Newham, Chathill, NE67 5LA

Newham railway station, the focal point of the hamlet of Newham Hall in Northumberland, was opened in 1851 and serves the surrounding rural area. The station sits on the East Coast Main Line, which links London King's Cross with Edinburgh Waverley, and is situated 46 miles 1 chain north of Newcastle. It provides access to nearby coastal villages, including Beadnell and Seahouses, offering residents a connection to the Northumberland coastline. The station is owned by Network Rail and managed by Northern Trains, ensuring that it remains an operational part of the national rail network. The locality falls within the postal district NE 67, reflecting its position within the broader Northumberland region. The setting is predominantly rural, with the station’s presence underscoring the hamlet’s link to larger urban centres while maintaining a tranquil, countryside atmosphere.