11 Mar 2024
This is a beautiful rug handmade by an elderly resident, Elizabeth. It measurers 95cm in length and will make a lovely addition to any home.
It has been kindly donated to the Jubilee Hall to raise funds, by way of a silent auction.
If you would like to make a bid please...
18 Jan 2024
Thank you to Northumberland Christmas Trees and the Newton on the Moor & Swarland parish council for supplying our annual Christmas tree.
We decided to dispose of it in an enviromentally friendly way by donating it to the goats at Whistlebare farm. They certainly enjoyed their treat.
15 Dec 2023
The 2nd of December 2023 saw our Christmas festivities start with a lovely musical selection from the Jubilee Hall Fiddle Band, Swarland Voices and Coquet Cabana. There was much foot tapping and maraca shaking (and other things). We’d had our first snow of the season yet so many people braved the...
15 Dec 2023
Thank you to all our generous patrons and those of Nelsons in the Park at Swarland for the fantastic Christmas goodies they donated to our appeal.
They have been collected by volunteers who will be packing hampers to deliver to those less fortunate than ourselves.
23 Oct 2023
We've been busy behind the scenes at the Jubilee Hall in Newton on the Moor. We have just secured enough money through various grants, including one from our Parish Council, to repair and restore the original Georgian Fireplace in the Reading Room. Work will hopefully begin in the New Year....
7 Sep 2023
The Jubilee Hall is once more the focus of village activities.
Every Wednesday at 3.45pm DR Collins fish van will be at the hall selling fresh fish from Eyemouth. Elaine will be very happy to give you tips on which cuts to buy.
The Northumberland Mobile library will visit once every four...
28 Jan 2023
We had a lovely morning with the Revd Canon Colin Gough, who entertained us with an illustrated talk on "Notables of Newton on the Moor". Who new that Georeg Handyside, who was the founder of the Andyside Arcade in Newcastle, started his life in our parish, or that Samuel Cook...
Read more - "Notables of Newton on the Moor" by Revd Canon Colin Gough
13 Dec 2022
We had a great turn out for our Christmas coffee morning on Saturday 10th December. The hall looked very festive.
There were three super hampers in our raffle and we had five stalls selling very crafts in the Reading Room. They included villager Ken Nesbit, Sue Hood selling fused glass from...
9 Dec 2022
Preparations ahead of our annual Christmas coffee morning to be held on Satuday 10th December 2022.
Read more - Getting ready for our 2022 Christmas coffee morning