Duddo is a small parish in north Northumberland located on the border with Scotland including the settlements at Duddo, Felkington, Grindon, Grindon Rigg, Tillmouth Farm, Twizel, Shellacres and Tiptoe.   The principal activity within the parish is farming with most housing occupied by local people. 

The heritage assets of the Duddo Stone Circle, Duddo Tower and Twizel Bridge are located within the parish.  There is visitor access on foot to the bronze age stone circle and the 500 years old Twizel Bridge.
Some visitor accommodation is available in the parish at Tiptoe, the Gables B&B and Twizel Mill.

The parish is bordered by the rivers Till and Tweed along which there are public footpaths and the opportunity to fish with the appropriate day tickets available from Till Fishing and R G Foreman the butcher in Norham.

The sustrans cycle route 68 runs south from Norham through the parish leading into a charming off road section along the river Till.  Our nearest towns are Berwick upon Tweed to the north east and Coldstream to the west.  There is a regular bus service from Berwick through Duddo to Wooler.