
WELCOME TO PRUDHOE BUSINESS MAGAZINE
Prudhoe Business Magazine promotes companies, sole traders and projects around the town and surrounding areas – Mickley, Wylam and Ovingham.
The magazine is produced by AS Design who, after eighteen months of being based in Prudhoe, realised they barely know their next door neighbour.
So Prudhoe Business aims to let businesses in the town know who else is here, what they do, and how they’re doing.
Our readership is business owners, managers and employees and the magazine will also be dotted around popular cafes and restaurants in the town.
And with thanks to Prudhoe Community Partnership and Advance Northumberland, our reach will be far greater than just Prudhoe, Mickley, Wylam and Ovingham.

Who is Prudhoe Business for?
The magazine focuses on businesses in and around Prudhoe and features interviews and articles about the people behind (and in) those businesses. It is delivered to companies, public places, cafes and restaurants around the area.
Read Our Features
Below are links to some our most recent magazine features.
HOME is where the heart is – Chris Watkins, Prudhoe Town FC
“All of the money we make in all areas of the business – which is mainly the club house and kitchen – goes back into the club.”
A New Vision – Stuart & Maria Henderson, Vision Performance Hub
“Your vision can impact learning and sport beyond simply how well your eyes can see.”
The shop at the top of the bank – Julie Cattanach, Top Shop
“The shop itself has been here for over 60 years and was previously owned by the Kennedys. It was purpose built and has always been a shop. My parents lived at Prudhoe Hall and I used to come here as a
young girl.”
Good things come in MICRO packages – Lisa Thear, Wor Local
“Our most popular drinks are still real ale, followed by real still cider, which is why we have been voted into the Good Beer Guide for several years.”
Snooker loopy! – Jonathan Ryan, Prudhoe Snooker Club
“I’d like to start coaching budding young players and start a kids club too, as it’s great seeing people come in as youngsters and develop into really good players!”
Ready to SHINE – Meaghan Johnson, Seaside Travel Prudhoe
“Half of the team are from Prudhoe and the other half are from surrounding areas.”


















