Blyth is situated in the South-East part of Northumberland and with a population of over 36,000 it is the most densely populated town in the County.
Blyth has a wonderful beach, parks, buildings and a long history of shipbuilding and mining.
Blyth Town Council is a community council at the most local level of government. We provide a small number of services, events and also a voice for Blyth delivered with local knowledge and commitment. Our activities are detailed on the pages of this website. However, Northumberland County Council, are responsible for most of the services Blyth residents commonly access: Benefits and Council Tax, Housing, Social Care, Tourism, Libraries, Schools, Roads and Transport, Waste and Recycling. More details are available at www.northumberland.gov.uk (opens in a new window).
Blyth Town Council work in partnership with Northumberland County Council to provide core and enhanced environmental services in Blyth.
Weekly updates are provided on our website to inform residents on the services being carried out in their area.
Click here to visit the ‘Weekly Operational Schedule’ page (Opens in new window)
Our new interactive Blyth Heritage Trail Map is now online, please CLICK HERE to view.
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22 July 2022
As part of Northumberland County Council’s The Big Northumberland Gear Change campaign that encourages locals to travel more sustainably, a bike festival is taking place in Blyth this month.
06 July 2022
The Caravan Gallery, the brainchild of artists and photographers Jan Williams & Chris Teasdale,
Allotment holder question time at 6.00 pm. followed by Environment Committee at 6:30 PM, Thursday, 15th Sep 2022, Council Chamber, Blyth Town Council, Arms Evertyne House, Quay Road, Blyth, NE24 2AS
6:30 PM, Thursday, 22nd Sep 2022, Council Chamber, Blyth Town Council, Arms Evertyne House, Quay Road, Blyth, NE24 2AS
