Building a brighter future
Work has started on a residential care facility within the village. Following extensive consultation, demolition field in Newbiggin is set to benefit from the introduction of an Autism unit. The unit which will be called Alexandra Park and will feature 28 one bedroom bungalows to cater for Autistic people aged between 16 and onwards.

Cementing community spirit
The private rented sector is important to helping us achieve sustainable and thriving communities and we value the input of both landlords and tenants in this area.

Be a good neighbour
As the age old adage says, everyone needs good neighbours. To help achieve this we have established the Newbiggin Neighbourhood Management Initiative. The Newbiggin team is based at the Sports Centre bungalow, Woodhorn Road .

Improvements set to be memorable
The proposed improvements to Memorial Square Estate look set to be memorable ones. To coincide with the major investment which is sweeping across the village, Memorial Square is to benefit from a makeover which will include boundary improvements and soft landscaping.

Villagers voice their ideas for seafront changes
Residents have made a 'wish list' of potential seafront improvements that could have visitors flocking to their popular village over the next few years. Over 400 people attended a public exhibition and were given a say on some possible environmental improvements that could be carried out along and around the existing seafront.

Newbiggin Life and Partners launch the Newbiggin
Neighbourhood Management Initiative
Newbiggin is benefiting from £1 million worth of investment, which has seen the creation of a skilled rapid response team. The team will be responsible for providing a high level and variety of council services in response to local peoples’ needs. [Full story]

Dirt Alert!
Newbiggin is on dirt alert with the introduction of a new mini sweeper and park force warden buggy to help the local area brush up their acts!
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Village to get its beach back
Newbiggin is riding the wave of success with a multi million pound scheme to improve sea defences been given the green light.
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