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Welcome to the Hawthorn Parish Council Website

The site is provided to give residents & visitors information about Hawthorn and also the activities & events supported by the Parish Council.  Although we are a very small council we are committed to our residents in providing excellent and sustainable services.

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Hawthorn Parish Council Members

Councillor

Sheila Irving - Chair

George Vest - Vice Chair

Robert Adcock-Foster

Alan Askew

Barry Curran

Carolyn Winter

Sheila Wilson

Lesley Wilkinson - Parish Clerk

Hawthorn is an attractive rural parish situated in the Durham landscape between Seaham and Easington Village in the North East of England.  The North Sea forms its Eastern boundary

The parish boundaries are about 1½ miles apart north to south and about 4 miles apart East to West.  There are 200 house and the population is c. 400

The Durham Coastal footpath traverses the Eastern boundary of the village whilst the old village centre is a designated Conservation Area.  In addition there is an attractive coastal dene between the village and the sea which contains many walks https://www.durhamwt.com/nature-reserves/hawthorn-dene

The village contains a beautiful church and the Staplyton Steakhouse public house and restaurant 

 

Hawthorn Parish Boundary Hawthorn Parish Boundary