Haydon and Hadrian

About

Haydon and Hadrian ward is located in the western part of Northumberland, covering a mix of rural landscapes and small settlements. The area includes parts of the Northumberland National Park, known for its open moorland and historic sites. The ward is named after Hadrian’s Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that runs through the region, attracting visitors interested in Roman history.

The ward features villages like Haydon Bridge, which sits along the River South Tyne and serves as a local hub with amenities and transport links. The surrounding countryside offers walking trails and outdoor activities, with the Pennine Way passing nearby. Agriculture and tourism play key roles in the local economy, with farms and heritage sites contributing to the area’s character. The ward’s quiet, rural setting makes it a place for those seeking a slower pace of life.