The clean-up work, which the council is paying £5m towards, is due to start in the autumn.
Clean-up work costing £5m to rid a beach of "historical pollution" - including mining pipes, cables and machinery - will start later this year.
Northumberland County Council has allocated the money to stop waste deposits from washing into the sea.Planning and regulatory consents have also been received to allow the project to go ahead. It will see contaminated areas of the beach excavated and removed before the dunes are reformed with a mix of earth and sand.
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