Horsley, Northumberland

The data below show that 49.4% of the population in Horsley (Parish) are male and 50.6% are female, which is in line with that of the national average, as well as that of the county of Northumberland. A total of 1.5% of the population were from a black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) group in Horsley (Parish). This figure is somewhat lower than that of the average in Northumberland , as well as being significantly lower than the national average . Car ownership is very high in Horsley (Parish), with a total of 92.9% households having access to at least one car. This is significantly higher than the average within Northumberland , as well as the national average . ==Governance==

The village is located within the parliamentary constituency of Hexham. Joe Morris of the Labour Party is the Member of Parliament.{{Cite web|last=|first=|date=|title=MPs representing Hexham After boundary changes in 2025, Horsley is in the electoral ward of Stocksfield and Bywell for Northumberland County Council elections. ==Landmarks==

The site of Vindobala Roman Fort, of which little is now visible, lies around to the north-east of the village. Nearby is Rudchester Hall, a medieval pele tower, much altered and extended in Gothic style in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Around to the north-west of the village are the remains of a medieval manor house and tower house at Welton Hall, now located within a farm complex. The tower house dates from the late fourteenth or early fifteenth-century and is roofless. The manor house is even older, but has been much altered and rebuilt. == The Hearth Arts Centre ==

The Hearth Centre (Horsley) Ltd was established in the village in 2004 as a charity. ==Transport==

Air The nearest airport is Newcastle International Airport, which is around from the village by road. Carlisle Lake District Airport and Teesside International Airport are located around from the village respectively. Bus The village is served by two buses per hour to Hexham and Newcastle, with one bus per hour to Carlisle. Rail The nearest National Rail stations are located around from the village at Wylam and Prudhoe, both of which serve the Tyne Valley Line, with services operated by Northern Trains. From Wylam, there is an hourly service to both Hexham and Newcastle. There is a more regular service at Prudhoe, with three trains per hour to Hexham and Newcastle, as well as a twice-hourly service to Carlisle. Road The village is located near to the A69 road, which runs for , from Carlisle to the A1 at Denton Burn. The former route of the A69, now the B6528, used to run through the village to Heddon-on-the-Wall, but is now bypassed. ==See also==