Parish Council Meeting

The next meeting of the Parish Council will be on Monday 14 July 2025 at 6.30 pm in St Cuthbert’s Church, Carham. You can find the agenda and minutes of previous meetings on our Meetings page.

Parishioners questions are answered before the main meeting proceedings begin. If you have a question for the Parish Council, please send this to the Parish Clerk in advance of the meeting. The Parish Clerk can ask the question on your behalf or, if you attend the meeting, you can ask your question in person.

Parish Council Meeting

The next meeting of Carham Parish Council will be on Tuesday 9 July 2024 at 6.30 pm in St Cuthbert’s Church, Carham. You can find the agenda and minutes of previous meetings on our Meetings page. All parishioners are welcome to attend the meeting.

Parishioners questions are answered before the main meeting proceedings begin. If you have a question for the Parish Council, please send this to the Parish Clerk in advance of the meeting. This advance notice is needed because it is unlawful for the Parish Council to make a decision without at least three clear days’ notice. The Parish Clerk can ask the question on your behalf or, if you attend the meeting, you can ask your question in person.

Annual Parish Assembly

The Annual Parish Assembly will be on Tuesday 14 May at 6.30 pm in St Cuthbert’s church, Carham. The agenda is on the Annual Parish Assembly page, where you can find information about this community event together with minutes of past meetings.

Annual Parish Council meeting

The next meeting of the Parish Council – the Annual Parish Council meeting – will be on Tuesday 14 May, following the Annual Parish Assembly. The agenda is on the Meetings page, together with minutes of previous meetings.

For more information about either meeting, please contact the Parish Clerk.

Carham Priory

Earlier this year a geophysical survey was carried out in the field at Carham between the church and the river. The focus was the site of the medieval priory which appears in the historical record but is no longer visible above ground. The survey was done by Durham University Archaeological Services and the Bernician Studies Group of Newcastle. A public presentation of the findings will take place at Branxton Village Hall on 28 November from 10.00 to 16.00. The event is free of charge and everyone is welcome, but please book your place so that the organisers know how many people are attending.