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If you are looking for any goods or services, why not start here and buy from a local business.
Our local information page is to enable residents, visitors and businesses to discover the best that the Heart of Hadrian's Wall has to offer.
If we have missed anyone or you know of a business we should include then do not hesitate to contact us!
Weardale Railway
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The Weardale Railway, situated in County Durham, was a mothballed branch line from Bishop Auckland following the River Wear westwards to Eastgate-in- Weardale, a distance of approximately 18.7 miles. The line was originally built by the Stockton & Darlington Railway in 1847 to transport limestone to...
Border Reivers
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A Background to The Border Reivers “If Jesus Christ were emongest them they would deceave him, if he woulde here, trust and followe theire wicked councells!” (Richard Fenwick 1597) Who were they? Border reivers...
Aln Valley Railway
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This is the most recent of the heritage railways in the area and only opened in 2012. The Aln Valley Railway project is an ambitious plan to reopen the branch line from Alnmouth to Alnwick, the old county town of Northumberland and the ancestral home of...
Heatherslaw Light Railway
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A 15” gauge steam railway running from Heatherslaw, 6.4km to Etal Village - a return journey of 50 minutes. When operating trains leave Heatherslaw every hour on the hour from 11am-3pm inclusive and return from Etal on the half hour from 11.30am-3.30pm inclusive. All tickets are...
Eden Valley Railway
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The Eden Valley Railway is based at Warcop in Cumbria (or Westmorland, in old money), just off the A66 between Appleby and Brough. It has a selection of rolling stock, Diesel Multiple Units and Locomotives and a short running line . It is open every Sunday...
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This centre has a dual role as a National Park Centre and Tourist Information Centre providing a wide range of information for visitors. Situated near Hadrian's Wall in a World Heritage Site offering excellent walking and cycling facilities. Visitors can pick up a souvenir or local craft or just...
Ravensglass and Eskdale Railway
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On the Cumbrian Coast line you could consider alighting at Ravensglass and enjoy a return trip on the “Au’d Ratty” as the narrow gauge Ravensglass and Eskdale Railway is known. The trip will take you from Ravenglass, the only coastal village in the Lake District National...
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England’s most northerly and least populated National Park is 400 square miles of Northumberland's glorious countryside, protected for its wildlife, tranquillity, biodiversity, dark skies and clean water. Stretching from Hadrian's Wall to the Scottish Border it encompasses the high moors and picturesque valleys of Tynedale, Redesdale and Coquetdale and...
Close House
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Close House is the home of the world's only 2 Lee Westwood golf courses, 16 suite-style bedrooms and the North-east's only PGA Golf Academy. We are proud to be the official venue of the 2017 British Masters on the European Tour.
Stainmore Railway
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The Stainmore Railway is based at the Kirkby Stephen East Heritage Centre and is open every Saturday and Sunday with passenger trains running on selected dates. The aim is the full restoration of Kirkby Stephen East railway station and the development of a full working railway...
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A magnificent early Victorian building which faces Hexham Abbey. From its christening as an arts centre in 1983 until the hand over to the charitable organisation, The Queen’s Hall’s resident theatre company Théâtre Sans Frontières is based here and opens all of its shows in the Theatre. ...
Housesteads Roman Fort
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Housesteads, known to the Romans as Vercovicium (the place of effective fighters) is the most complete Roman fort in Britain. Set at one of the highest points of Hadrian’s Wall where it climbs to the top of an escarpment, the remains not only convey the spirit of the past...
Bowes Railway
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This historic railway is sited south of Gateshead in Springwell village just east of the main A1 road near the Angel of the North Designed by George Stephenson and opened in 1826 the Bowes Railway is the only operational preserved standard gauge rope-hauled railway in the...
The National Nature Reserve at Greenlee Lough A birdhide and boardwalk through the reed beds. A National Park guide to the reserve is available from Once Brewed Visitor Centre. Greenlee Lough is used as winter feeding site for several species of wildfowl including the ducks, teal, wigeon...
Broomley Grange Residential
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Broomley Grange sits in 22 acres of private grounds - an outdoor activity centre for young people across the UK to enable them to learn and develop life skills and capabilities, in order for them to mature into responsible adults.
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The Museum is located on the 1825 route of the Stockton & Darlington Railway, the world's first steam-worked public railway. The site encompasses three significant Stockton & Darlington Railway buildings of the 1830s/50s: North Road Passenger Station, the Goods Shed and Hopetown Carriage Works. The museum...
Nigel and Catherine Jarvis enjoy welcoming guests and helping them to experience the very best of this wonderful area, its history, its countryside and its food. Our en suite Garden Lodge rooms are simply furnished with comfortable beds, underfloor heating, TVs, WiFi and spacious en suite bathrooms and showers. ...
Greenacres Bed & Breakfast
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Situated in the heart of Walton village on Hadrians Wall, Greenacres Bed & Breakfast is home from home.
The National Rail Museum at Shildon
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The Shildon branch of the National Railway Museum is well worth a visit. It is based on the site of the former Shildon Wagon Works and contains over 100 locomotives and about 200 items of rolling stock, as well as a vast collection of other railway related items and...
Stephenson Railway Museum
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Re-live the glorious days of the steam railway at Stephenson Railway Museum in North Shields. The Museum is home to George Stephenson's 'Billy', a forerunner of the world- famous Rocket. 'Billy' is joined by many other engines from the great age of steam including 'Jackie Milburn',...
Closed Railways
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The routes of several closed lines can still be easily followed with bridges and stations still extant in numerous locations. Lines worthy of exploration include; - The Border Counties Railway linked the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway, near Hexham, with the Border Union Railway at Riccarton Junction...
Grindon Cartshed
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Our farm is a 600 acre working hill farm nestled in the National Park. We have a small flock of coloured Ryeland sheep. We aim for excellence and quality and offer 3 cosy and comfortable bedrooms with en suite facilities. Relax and unwind with unbroken views of the Tyne...
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We are a 5 star Visit England accredited family and dog friendly camping and glamping site with luxury award-winning amenities. Being a Dark Sky Friendly Park, our campsite is perfect for star gazing. Our campsite is situated in the Heart of Hadrian's Wall Country, Northumberland just 15 minutes walk...
Stable Cottage, Stanegate Hideaways
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At Stanegate Hideaways we offer fantastic self-catering accommodation at our lovely cottage and Grande Roulotte shepherds huts in the beautiful South-Tyne Valley. Stable Cottage is at Huntercrook, in a quiet rural location between the village of Bardon Mill and the Roman site of Vindolanda, on the southern edge of...
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Gilsland village is unique in that it straddles the county border, half the village is in Northumberland and the other half is in Cumbria.
Greencarts Campsite and Bunkhouse
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We have a large campsite, a bunkhouse and also a camping barn all with beautiful views on the Northumberland countryside. A warm Northumbrian welcome awaits all visitors to Greencarts. Being so centrally situated, we are an ideal base to explore this spectacular countryside and as the farm sits almost...
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Redefest is a community cultural and music festival that runs for one day in August each year in Northumberland's Upper Redesdale valley. The festival boasts over 12 hours of live music, kids activities, local food, real ale bar and workshops for adults and children.
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Monday open 0600 onwards Tuesday 24 hours Wednesday 24 hours Thursday 24 hours Friday 24 hours ...
Shepherds Retreat @ Carraw Farm
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Luxury holiday home sleeping 4 in 2 bedrooms. The property, situated on the foundations of Hadrian’s Wall and set in wonderful open countryside provides a welcoming, warm and friendly place to stay. The traditional stone-built property is attached to...
North East Guides
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North East Guides are based in Tyne and Wear and offer training courses to: school and youth groups, individuals, families, local authorities, other public sector bodies and commercial organisations. We work almost anywhere in the North, from the Lakes and North Pennines to the Cheviots and Borders. We are...
Tynedale Rugby Football Club
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Founded in 1876, the club have appeared in 37 Northumberland Senior Cup Finals, winning the cup on 23 occasions.
The club have a number of teams and events for all ages, including Mums. For further information and fixtures visit the website.
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With a population of around 4000 people, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Brampton should be missed out in favour of it's larger neighbours of Carlisle, Haltwhistle and Hexham. However, Brampton is a definite must visit for any visitor to our area. Whether you're a lover...
St Giles Church, Chollerton
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The building is Grade 1 listed and dates from c.1100. It has splendid Roman Columns on the south side and pillars on the north side. Woodwork also dates from the Jacobean period and a number of Roman Artefacts are built into the walls. A Roman Altar is housed in...
Explore North Pennines
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Visit the Explore North Pennines portal to discover the amazing range of leisure activities available across the North Pennines AONB. At the heart of this site is an interactive map which will allow you to search by activity, interest and location.
Edlingham Castle
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Edlingham Castle dates mainly from the 14th century, although a manor house of the 13th century is probably concealed beneath the later building. The earliest standing remains are those of the hall house, built about in 1300 by Sir William Felton at a time when Northumberland was relatively peaceful....
Bellingham All Acoustic or the Baa Club was established in August 2008. It is organised by local musicians Landermason and runs as a 'concert club' roughly once a month with a main guest and a support act. Concerts take place in venues in and around Bellingham so if you...
Holmhead Bunk Barn
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Holmhead Camping Barn is the perfect budget accommodation solution for walkers on the Hadrian’s Wall National Trail and Pennine Way. The barn is located directly on both trails and only 300m from the Hadrians Wall C2C cycle route. The barn is booked on an exclusive basis for 1 –...
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open 0600 onwards then
24hr till 12.00midnight Sat. Sun 10.00am - 4.00pm
Brookside Villa B&B
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TripAdvisor Excellence Award 8 years running - B&B with views of Hadrian’s Wall 5 stylish rooms with super, compact ensuites, at the very heart of Hadrian’s Wall Country and 5 minutes walk to Gilsland, bordering the edge of Northumberland National Park & Cumbria. Ideal as a base for touring,...
Old Repeater Station
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The 'Old Repeater Station' is well situated for walkers and cyclists being close to the most spectacular section of the Roman Wall which lies between Walltown Crags and Sewingshields Crags and near to Housesteads Roman Fort. The property stands almost equidistant between Newcastle-on-Tyne (28 miles) and Carlisle (29 miles),...
Hands-on-Latin
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Nigel and Catherine Jarvis enjoy welcoming guests and helping them to experience the very best of this wonderful area, its history, its countryside and its food. Our en suite Garden Lodge rooms are simply furnished with comfortable beds, underfloor heating, TVs, WiFi and spacious en suite bathrooms and showers....
Northumberland County Zoo
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An up and coming family-run animal collection in the heart of Northumberland. The park currently has 17 acres for visitors to explore with over 50 species of animals to see.
Birdoswald Fort
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Open daily from March to October. Times may vary. (Visitors with English Heritage membership qualify for an entrance fee discount). The fort at Birdoswald, with surely the most breathtaking position above the river gorge, is well excavated and, most importantly, shows how life continued on the site after the...
Holmhead Cottage
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Holmhead Cottage is part of the 19thC farmhouse that includes the guest house and sits in a beautifully quiet location next to the Tipalt Burn and beneath the ruins of Thirlwall Castle. Built in 1800 with Hadrian’s Wall stone, the house is bordered by open fields and has stunning...
Tynedale Golf Club
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Tynedale Golf Club is a 9 hole set along the banks of the River Tyne, with stunning views, and whilst a good test for all golfers, it's a gentle undulating course, and suitable for golfers no matter what handicap. Visitor Rates are very reasonable, and the...
Kirkley Hall Zoological Gardens
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As well as being a hugely popular wedding venue and the campus of Northumberland College, at Kirkley Hall is also a fantastic family day out.
Wydon Farm
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Nestled on the banks of the salmon-filled River South Tyne and running alongside the bridleways and winding roads of the Sustrans Cycle Way, Wydon Farm is ideally situated for walking, cycling, fishing, shopping, sight-seeing, and exploring our beautiful countryside. We’re a National Trust working farm,...
Newcastle Castle
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A hugely important structure in Newcastle's history, Newcastle Castle has had a chequered history, but the site itself has been in use since Roman times.
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