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.
You can contact Cramlington Town Council by telephone: 01670 707831, by email: admin@cramlingtontowncouncil.gov.uk or at our office: 27/28 Bamburgh House, Manor Walks, Cramlington, NE23 6UT
Have your say on Northumberland’s draft Gambling Licensing Policy
Northumberland County Council is consulting on its refreshed draft Gambling Licensing Policy, known as its local Statement of Principles. The council wants to hear from residents, businesses, community organisations, partner agencies and anyone with an interest in how gambling is regulated in Northumberland.
The consultation is open from 9 September 2026 until 16 October 2026.
What is the Statement of Principles?
Northumberland County Council is the licensing authority for gambling premises and certain other gambling activities in the county under the Gambling Act 2005. The Statement of Principles sets out how the council proposes to carry out its gambling licensing functions, including considering applications for gambling premises licences, issuing certain permits, dealing with notices and registering small society lotteries.
Free Summer Holiday Activities: Thank You Cramlington!
This summer, Cramlington Town Council funded over 800 free holiday activity places across three fantastic local providers, giving children and young people across Cramlington the chance to stay active, try new things and have fun throughout the six-week holidays.
Rockets Community Foundation delivered their Summer Multi-Sport Camp in Eastfield, with Cramlington Town Council funding 360 places for children in Reception to Year 6. As well as fun multi-sport activities throughout the day, children also received free breakfast and lunch. It was a brilliant offer for local families and the places were well used throughout the holidays.
September Committee Meetings
Cramlington Town Council will hold three committee meetings this September. All meetings take place at the Town Council Offices, 27-28 Bamburgh House, Manor Walks.
- Full Council – Thursday 3rd September 2026
- Community & Youth Committee – Thursday 10th September 2026
- Services Committee – Thursday 17th September 2026
All meetings are open to the public. Public question time is held at 6:00pm, with the meeting starting at 6:30pm, or on completion of question time.
Full agendas and minutes for each meeting are available at: www.cramlingtontowncouncil.gov.uk/about-us/meetings-agendas/
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Just 5 Days Left to Nominate for the #LoveCramlington Awards!
Time is running out to nominate someone brilliant for this year’s #LoveCramlington Awards – nominations close in just 5 days, on 31st August 2026.
If you know someone who deserves recognition, here’s a reminder of our categories:
- Citizen of the Year – someone who goes above and beyond to help others in our community
- Young Citizen of the Year – a young person, aged 17 or under, who’s done something selfless for others
- Community Group Award – a group that supports, connects or improves life in Cramlington
- Youth Group Award – a group helping young people build skills, confidence or community spirit
- Charity of the Year – a local charity making a real difference
- Green Award – an individual or group protecting and promoting our environment
- Sports Award – an adult athlete, team,
Cramlington 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.
