Halton Lea Gate, Brampton, CA8 7LB

Lambley, formerly known as Harper Town, is a village and former civil parish now within the parish of Coanwood in Northumberland, England. It lies adjacent to the River South Tyne and is located about four miles southwest of Haltwhistle. The village’s name derives from the "pasture of lambs," reflecting its agricultural heritage. In 1951 the parish had a population of 298. Lambley is characterised by its rural setting, historic village structure, and close proximity to natural waterways. The area offers a quiet, pastoral environment typical of Northumberland villages, with a sense of community rooted in its long history and traditional naming. Residents benefit from the scenic river landscape and the village’s ties to the surrounding countryside. The locality’s identity is closely linked to its name’s meaning and its position within the Northumberland countryside.