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Clerk to Ovingham Joint Burial Committee (Ovingham Cemetery)

Ovingham Cemetery is managed by 4 Parish Councils - Horsley, Ovingham, Ovington and Wylam. The Committee comprises 2 Parish Councillors from each Council and the Clerk of the Burial Committee. The current Clerk is Mrs Marie Moore, and she can be contacted on 01661 852 498 or clerk@wylamparishcouncil.org.uk

what3words

Using what3words: Northumbria Police and Northumberland Fire and Rescue are now using what3words. This means if you get into an accident and are having trouble describing where you are (if you’re out walking, for example), you can use the app to tell them your exact location. What3words has labelled every 3m x 3m square in the world with an address made of three random words from the dictionary. For example, the 3-word address of Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square is ///beans.again.voting All you need to do is download the free what3words app. You’ll be able to see and share the 3-word address of your current location, and also to find out the 3-word address of your home (by typing in your address and selecting the square containing your front door). If you’re renting your property on Airbnb or any other accommodation sites, you can also use it to make sure guests don’t get lost by just sending them the 3-word address of the front door/property entrance (especially if your postcode goes to the wrong place!). Visit what3words.com or download the app to find out more.

NCC roadworks

https://www.northumberland.gov.uk/Highways/Roads/Roadworks.aspx

My nearest Post Office?

Click on the link to find out where your nearest Post Office is and what services they offer.

Forgotten memorials

Forgotten Memorials

Historic England has launched ‘Immortalised’ – a project asking the public to share its knowledge of local monuments, street shrines and community tributes in public places.

See the link below for more information

Healthwatch Northumberland

Healthwatch Northumberland is the independent champion for people in Northumberland who use health and social care services. As a statutory function (there’s a Healthwatch in each council area of England), we listen to your experiences of GPs, hospitals, dentists, mental health services, care homes and home care - any care service you may have used - and influence change and improvements in these services. We also offer a signposting service where we can help find you a new dental practice or GP, for example, help you make complaints, register a concern or give praise, and we can put you in touch with local support groups and services. Our website has a range of health advice and information, the latest on local health issues and lists local events and ways of getting your voice heard by care providers and commissioners. Visit our website: www.healthwatchnorthumberland.co.uk or call: 03332 408468.

Report potholes/street light problems

Potholes, street lights and many other issues, such as a missed bin collection, dog fouling, can be reported online to Northumberland County Council, and you can remain anonymous if you wish. Alternatively, these can be raised with the Parish Council via their email address: ovinghamparishcouncil@yahoo.co.uk

Community Action Northumberland

"A voice for rural communities"

Northumberland County Council