This year Sandy Higson, aka The Mad Jam Woman, won the most prestigious Double Gold Award at the 2026 Artisan World Marmalade ...

Coquet Island is one of Europe’s most important seabird sites, protected by intensive wardening throughout the breeding season. Sarah leads a small island team of one warden, Rebekah Goodwill and two ...

Work has begun on creating a zebra crossing on Percy Drive, with work expected to take three weeks.

Councillors in Northumberland have raised concerns over potential changes to a controversial planning application in Amble. Northumberland Estates – the Duke of Northumberland’s property company – was ...

Visitors to Amble Masonic Hall will no longer have to pay to park, after a drop in the number of customers was attributed to the parking charges. The charges were introduced three years ago as a means ...

Up until the original automation of the lighthouse on Coquet Island in 1990, the bird wardens had lived in a two-roomed shed every summer from the 1970s. The limited facilities in the shed became ...

Amble’s Banking Hub will be moving to Queen Street in the next couple of months. Since the closure of the TSB last year, Amble has had no High Street banking presence – although customers can still ...

We have recently met with key stakeholders addressing issues such as the NECA Child Poverty Action Plan, Northumberland County Council for Highways and Regeneration opportunities with Advance ...

Congratulations to Karen Watmough, owner of SeaWaves Jewellery in Amble Harbour Village, which has been recognised with two major honours celebrating both innovation and excellence within the ...

A Ukrainian/British restaurant has just opened in Amble, bringing a new food offering to the Friendliest Port. LumiVero is run by Liudmyla Vorobiova and her daughter Veronika, who have lived in Amble ...

The Lord Lieutenant of Northumberland presented Amble Development Trust with the King’s Award in December. The prestigious award is the equivalent of an MBE for organisations, and is given in ...

Five of 14 newly built affordable bungalows have been let to people with a connection to Amble, The Ambler has learned. Built by HUSK, the eco properties are owned by Northumberland County Council, ...