Cramlington community groups and clubs!

We’re building a brand new Community Directory for our website, and we’d love your group to be part of it.

Our original directory was created many years ago, and lots of the listings now have out-of-date contact details. Rather than patch it up, we’ve decided to start from scratch so residents can find accurate, up-to-date information about everything happening in Cramlington.

To be included, please email [email protected] with:

✅ The name of your group
✅ Who the group is for
✅ When and where you meet
✅ Any other details you’d like residents to know, such as contact details, website or social media links

The directory is for community groups that operate within Cramlington. We’re unable to list businesses, but we do make exceptions for organisations that benefit the community, such as sports clubs.

Even if you were listed in the old directory, please get in touch so we can make sure your details are correct.

You can view the directory as it grows here: https://www.cramlingtontowncouncil.gov.uk/community-directory/

Know a group that should be included? Tag them in the comments or share this post 👇

25/10/2026

Our new website is live! 🎉

Same address, brand new look: www.cramlingtontowncouncil.gov.uk

It’s easier to use, works on any device and meets current accessibility standards. You can now:

✅ Book our community room online
✅ Find upcoming community events
✅ Read our latest and past newsletters
✅ Report issues like street lighting or fly tipping to Northumberland County Council via a direct link

All the usual information is still there, including councillor contacts, meeting dates, minutes, finance and allotments. It’s also more cost effective, with lower yearly fees and updates now made in-house by our own team.

Our new Community Directory is coming soon, so keep an eye out over the next few weeks.

Spotted something that isn’t quite right? Let us know at [email protected]

24/10/2026

Cramlington’s Neighbourhood Policing Team held a community engagement event at Alexandra Park yesterday afternoon (Friday 23 October), supported by Cramlington Town Council, Cramlington Voluntary Youth Project (CVYP) and the Air Cadets.

The event gave residents the chance to meet local teams and services and raise any concerns, including anti-social behaviour and other local issues.

Despite the windy weather, there were still lots of young people enjoying the park, and we were pleased that many of them came over to say hello and chat with the local police team.

Cramlington Town Councillors Alan Smith and Mark Swinburn were on hand to speak with residents, and the event was also attended by Member of Youth Parliament Ryan Parsons and Emma Foody MP.

The event forms part of the work Cramlington Town Council already does with the Neighbourhood Policing Team through the anti-social behaviour (ASB) partnership. The partnership meets regularly with other local partners to discuss and respond to ASB issues in Cramlington, and events like this help build positive relationships between the police and our community, especially young people.

Thank you to everyone who came along and took the time to talk with us.

22/10/2026

Could you be our new Community Coordinator? Applications close on Monday 26th October at midday.

22/10/2026

Remembrance Sunday in Cramlington Village

Join us on Sunday 8 November as we come together to remember those who gave their lives in service.

🕙 10am: Remembrance Service at St Nicholas Church (approx. 45 minutes)
🕚 11am: Two minute silence at the War Memorial, followed by wreath laying and the reading of the names of the fallen

Parade participants, including veterans, cadets and local youth groups, will then march past the War Memorial.

After the parade, Cramlington Village Community Association are welcoming everyone to Cramlington Village Community Centre for tea, coffee, sandwiches and cake.

Please note: parts of Village Square and Blagdon Terrace will be closed from 9.50am until 12.30pm.

Cramlington’s Remembrance event in the Village is organised by the Remembrance Working Group, a partnership between the Cramlington Branch Royal British Legion , Saint Nicholas Cramlington and Cramlington Town Council.

20/10/2026

The Love Cramlington Awards are one week today! 🎉

Every finalist was nominated by someone in our community who wanted to see their efforts recognised. Thank you to everyone who took the time to nominate. It shows just how many people in Cramlington are giving their time to help others 💜

Our sponsors have shortlisted three finalists in each category, and here they are...

🏆 CSR BUSINESS AWARD (new for 2026)
Shortlisted by a panel of Town Council members
✔ Catling Bakery
✔ Lal Qila
✔ Home Instead South East Northumberland

🏆 COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD
Sponsored by Home Instead South East Northumberland
✔ Cramlington Knit and Knatter
✔ Cramlington Community Choir
✔ East Hartford Community Centre

🏆 YOUTH GROUP AWARD
Sponsored by NE Youth
✔ Cramlington Voluntary Youth Project (CVYP) and Casey Lee
✔ Control & Move Fitness CIC
✔ Rising Stars (Year 13 CLV Drama)

🏆 SPORTS AWARD
Sponsored by Newcastle Building Society
✔ Blyth Juno Michi Judo Club
✔ Shankhouse Darts Academy
✔ Cramlington Cricket Club (Stephen Parker)

🏆 CHARITY OF THE YEAR
Sponsored by Turners Funfairs
✔ Northern Butterflies
✔ Mayfield Community Centre (Anna, Lisa and Ray Morrell)
✔ Cramlington & District Red Squirrel Group

🏆 GREEN CRAMLINGTON AWARD
Sponsored by Potts Print
✔ Kenneth Dowling
✔ Pocket Wilds
✔ Loz Avery

🏆 YOUTH SPORTS AWARD
Sponsored by Newcastle Building Society
✔ Finlay Stubbs (Kokoro Karate Club)
✔ Jude William Phillips
✔ Shankhouse Social Dart Team

🏆 YOUNG CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
Sponsored by Manor Walks Shopping Centre
✔ Ryan Parsons
✔ Oliver Graham
✔ Harvey Jefferson (CVYP)

🏆 CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
Sponsored by Lal Qila Tandoori Restaurant
✔ Stephen Perola
✔ Graeme Freebody
✔ Pauline Stephenson

Thank you to all of our sponsors, and to Cramlington Renewable Energy Developments Limited (CRED), sponsor of this year’s ceremony.

Well done to everyone who has been shortlisted! We look forward to seeing you all on Tuesday 27th October to find out the results 👏

15/10/2026

Have you got something on your mind about your community? Come along and have your say 👋

The Local Neighbourhood Policing Team have organised a Community Engagement Event on Friday 23 October from 4pm at Alexandra Park (Ganton Avenue Car Park, NE23 6EL).

It’s your chance to meet your local teams and services and raise any concerns about anti-social behaviour, fire safety and other local issues.

You’ll be able to chat with:
🚓 Local Neighbourhood Policing Team
🚒 Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service
🏛️ Cramlington Town Council
Cramlington Voluntary Youth Project (CVYP)
Air Cadets

Everyone is welcome, so come along and bring your questions!

14/10/2026

The Services Committee meeting scheduled for Thursday 15th October has been rescheduled. It will now take place on Thursday 22nd October 2026 at the Town Council Offices, 27-28 Bamburgh House, Manor Walks.

Members of the public are welcome to attend. Public Question Time is held at 6:00pm. The meeting will start at 6.30pm (or on completion of question time).

The agenda and supporting papers will be published on our website in advance of the meeting. https://www.cramlingtontowncouncil.gov.uk

Address

27/28 Bamburgh House, Manor Walks
Cramlington
NE236UT

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+441670707831

Website

http://www.cramlingtontowncouncil.gov.uk/

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