Netherton with Biddlestone Civil Parish


In the 2011 Census the population of Netherton was 185 and Biddlestone was 177.

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Netherton and Biddlestone Parish Council
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Netherton, Northumberland
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Netherton, Northumberland
- Overview About Netherton Map Street View Netherton is a village in Northumberland, located about 6 miles north-west of Rothbury. The village is part of the Civil Parish of Netherton and ...
Biddlestone, Northumberland
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Biddlestone, Northumberland
Burradon, Northumberland
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Burradon, Northumberland
- Overview Map Street View A hamlet in Northumberland, located about 6 miles north-west of Rothbury (not to be confused with Burradon, North Tyneside).
Clennell
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Clennell
- Overview Map Clennell is a village in Upper Coquetdale, Northumberland by the River Alwin, located just under a mile north east of Alwinton. The settlement centres on the former manor ...
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Local History: Netherton with Biddlestone
- "The parish of Biddlestone lies on the southern edge of the Cheviots. It stretches from the high moorland of Puncherton Hill and Bleak Law to relative lowland south of Biddlestone ...
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Local History: Netherton with Biddlestone
- "Netherton parish lies in central Northumberland between the River Coquet and the Cheviot Hills. The land rises gradually throughout the parish quite gently, but almost continually, to the north-west. The ...
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Netherton Burnfoot
- Overview Map Street View Netherton Burnfoot is a hamlet, located about half a mile south-east of the village of Netherton in Northumberland. It's name derives from it's close location to ...

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