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County - Northumberland | Map
Tel code: 01434 | code search
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Postcode: NE49 | code search
Population: 3800
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Birthplace of:
Nicholas Ridley
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Hauntings and Ghosts:
Bellister’s Mauled Minstrel
Folk Customs:
Allendale Tar Barrel Carrying
Northumberland Clog Dancing

Haltwhistle Events

April
Haltwhistle Spring Walking Festival

July
Haltwhistle Town Carnival & Garden Party
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Latest reviews

Manor House Inn
"The accommodation, service and food were very nice. The language used by people drinking in the bar was not .

Date visited: 27 February 2011 ..." More

Kellah Farm B&B
"Had a lovely one night here in a gorgeous room with awesome views (and a lush sunset thrown in) Our daughter loved the farm setting and the swings in the garden. ..." More

Black Bull
"food was bland. waited over 1 hour. service was poor. manager was pompus self opionated fool.no personal touch. and would not visit again

Date visited: 05/10/09 ..." More

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"for walking Hadrian's Wall its best to start in the west and have the wind on your back don't plan too long a day some parts are very strenuous ..." More

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A guide to Haltwhistle | 10 Places to Stay

Attraction | B&Bs | Cottages | Dentist | Doctor | Inn | Pub and Bar | Restaurant | School | Self Catering | Solicitor | Taxi |

Latest reviews | Events in Haltwhistle
Sixteen miles west of Hexham in Northumberland, lies the small village of Haltwhistle, on the A69 from Newcastle to Carlisle. Lying within a large ecclesiastical parish of the same name, the area has been populated since Roman times and the village itself is mentioned in the Domesday book as Haut Whysile which means ‘high boundary’. The parish church Holy Cross has a 7th century water stoup, believed to have been used by St.Paulinus. William the Lion of Scotland apparently mentioned the church in a grant in 1178 to the Abbey of Arbroath. Edward 1 granted a charter to the town in 1306 on his way to fight the Scots and the market is still held on Thursdays to this day. Subject to many border raids, a castle and several houses were constructed as defence but the castle has long since disappeared and the houses, Haltwhistle Bastle, which were at the bottom of Castle hill have now been demolished. The remains of a pele tower can be found in a hotel in the market place. In the 1830’s, the railway replaced plans to build a canal between Newcastle and Carlisle with a station at Haltwhistle. Population grew and the industries of mining, farming, woolen mills and brickworks sprang up all around. Today, it is popular with tourists en route to exploring Hadrian’s Wall.

Attraction

South Tyne Trail

Cottage

Ald White Craig Farm
Welcome Cottages
Park Village Holiday Cottage

Dentist

Haltwhistle Dental Health

Doctor

Haltwhistle Medical Group

Inn

Manor House Inn
The Milecastle Inn
The Wallace Arms

Pub and Bar

Black Bull
Mile Castle Inn
New Inn
Spotted Cow Inn

Restaurant

Fort Restaurant
Haltwhistle Tandoori
Mile Castle Inn

School

Haltwhistle County First School
South Tynedale Middle School

Self-Catering

Ald White Craig Farm
Glendale Mews & Cottage
Rowan Cottage

Solicitor

Cartmell Shepherd Solicitors

Taxi

Sproul Taxis

Places to Stay near Haltwhistle

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Manor House Inn (0.08 miles)

Manor House Inn
Manor House Hotel is centrally loacted on the main street of Haltwhistle, Northumberland. Haltwhistle is a great base from which to explore the region, particularly Hadrians Wall.The Manor House Inn is located in what is ... more | visit website
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Ashcroft Guesthouse (0.09 miles)

Ashcroft Guesthouse
We have eight first floor en-suite guest rooms all with power shower and some also with a bath; along with the usual refinements. We have a family suite available and for special occasions; we have ... more | visit website
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Chare Close B&B (0.23 miles)

Chare Close B&B
Chare Close Bed and Breakfast, originally built in 1820 is situated at the Town Foot area of Haltwhistle. Haltwhistle is the "Centre of Britain" and town foot is the site of the original town. Chare ... more | visit website
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Ald White Craig Farm (0.52 miles)

Ald White Craig Farm
Ald White Craig Farm has five self contained holiday cottages within tastefully converted farm buildings. Situated on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, it makes an ideal base for walking, cycling, exploring Hadrian's Wall, ... more | visit website
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The Milecastle Inn (1.22 miles)

The Milecastle Inn
The Milecastle Inn is located in one of the most important areas along the Roman Wall. There are more sites of Roman camps in the fields around us than anywhere else on the Wall. It ... more | visit website
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Glendale Mews & Cottage (1.24 miles)

Glendale Mews & Cottage
Glendale Mews is situated in the estate grounds of Glendale; an early nineteenth century farm house on the edge of Northumbria National Park, just outside of Haltwhistle. It is easily found on the B6318 ... more | visit website
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Wydon Farm B&B (1.66 miles)

Wydon Farm B&B
Wydon Farm is a 366 acre working farm, on the National Trust Bellister estate. Luxurious barn conversion accommodating three rooms all en suite. ... more | visit website
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Melkridge Farm Bed & Breakfast (1.94 miles)

Melkridge Farm Bed & Breakfast
Make your visit to Northumberland more memorable by staying at Melkridge Farm for bed and breakfast. Melkridge Farm is a traditional farm house set in tranquil surroundings in the South Tyne Valley just 2 miles ... more | visit website
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Walltown Lodge (2.21 miles)

Walltown Lodge
We offer two double bedrooms and one twin bedded room all on the ground floor. All have complete en-suite facilities together with remote control T.V, hair dryer and tea/coffee making facilities. All rooms are tastefully ... more | visit website
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The Wallace Arms (2.65 miles)

The Wallace Arms
Imagine the scene ¦you are either local to the area or are enjoying a cycle ride; a stroll in the country or just a welcome break from you normal routine; when you come across a ... more | visit website

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