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EXTERNAL SITES

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Geoff Stafford

North Northumberland Online covers the beautiful area from Alnwick to Berwick upon Tweed in England's most northern county. Steeped in history, this quiet and peaceful region offers great scenery, spectacular castles and a warm welcome to visitors...

Sounds of spring, 29 April 2008

It's 7am on 29th April and a beautiful sunny spring morning in the churchyard of St Mary's in Belford. Enjoy the sounds of the English countryside, including the church clock striking seven, in this high quality stereo audio recording with photographs. The video above requires Flash Player 9. Large version in Windows Media format here.

Spectacular Bamburgh Castle

Explore the area Visit castles and harbours on our spectacular coastline. Or perhaps you'd prefer to head inland where you can explore a picturesque village or market town? Click here to see our interactive map.

Games to Play Games to play: Dots, Concentration, Crab Race and Guess the Country.   Click to see bigger Wherever you see the yellow camera symbol, you can click to view a larger version of the photograph.   Getting here Find out how to get to North Northumberland by car, bus or train. Details on our travel page.

Advertise your North Northumbrian business right here

A heading, four lines of text and a link to your website or your email address - £125 per year. Other spots available. Our site has more than 32,000 vists each year. Contact us for details.

EVENTS

The Golden Age of Northumbria

Discover the unique Anglo-Saxon and early Christian heritage of north Northumberland. Many free events throughout 2008. Organised by community, church and heritage based organisions, led by Berwick History Society. The project is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Details.