For such a small village Belford has an awful lot going on. There are numerous activities such as theatre productions, artist's exhibitions, concerts and other events through the year.

We are very lucky as Belford is surrounded by the beautiful Northumberland countryside and has excellent road and rail links. As you can see from the road sign on the right we are at the start of the Northumberland Coastal Route.

Unlike many other villages today we also have a post office, two thriving churches, two schools, doctor's surgery, a dentist, chemist, newsagent, a laundrette, supermarket, cash machine and a fish and chip shop!

The picture gallery below will introduce you to some of our community.

  1. View The Middle School PTA Committee
  2. View Brian Rogers, photographer, artist shovel squad leader.
  3. View Darren runs the Newsagents.
  4. View The Torchlight procession on New Years Eve.
  5. View Mike Brookes edits our free magazine.
  6. View Zoe George is our community's police officer.
  7. View Belford St Mary's Church
  8. View Sarah Riseborough our resident artist.
  9. View Belford Leek Club Show
  10. View Georgia, Caitlin, Hugh and Megan at the French Market
  11. View The Belford Burn in last years floods.
  12. View Paul at Bell View and the Bringo's birthday.
  13. View Quizzers raise yet another £1000 for the air ambulance.
  14. View Belford's part-time firemen do a magnificent job.
  15. View Belford Football team are sponsored by Gilbert Birdsall.
  16. View Belford cadets Passing Out Parade.
  17. View The hounds leave after the meet.
  18. View The Belford Mother's Union meets in the church.
  19. View Shiela, William, Gwen and Elaine at church coffee morning.
  20. View Anita McDonald is the Akela for Belford's Cubs.
  21. View Ian "Reg" Carruthers is a magnificent servant to the village.
  22. View Rory Collins is our mole catcher and vermin control expert.
  23. View History Society
  24. View The chip shop and laundrette are popular with visitors.
  25. View Belford has popular Cubs and Beavers.
  26. View The Blue Bell. Belford's 18th Century coaching inn.
  27. View Scot outside the Black Swan
  28. View Nel Atkin runs the Craft Shop and Courtyard Gallery.
  29. View Shearer's and the Old Bank building.
  30. View The well House Coffe Shop
  31. View The Salmon and the old Courthouse.
  32. View Kevan Shiell's business sorts out our computer problems.
  33. View Finoa Renner-Thompson organises the summer exhibition.
  34. View Marjorie's. It's part of the Belford experience!!
  35. View The Post Office
  36. View BELL VIEW
  37. View The Bellview Centre. Have a look at their website above.
  38. View Norman, Smacks, John and Pete on Beach walk.
  39. View The Community Woodland site
  40. View The old oak by the surgery.
  41. View The Middle School.
  42. View The Chemist in West Street.
  43. View The Wooden Toy Shop in the Market Square.
  44. View Mother's Union evening walk to raise fund for charity.
  45. View Marjorie
  46. View Scott is the landlord of The Black Swan
  47. View Christine, Sian and Glenda at the hairdressers.
  48. View George keeps us supplied with fish and chips!
  49. View Clark Place is an historically important piece of the village.
  50. View Yiyya always has a magniicent display of flowers.
  51. View Hodga's window boxes and hanging baskets.
  52. View The Old Vicarage, thought to be the oldest house in Belford.
  53. View Ian celebrates his 60th in the Swan
  54. View Belford First School on West Street.
  55. View Some our staff at the Co-Op
  56. View Caroline,Fiona, Lousie and Gill at the dog racing.
  57. View Les strimming the grass.
  58. View West Street
  59. View The Belford Community Club.
  60. View The War Memorial
  61. View Team Belford in the Great North Bike ride.
  62. View Sandra, Tania, Louise and Lesley. Belford Ladies' Golf.
  63. View Gladys and David's conservatory lights and heats the house.
  64. View Belford Players produce 4 excellenty productions a year.
  65. View The Fun run raises money for our Christmas lights,
  66. View John Nixon runs his garage in the village.
  67. View Our Fireworks

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