Welcome to Meldon

Meldon is an English civil parish within the unitary authority of Northumberland

Meldon is a small community in Mid Northumberland west of Morpeth. The Parish is dispersed with a small number of settlements and outlying farms. In the 2011 Census, there were 248 people living in the Parish in 113 households. The Parish Council has a maximum of nine Councillors. The Councils meets about five times a year with extra meetings if necessary. The Council does not have any committees nor does it own any land.

Contact Info

clerk@meldonparishcouncil.gov.uk

Forthcoming Meetings

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News

19 April 2026 - Society

Digital Switchover

The UK is moving toward a digital age. Both the landline telephone and 2G/3G mobile networks are changing, which may impact council services for residents.
1 April 2026

National Telecare Campaign

Between now and 2027, most telephone providers will be moving their customers from old analogue landlines to new upgraded landline services using fibre technology
20 February 2026 - Society

Help Shape the Future of Northumberland Libraries

Northumberland Libraries is being redesigned, and you can help!
1 December 2025 - Society

North of Tyne Local Nature Recovery Strategy – Draft

The draft Local Nature Recovery Strategy for the North of Tyne is now open for public consultation

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Events

3 June 2026 - 19:30 to 21:00

Next Meetings

Wednesday 3rd June 2026

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Quick Links

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Finance
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