Cramlington Town Council

Cramlington Town Council 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. Cramlingt

on 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.

07/09/2026

📣Join us at the Cramlington Town Council Offices for the Workie Ticket Theatre x NCV collaboration.

Northern Cancer Voices are delighted to work alongside the Workie Ticket Theatre, hosting a workshop which features a theatrical reading of JoJo Kirtley’s ‘The C Card’. This will be followed by open and honest discussions around barriers to screening and care. We’re hoping to create a relaxed and welcoming environment, which is free for all and offers refreshments and cake to help everyone feel safe.

📅Thursday the 17th September

🕥10:30am – 12:30pm

📍Cramlington Town Council Offices, Manor Walks


At Northern Cancer Voices, we believe that sharing experiences is so important for understanding how people are affected by cancer, and what we as an organisation can do to help. We would love if you could share this post to spread the word about this fantastic opportunity to connect with others and share their experiences.

Tickets are free and are live on eventbrite!

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/workie-ticket-theatre-x-ncv-the-c-card-workshop-tickets-1998877613751?aff=oddtdtcreator

You can also access the ticket link through the event on our page.
We look forward to seeing you there!

Northumberland County Council is running its Priorities Consultation 2026, asking residents to help shape its priorities...
07/09/2026

Northumberland County Council is running its Priorities Consultation 2026, asking residents to help shape its priorities and budgets from 2027. This is your chance to have a say on the services that matter most to you.

There are a few ways to get involved:
📋 Complete the survey: https://haveyoursay.northumberland.gov.uk/communications/priorities_consultation_2026/

💬 Share quick thoughts on Padlet: https://nland.cc/BIGchoices-quickthoughts

The survey closes Monday 5th October. Have your say and help shape the future of services in Cramlington and across Northumberland.

ℹ️ Read more about the budget setting process: https://nland.cc/priorities26

This summer, Cramlington Town Council funded over 800 free holiday activity places across three fantastic providers, and...
04/09/2026

This summer, Cramlington Town Council funded over 800 free holiday activity places across three fantastic providers, and the response from local families has been brilliant.

A huge shoutout to our partners who made it all happen: Rockets Community Foundation, New Page / Control & Move Fitness CIC and Luk-Luk Productions. Thank you to every young person who came along and got involved.

Also running throughout the full six weeks, the Cramlington Town Council funded Cramlington Voluntary Youth Project 'Bus 4 Us' mobile youth van visited parks and open spaces across Cramlington, bringing outdoor games, activities and refreshments to young people across the town.

Read more here: https://www.cramlingtontowncouncil.gov.uk/free-summer-holiday-activities-thank-you-cramlington/

With the summer holidays now over, we'd like to wish all Cramlington students the very best for the new school year.

Three Cramlington Town Council committee meetings are taking place this September, all at the Town Council Offices, 27-2...
02/09/2026

Three Cramlington Town Council committee meetings are taking place this September, all at the Town Council Offices, 27-28 Bamburgh House, Manor Walks:

📅 Full Council – Thursday 3rd September
📅 Community & Youth Committee – Thursday 10th September
📅 Services Committee – Thursday 17th September

All meetings are open to the public. Public question time is held at 6:00pm, with the meeting starting at 6:30pm (or on completion of question time).

More information on meetings and agendas is available at: www.cramlingtontowncouncil.gov.uk/about-us/meetings-agendas/

27/08/2026

⏰ Only a few days left to nominate! ⏰

Newcastle Building Society’s Cramlington branch is proud to sponsor and support local people through the Sports and Youth Sports Awards. 🏅

Meet Olivia, Stephen and Hayley from the team, who’d love to see your nominations for Cramlington’s sporting stars!

Whether it’s an athlete, team, coach or club that’s excelled this year, get your nomination in today.

👉 Nominate here: https://forms.office.com/e/DTCM5D48Br?origin=lprLink

🐾 Seven Oaks Park Doggy Day is back! 🐾Save the date, Saturday 5th September, 10am to 2pm at Seven Oaks Park, Cramlington...
26/08/2026

🐾 Seven Oaks Park Doggy Day is back! 🐾

Save the date, Saturday 5th September, 10am to 2pm at Seven Oaks Park, Cramlington (opposite the Vue cinema).

This year's Fun Dog Show has 10 classes to enter, including Puppy, Veteran, Small Dog, Big Dog, Handsome Boy, Pretty Girl, Family Group and a brand new Fancy Dress class with a movie theme, so get creative with your pup's costume! There are also two Best Rescue classes, plus Best in Show for all class winners.

Entry is £3 a class or 4 classes for £10. Rosettes and prizes for every class, and a trophy for the Champion.

Alongside the show there'll be free microchip checking, dog goodies and stalls, and refreshments. No on-site parking, so please plan to walk or park nearby.

The event is organised in aid of Dogs First Rescue, and sponsored by Moorview Referrals

For more information please contact Councillors Mark Swinburn and Loraine De Simone - Cramlington Village

See you and your four-legged friends there! 🐶

⏰ Just 5 Days Left to Nominate! ⏰Nominations for the   Awards close in just 5 days – 31st August 2026! Do you know someo...
26/08/2026

⏰ Just 5 Days Left to Nominate! ⏰

Nominations for the Awards close in just 5 days – 31st August 2026! Do you know someone who deserves recognition?

There are 9 categories to choose from, including our brand-new Business Award CSR, and we're proud to have Cramlington Renewable Energy Developments Limited (CRED) as this year's overall sponsor, supporting community projects across the town.

Read more and find out how to nominate on our website 👇
https://www.cramlingtontowncouncil.gov.uk/just-5-days-left-to-nominate-for-the-lovecramlington-awards/

Time is running out to nominate someone brilliant for this year’s Awards – nominations close in just 5 days, on 31st August 2026. If you know someone who deserves recognition, here’s a reminder of our categories: Citizen of the Year – someone who goes above and beyond to hel...

🌿 Get outdoors and try something new this autumn! Cramlington Town Council is funding two FREE foraging workshops at Cor...
25/08/2026

🌿 Get outdoors and try something new this autumn! Cramlington Town Council is funding two FREE foraging workshops at Coronation Park, led by The Cramlington Forager Gemma Gee.

It's the perfect excuse to explore Coronation Park and its lovely dementia garden while learning a new skill and enjoying the wellbeing benefits of fresh air and nature.

🌱 Wild Herbs For Health – Sun 6 Sept, 10-11am
A beginner-friendly session on identifying, foraging, drying and storing wild herbs for health and wellbeing. No experience needed.

🌱 Wild Garlic Planting Workshop – Sat 3 Oct, 2-3pm
Learn how to identify wild garlic safely, tell it apart from toxic lookalikes, and grow your own at home. Everyone goes home with a potted wild garlic plant ready for next spring.

Both workshops are held at Coronation Park, School Lane, Cramlington, NE23 1DN (the old Parkside School field). Places are limited, so book your spot soon!

👉 Wild Herbs For Health: https://www.cramlingtonforager.co.uk/event-details/wild-herbs-for-health-a-foraging-workshop-2
👉 Wild Garlic Planting Workshop: https://www.cramlingtonforager.co.uk/event-details/wild-garlic-planting-workshop

📢 Spaces Still Available – New Training Courses at Mayfield Community Center!We're working in partnership with Education...
18/08/2026

📢 Spaces Still Available – New Training Courses at Mayfield Community Center!

We're working in partnership with Education Partnership North East to bring FREE training opportunities to Mayfield Community Centre this autumn, and there are still spaces available!

🌿 Health & Social Care Training
📅 28 September – 7 October
Week 1: Monday to Friday
Week 2: Monday to Wednesday

☕ Retail & Hospitality Training
📅 12 October – 22 October
Week 1: Monday to Thursday
Week 2: Monday to Thursday

Whether you're looking to start a new career, gain new skills, or boost your confidence, these courses are a great opportunity.

📧 To find out more or book a place:
email: [email protected] or call: 0300 770 1000

Please like, share and tag anyone who might be interested in taking the next step in their career!

17/08/2026

Cramlington Voluntary Youth Project are currently in Northburn (Horton Park) with FREE summer activities for children, go along and say hello if you're nearby!

The CVYP 'Bus 4 Us' is funded by Cramlington Town Council and travels to different locations across the town, offering a safe place for young people to gather with friends and take part in activities run by qualified youth workers.

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

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