Cramlington Town Council serves the 35,000 residents of this thriving town in South East Northumberland. We are proud of the excellent facilities including schools, housing, shopping, leisure and health that are available and continually strive to do all we can to benefit the local community.
Cramlington Town Council Development and Strategic Management Committee meeting
A meeting of the Development and Strategic Management Committee will held in...
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Northumberlandia self-lead photo trail
Starting from the Northumberlandia visitor centre, match the photo to the places...
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Half term fun and games at Concordia
Cramlington Town Council has teamed up with Active Northumberland’s Concordia Leisure Centre...
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New year, new you? Try out Zumba Gold where you exercise at a pace that’s right for you…
Experienced fitness coach Lisa Saxton is hosting a series of Zumba Gold...
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Cramlington Carers Group
Do you look after someone? You are invited to meet other carers,...
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Can we promote your event?
If you are organising an event in Cramlington, tell us all about...
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Green power on test for county council fleet
Northumberland County Council has begun testing electric vans as it looks to ways of future proofing its fleet.
After declaring a climate emergency and pledging to make the county carbon neutral by 2030, the council is doing all it can to reduce emissions. This includes the replacement of its fleet of small diesel vans with electric vehicles.
Northumberland Libraries celebrate reading campaign with festival of books and films
New Writing North, the literature development agency for the North of England, has announced its list of 10 ‘must-read’ titles by northern authors for 2020.
Find out moreCramlington Town Council was established in 2009 following the reorganisation of local government in Northumberland. We have 12 elected councillors and a wide range of responsibilities. Our key objectives are to ensure Cramlington has a bright future and to work well with local businesses and residents to deliver that.
