A697 Cottage Road To Akeld Wooler
Northumberland County Council road closure for resurfacing work. Road closure order valid 07/06/2021 - 06/06/2022. It is expected that the road will be closed 21/06/2021 - 02/07/2021 between the hours of 07:30 - 17:30. The junction of the A697/C50 will be closed 21/06/2021 and 22/06/2021 between the hours of 07:30 - 17:30 and vehicles will need to follow the diversion route. Access will remain for residents and businesses.
B6348 Wooler To Chatton Wooler
Northumberland County Council road closure to carry out civils and resurfacing work. Road closure order valid 19/07/2021 - 18/07/2022. It is expected that the road will be closed 23/08/2021 - 10/09/2021 between the hours of 08:00 - 17:30. The road will be open for the bank holiday weekend. Businesses, pedestrians and cyclists please liaise with traffic management operative on site.
The above has now been scheduled for Thursday June 10th 2021, please see document showing details of timtable for registering to vote.
Wooler Parish Council is hoping to refurbish the Tory Site and in particular the War Memorial and as such has commissioned a QS to produce the schedule of works.
WPC are inviting suitably qualified builders who would be interested in tendering for the works to contact the Clerk and request the information pack.
Please see attached for information on how to make your garden "hedgehog friendly"
Statement 15.05.2020
During Lockdown, Northumberland National Park Authority has consistently followed government guidelines and encouraged people to stay home and avoid unnecessary travel.
A Useful bulletin from giving tips and links to exercise routines and other ways of staying active whilst self-isolating.
An update on the foodbank now operating from The Cheviot Centre.
Good quantity of food available for those in need and regular donations coming in. We have a cabinet outside the front door where people can leave food 24/7.
We now have a fridge freezer so can cope with standard perishable items.
A number of parcels have gone out but enquiries have been few this week; given the situation we think this might change and demand increase as wage issues start to bite.
Please feel free to ring on 01668 282406.