Meetings & Events
Parish Council Meeting
All residents of the Parish of Sandhoe are most welcome to attend.
Any resident wishing to ask the council a question are asked to forward it to the Clerk of the Council (griggbill@gmail.com) 48hrs prior to the meeting - thank you.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Parish Council Meeting
All residents of the Parish of Sandhoe are most welcome to attend.
Any resident wishing to ask the council a question are asked to forward it to the Clerk of the Council (griggbill@gmail.com) 48hrs prior to the meeting - thank you.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Beaufront Village Show
Fruit, Vegetable, Flower and Industrial classes, plus plenty for the children. A great afternoon out with entertainment for the whole family
Open to all
Annual General Meeting of the Parish Council
All residents of the Parish of Sandhoe are most welcome to attend
Any resident wishing to ask the council a question are requested to send it to the Clerk of the Council at least 48 hours prior the meeting;
griggbill@gmail.com
Sandhoe Parish Council Meeting
A meeting of the Council will be held on Monday January 20th at 7pm in the board room at the Mart Hexham
All residents of the Parish of Sandhoe are most welcome to attend.
Parish Council Meeting
All residents of the Parish are most welcome to attend.
Venue to be confirmed.
Oakwood Carol Singing
Gather at 4pm for a 4:30pm start.
Bring a torch and a musical instrument, if you have one!
There will be some mulled wine and mince pies.
Parish Council Annual Meeting - CANCELLED
Please note this meeting has been postponed. A new date to be confirmed.
All residents of the Parish of Sandhoe are most welcome to attend.
Northumberland Free Tree Scheme 2022
Grab yourself a free tree from Northumberland County Council
The council is giving away up to 10,000 free tree saplings help make Northumberland a greener and cleaner place to be.
Eight different sapling species are now available to order online, which are suitable for small, medium, and large green spaces – even those with limited space can apply including:
Residents
Community/voluntary groups
Schools/colleges
Town and Parish Councils
Landowners
Businesses
Charities
As well as being good for the environment, planting trees is an opportunity for all ages and abilities within the community to come together, learn new skills and get outdoors.
The trees are small cell grown plants, sourced from the UK, and come provided with a biodegradable shelter guard and cane along with planting and aftercare instructions.
Accessible collection points will be available across the county during November, December and January and details will be announced in the week commencing 4th October 2022.
Find out more and apply:
https://www.northumberland.gov.uk/Climate-Change/Free-trees.aspx
