Daniel Carr

Daniel Carr made history in 2017 when he became the first ever Conservative councillor elected in Blyth, marking a turning point in the town’s political landscape. 

A committed and principled public servant, he has served as the councillor for South Blyth since 2017, and was re-elected in 2021 and 2025 with strong backing from the local community.

Known for his steadfast dedication and clear vision for progress, Daniel now holds the position of Vice Chair of Northumberland County Council. His leadership continues to reflect a deep commitment to South Blyth, championing local voices and delivering real results for the people he serves.

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News

Labour-led Blyth Town Council set to spend £15000 on mayoral chains

On Thursday, Blyth Town Council agreed to spend £15,000 on civic chains for the Deputy Mayor and their consort. At the full council meeting, a proposal was put forward to buy new chains of office for the Deputy Mayor and the Deputy Mayoress at a cost of £15,000.

Cabinet tour views huge progress in Blyth

This week Northumberland County Council’s cabinet took to the water with the Port of Blyth to view progress on projects up and down the river that will fundamentally change the future of Blyth and south east Northumberland. The visit started at the “port training services“ building which will soon