Bamburgh

Bamburgh ward is located in Northumberland, covering a coastal area known for its historic landmarks and natural beauty. The ward includes the village of Bamburgh, dominated by the iconic Bamburgh Castle, which overlooks the North Sea. The surrounding landscape features sandy beaches, dunes, and grasslands, providing habitats for wildlife. The area has a mix of residential properties, holiday accommodations, and local businesses catering to visitors and residents.

The ward’s economy is influenced by tourism, with attractions like the Farne Islands and St Aidan’s Church drawing visitors. Agriculture and fishing also play a role in the local community. Public services include a primary school, village hall, and medical facilities. Transport links are limited, with most travel relying on private vehicles or local bus routes. The ward’s quiet, rural character contrasts with the busier tourist spots during peak seasons.