Ashington is a town and civil parish in Northumberland, England, with a population of 27,864 at the 2011 Census. [2] It was once a centre of the coal mining industry. The town is 15 miles (24 …

Ashington is one of the largest towns in Northumberland. It grew from farmland in the early 19th century, to a coal mining village when the colliery opened in 1867. The mines closed in 1988, …

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1 day ago · Ashington is a town with a very interesting and proud history! Ashington currently has a population of approximately 28,000, one of the largest towns in Northumberland, and is …

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Discover the rich heritage of Ashington, a historic mining town renowned for its deep-rooted ties to coal mining and its vibrant community spirit. This post highlights Ashington's pivotal role in the …

Ashington is situated to the north of the River Wansbeck and was once described as ‘the world’s largest pit village’, but it no longer has a colliery. It has, in truth, become a small town and is …

Imagine stepping back in time, into the heart of a bustling coal town in the North of England. Mik Critchlow, a photographer with a keen eye for everyday life, captured the essence of …

Ashington, with a population of 27,900, lies four miles east of Morpeth and seventeen miles north of Newcastle upon Tyne. Once only a very small hamlet, Ashington developed into a major …