We want to make sure 101 is easy to access for everyone in our area.
You can get information in different languages from the national 101 website.
We offer a telephone translation service for people who don’t speak English. When they dial 101 we will be able to find a translator to interpret questions and answers.
There is also a type talk service for people who are deaf.
Our textphone number is:
Service to end on 31st March 2008
The Northumbria 101 Partnership has expressed disappointment at the end of the
101 non-emergency number service within the Northumberland, Tyne & Wear area.
At a meeting of the 101 Partnership Programme Board on Thursday, 14th February 2...
Future of Northumbria 101 Partnership
NORTHUMBRIA 101 Partnership has expressed disappointment at the end of the
101 non-emergency number service within the Northumbria area.
At a meeting of the 101 Programme Board on Wednesday, January 30th 2008, the Northumbria Partnership...
Castle Morpeth use mobile technology
Environmental Health Staff at Castle Morpeth Borough Council are using the latest mobile technology to respond to customers calling 101 to report noise
