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Village Events
Check the latest claiming day/event information:-
Haydon Hundred June 2019
Our popular annual Cyclo Sportive for all levels was on Saturday 15th June 2019.
See the results
Whapweasel
in their 21st Anniversary year another ceilidh on Friday 28th June. Details are all
Neighbourhood Plan Consultation 2019 For H/B
You can still leave your proposal suggestions at the library, Church Street or via e-mail
Tynedale Hospice at Home
A Summer Evening Reception & Open Garden marking 25 years
Friday 5th July 2019
6:30 – 8:30pm
Details Here
A Brilliant Local History Book
by Sue Harley 'Lead Mining at Haydon Bridge' Full details are
Oil Group Members
Your contact e-mail address for the group is fuel@haydon-bridge.co.uk
Information on the
- The Sill: The National Landscape Discovery Centre is
- Here
The History of Langley Barony
A few copies of this essential local history in 8 parts are available from the village library, Claire's newsagents or direct from the publisher Dennis Telford price £25.
Bin Collections Days
Check the NCC website for your details with the link here
Haydon Bridge Archives
are online here. To see the first available archives of photographs
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Welcome to Haydon Bridge
on the River South Tyne – an unbeatable mix of rural tranquillity, easy access to world class heritage and the cities of Newcastle and Carlisle.
On your doorstep:
- A friendly, welcoming community
- Great accommodation – from hotels to B & Bs
- Welcoming pubs with great food
- The Sill: The National Landscape Discovery Centre
- Play areas for children, and river picnic area for families
- River and lake fishing
- Canoeing opportunities
- The Garden Station and other local visitor attractions
- Local walks and cycling trails, including the John Martin Trail, in celebration of the most popular Victorian artist of his time
- Local heritage galore from lead mining to bastle houses
- Tennis, golf, swimming and leisure centres all nearby
- And gateway to:
- Hadrian’s Wall World Heritage site and Roman Forts (4 miles)
- Northumberland National Park (4 miles)
- North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural beauty (2 miles)
- City life in Newcastle/Gateshead and Carlisle with top quality shopping, sport, culture and nightlife (30 minutes)
Where else could you get easy access (by train, cycle, bus, car or plane) to all this and holiday in a quiet rural village environment at the same time?
This website provides practical, up to date information for tourists, community organisations and local businesses.
You can also keep in touch with the village online through 'The Friends of Haydon Bridge' news magazine, 'The Haydon News'
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