We are currently developing a web page with information specifically for young people and their families. – Click here

 

You can follow us on twitter @PrudhoeNland  & like us on  Facebook   ‘Prudhoe matters’ and instagram ‘Prudhoe Conservatives’

The youth service in Prudhoe is a vital facility,

 

We know that due to constraints the service could not be advertised as widely as we would have liked.

Gordon & Ken are very supportive of the youth service and have held several meetings with NCC officers looking at how the service can be celebrated,

 

We are delighted to say that there are two platforms now available to help support the service

Facebook – ‘Northumberland Youth Service ‘ Click here 

NCC Website – Click here 

 

 

We know that many people in the Tynedale area would like to know more about Council activities in their own area.

 

That is why we have now created a facebook page just for that area – Click here

 

How we can be contacted – Click here

 

 

We believe that County Councillors should be contactable in a variety of ways.

Please check out our Contact us page – Click here

They have commitments in and around the town and other parts of the County, including regular meetings at County Hall.

But occasionally meetings finish earlier than expected and this will allow residents to have a chat with their Councillors via our new ‘pop up surgeries’

We will mention via social media that your Councillors will be at a street / location and this will give  residents another opportunity to contact them.

It may work. it may not, but why not give it a try !!

 

You can follow us on twitter @PrudhoeNland and like us on facebook ‘Prudhoe matters’  we are also on Instagram.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please check out this link – Click here

 

We are delighted to announce that the new playground at Eastwoods Park will be officially opened at 11am on Friday 20th October 2017.

 

The Public are welcome to come along !

• The playground will be available to the public after the opening, but certain cosmetic work still needs to be completed including new fencing and painting , rather than delaying this project further it has been decided to open the playground after stringent safety checks have been completed,  the cosmetic work  will be carried out when the Children return to School after the holiday.

 

 

The relocation of the Police base in Prudhoe has been under consideration for a long time.

The Police & Crime Commissioner has agreed the base will now move to The Spetchells Centre on Front Street Prudhoe. (a few yards from it’s current location)

The move will take place during the week commencing the 4th December 2017

The police public enquiries desk will be situated on the ground floor next to the Karbon Homes and the centre’s librarian desk.

There is also an office space for the police to use on the first floor.

There is provision for a private room to speak with officers and staff, which is the case in the current building.

Hours of operation will remain as they are currently are & therefore no change to the service provided.

The cells in Prudhoe are not currently used  and have not been for a number of years.

It has been agreed with the local supermarket Co-Op that operational police vehicles will be permitted to use their nearby car park.

 The weather phone will be outside the centre, the telephone will be answered by a control room member of staff who will have access to information to ascertain where the nearest Police officer is located.

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The centre will be used mainly by the Neighbourhood Policing team.

The service provided by the office staff, neighbourhood team and 24 / 7 cover will be the same as at present.

Neighbourhood Policing teams have used community premises for many years including supermarkets, shopping centres and Schools.

Making them more accessible to the public.

The greater use of mobile telephones and online reporting has changed the methods that the Public prefer to contact the Police, the office facility is being retained for the peak period of calls.

The PCC has not announced what will happen to the current building but it is presumed it will be sold.

 

Notes

The office of the Police & Crime Commissioner can be contacted if residents have any concerns about the move – Click here

The East Tynedale Policing team information – Click here 

Crime figures for East Tynedale – Click here

 

 

 

 

As part of #DemocracyWeek County Councillor Gordon Stewart went into Adderlane Academy today to hear the views of Year 3 & Year 4.

The young people clearly have a great understanding of what democracy is all about.

They mentioned the good things about #Prudhoe and what they would like to be improved by the Councils.

Gordon & Ken invited a NCC officer to visit #Prudhoe and raised with him areas of concern re road safety.

They visited many parts of the town and discussed speed calming & obstruction etc

A detailed report will be prepared by NCC to hopefully suggest ways in which road safety can be improved in the town.