Hexham is a large market town located south of the River Tyne. Hexham is the administrative centre for the Tynedale district.
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- Hexham Round Table Hexham Round Table 297, Area 20 Northumbria. Provides details of community activities, fundraising, membership contacts, event reports and pictures.
- Queens Hall Arts Arts venue offering visual arts exhibitions, comedy, theatre, film, live music and workshops.
- Hexham Orpheus Choir The choir performs two major concerts each season, plus additional smaller works either around Christmas or during the summer months. The choir, programme, general information, and contacts.
- Hexham This Wikipedia encyclopaedia entry describes the market town.
- David Taylor Photography Landscape and travel photographer. His speciality is in capturing the many moods of the scenery of the counties of Northumberland and Cumbria.
- Hexhamshire - A Northumberland Parish Details of the Shire, the parish council, church, clubs, events and activities in the area.
- The Sele Medical Practice Surgery times, doctors, clinics and contacts.
- Hexham Constituency Conservatives Contains news, campaigning information and events relating to the Conservative Party within the Hexham parliamentary consistency.
- Hexham Liberal Democrats News, events, Focus, people and contact details.
- Roman Vindolanda A Wall fort between Housesteads and Great Chesters, built in AD 85 by the Roman army, after the Governor, Agricola, had brought the northern tribes to bay at the battle of Mons Graupius.
- Hexham Trinity Methodist Church Details of the current newsletter, service times, events and location.
- Hexham Abbey The services, building, music and people of the Priory and Parish Church of St Andrew, Hexham. Also contains a weekly newsletter, forum and seasonal information.
- Hexham Community Church A non-denominational charismatic/evangelical church based in Hexham. The website contains news, events, contact information and an archive of sermons with audio.
- Hexham Abbey Festival Classical music event held every year in September. Appealing to and involving a broad range of audiences and developing new creative ideas.