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Staff from the Peacocks Medical Group volunteering at Blyth's Beatrice Community Gardens.

Medical firm staff dig in to help create Blyth community garden

Blyth Spartans posted for a photo on the ship.

Families discover maritime heritage at Tall Ship open day

Kyle Stephenson and Luke Littler

‘Not a death sentence’ - Blyth content creator champions mental health message

A CGI of the QTS data centre in Cambois.

Chancellor promises new tests for data centres after 'pincer movement' fear

North East mayor Kim McGuinness.

Apprenticeships plan must be 'just the start' of push to end NEET crisis

Georgia Dixon outside Sculpt in Blyth.

New body sculpt clinic aims to help women regain confidence

Dan Burn and Alan Shearer

'I'd love' - Dan Burn gets seal of approval from Alan Shearer

Blyth's firework display.

Where to celebrate Bonfire Night this year

From left, Helen Cooper, Flynn Murray and Ginny Parker.

School in Blyth receives Deaf Friendly Education Award

Akshay Ohari, founder of Padelsphere.

Padel venue exceeds expectations and looks ahead to future

Blyth Town bounce back with commanding 4-0 win over Northallerton
Blyth Town strolled to a 4-0 win in midweek.
Jason Jones

The opening of the Blyth Bebside railway station in October 2025.

Six decades without trains may have cost Blyth £13m

Maria Sutton measuring lobsters.

Student explores marine conservation career with NIFCA

Yamaha Music School North East is offering beginners a scholarship.

Beginners offered £100 music lesson scholarships

Blyth Town fall to 2-0 loss against high-flying Shildon

Northumberland Senior Cup quarter-final draw confirmed

North Tyneside Magistrates' Court.

Developer fined over drainage at housing development

Project engineers Chris Hall and Aidan Stephenson from Osbit Ltd, and Shevaun Haviland, director general, British Chambers of Commerce. (Photo: Philip J.A Benton)

Firm wins award for developing the next generation of engineers

Rose McLachlan.

Acclaimed pianist announces Blyth concert

Blyth and Ashington MP Ian Lavery.

MP hits out at building firm's issue of 50 dismissal notices

Blyth Town confirm signing of Ashington talent on dual registration

Martin Lawlor, Chief Executive of Port of Blyth.

Port boss 'disappointed' at Government decision not to fund Blyth relief road

Blyth and Ashington MP Ian Lavery.

MP seeks action over long-term health threat to stone workers

Blyth Town play out midweek draw with North Shields

Blyth Town boss 'really proud' despite disappointing FA Vase exit

A consultation was held on options for the Blyth Relief Road.

Anger over Government's decision not to fund £55 million Blyth relief road

Deputy leader of Northumberland County Council, Richard Wearmouth.

Major doubts over Blyth Relief Road programme after Government funding blow

Blyth Town thump Prudhoe YC in NFA Senior Cup rout
Blyth Town beat Prudhoe YC 5-0 on Tuesday night
Jason Jones

Blyth karate school enjoys medal success at Northern championships

Blyth Town boss Michael Connor hails 'great' draw vs Bishop Auckland

Blyth beach.

Substance identified in pollution incident at Blyth beach

Mayor of Blyth Mark Peart and Deputy Mayor Denise Nicholson.

New blue plaque recognises generations of miners

Chloe Bell, author of Wild Grey Ocean.

Blyth author to release haunting debut book

Karen Jeeves, Georgy Porgy's Pie and Mash.

Traditional pie and mash coming this autumn

Students from Bede Academy and Energy Central Learning Hub, a representative from Kier, Ian Lavery MP, council leader Glen Sanderson and Martin Lawlor, Chair of Energy Central Campus and CEO of Port of Blyth.

Work starts on new £25m project bringing higher-level education to Blyth

Ian Lavery MP.

Ian Lavery column: 'The empowering message of hope'

A slot machine in a betting shop. Picture: Pixabay.

New council policy to warn of higher risk of gambling harm in deprived areas

Blyth Town suffer midweek defeat against Whitley Bay

Blyth karate club enjoy medal success at national championships

Last years firework display. (Steve Brock Photography)

Halloween week to feature crafts, parade and fireworks displays

A wind turbine off the coast of Blyth.

Offshore wind businesses invited to Spin In

Late equaliser denies Blyth Town victory in midweek outing

Emergency services responded to reports of grenades found in Blyth.

Bomb disposal team called after grenades found in field

Ward Councillor Rick Baker with Northumberland County Councillor Colin Horncastle, Cabinet member for housing.

Work underway to demolish over 40 council homes

Bella Reay.

Play returning to Northumberland by popular demand
A hit one-woman play about women footballers and munitionettes who saved the war effort is to return in 2027 by popular demand.
Andrew Coulson

A CGI image of the housing scheme.

Housing scheme to support veterans at risk of homelessness

Webuyanycar are giving away free Millions and £500 prizes.

Cash prizes and free sweets up for grabs at car dealerships

Blyth Town complete signing of ex-Newcastle United and Rangers talent

New parking restrictions are proposed on a section of Cowley Road in Blyth.

New parking restrictions approved in bid to alleviate safety concerns

Blyth's former civic centre. Photo: Google Maps.

Former civic centre to be converted into education facility as plans approved

Edd Cook has joined Blyth-based Harlyn Solutions from Siemens Energy.

Blyth business strengthens its commercial team with appointment

Salt and Smoke cast: Freddie Barrett, Darcey Lauren, Micky Cochrane, Bob Nicholson, Melanie Dagg, Jackie Phillips, Matthew Bryant and Anna Mullak. (Photo: Novo Theatre)

Blyth history brought to life

Cllr Colin Horncastle.

Landlords urged to attend free forum on new rules

Kay Norris-Ralph at the new Madame Butterfly showroom in Blyth.

Boutique opens new showroom after 21 years in business

Alan and Eileen Ferguson with family. Photo by Sally Ann Norman.

Northumberland business celebrates a century on the road

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