Northumbria Healthcare have created some new assets to support people to find the best place for their healthcare needs.
Information on urgent treatment centres at hospitals in Northumberland - UTCs
Overview of where to go for different treatment needs - Choose well
Realtime updates and reporting can be made using the following methods:
Online: www.northernpowergrid.com
Calling: 105
Whatsapp message: 0191 6872254
Joe Morris is the Member of Parliament for Hexham, serving Tynedale, West Newcastle, Ponteland and Longhorsley. If you would like him to deal with an issue on your behalf, discuss something, or book a slot at his regular MP advice surgeries, please get in touch with him by email, by phone or by writing to his office.
This is situated on the wall at the front door of Belsay Primary School, A696 Belsay Village, NE20 0ET.
Anyone can use the defibrillator. You do not need training. Once you turn it on, it will give clear step-by-step voice instructions. The device checks the person's heart rhythm and will only tell you to give a shock if it's needed. You cannot shock yourself or someone else accidentally.
Belsay Parish Council, as a statutory consultee of Northumberland County Council (NCC) is asked to comment on all planning applications within the Parish. The County Council must take into account, but not necessarily follow, the views or recommendations of the Parish Council. The Parish Council is consulted for its local knowledge but does not determine a Planning Application. This is the role of the planning committee at NCC (made up of County Councillors) or sometimes by the planning officers using delegated powers. Their decisions are based upon Planning Policies set out in the Local Plan, Planning Policy Statements and Government Guidance. Planning applications considered by the Parish Council will be listed on agendas and the decisions recorded in the minutes of the meeting. The link above will take you to the Planning Applications page of NCC, where you can find and comment on a planning application.