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Towns in Ribble Valley
Villages and smaller places we also cover
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Billington and Langho
Ribble Valley's largest parish by population outside Clitheroe, on the A59 between Whalley and Blackburn.
Whalley
Calderstones, an NHS mental health site founded as a military hospital in 1915, is a major local employer.
Wilpshire
Wilpshire Golf Club was founded in 1890 and extended to eighteen holes in 1907.
Mellor
A Roman signalling station stood on Mellor Moor overlooking the village.
Langho
Northcote Manor here is the only restaurant in Lancashire with a Michelin star.
Ribchester
Roman fort village where cotton weaving ended with the closure of the last business at Bee Mill in the 1980s.
Sabden
Seven calico printing mills once employed over 2,000 people in this Pendle-side valley.
Read
Site of the Battle of Read Old Bridge, fought in 1643 between Royalist and Parliamentarian forces.
Billington
St Augustine's RC High School, a large local institution, opened in the village in 1963.
Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley
Stonyhurst College lies within the parish, near Hurst Green.
Clayton-le-Dale
Dowsons began making ice cream on their dairy farm here after the 2001 foot-and-mouth crisis.
Simonstone
Mullard ran a television tube factory here from 1955, largely a glassmaking operation.
Chatburn
Lime works, gas works and a quarry once provided employment; used as a location for the 1961 film Whistle Down...
Chipping
Thrived during the Industrial Revolution with seven mills along Chipping Brook.
Waddington
A regular winner of the Lancashire Best Kept Village awards, with three pubs serving residents.
Wiswell
The Grade I listed 17th-century Vicarage House stands here; former print works once provided employment.
Ramsgreave
A former Roman road between Manchester and Ribchester passed through the parish.
West Bradford
Mahatma Gandhi stayed at Heys Farm in 1931 during his visit to the Lancashire cotton mills.
Grindleton
A 3,700-acre Forest of Bowland parish recorded as a manorial caput in Domesday Book.
Barrow
Birthplace of the England cricketer Cyril Washbrook; has a primary school and two parks.
Gisburn
Cistercian monks from Sawley Abbey held landholdings in the area from the 1140s.
Bolton-by-Bowland
A church has stood on the site of St Peter and St Paul's since around 1190.
Salesbury
The weaving trade created a population boom towards the end of the 18th century.
Balderstone
Sunderland Hall has roots in a medieval Cistercian monastic grange founded around 1170.
Rimington
Lead mining was important since Tudor times; Elizabeth I declared Stopper Lane Mine a Mine Royal.
Slaidburn
Farming remains the major employer, with walking tourism a growing secondary income.
Sawley
The ruins of the Cistercian Sawley Abbey stand in the village.
Thornley-with-Wheatley
Includes Longridge Golf Club and the isolated Catholic chapel of St William at Lee House.
Newton-in-Bowland
An early centre of Nonconformist religion, with an independent chapel founded in 1696.
Great Mitton
Named as the settlement at the confluence of the Hodder and Ribble rivers.
Dutton
Downham
Estate village in the Forest of Bowland AONB, repeatedly used as a BBC drama filming location.
Pendleton
The Swan with Two Necks won CAMRA's national Pub of the Year award in 2013.
Bashall Eaves
Largely a privately owned country estate, historically held by the Worsley-Taylor family.
Osbaldeston
Osbaldeston Hall, Grade II* listed and dating from about 1600, is linked to the Catholic martyr Edward Osbalde...
Bowland-with-Leagram
Leagram was a hunting park from at least the early twelfth century.
Bowland Forest Low
Contains the hamlets of Whitewell and Cow Ark within the Forest of Bowland.
Gisburn Forest
The largest woodland in Lancashire at 1,196 hectares, managed by the Forestry Commission since 1949.
Hothersall
Hothersall Hall in the south of the parish was the home of the Hothersall family.
Bowland Forest High
Covers around 20,000 acres of the Forest of Bowland, including Dunsop Bridge.
Paythorne
Ellenthorpe, in the south-west of the parish, was granted to Cistercian monks in the 1140s.
Dinckley
Small parish on the south side of the River Ribble north of Blackburn.
Horton
The Pennine Bridleway National Trail and the Ribble Way pass through the parish.
Worston
Small linear village with a public house, formerly a bull-baiting venue on Worston Green.
Twiston
A lime kiln and former mill site survive from the parish's industrial past.
Easington
Stocks Reservoir lies within this Forest of Bowland parish's catchment.
Newsholme
The village had a railway station on the Ribble Valley line between 1872 and 1957.
Middop
Rural hamlet with four Grade II listed buildings and structures.
Little Mitton
Contains the Grade II* listed Mitton Hall, a historic country house.
Mearley
The smallest civil parish in Lancashire, containing no village or hamlet.
Alston
Historic township that Longridge straddles, west of the town towards Alston Reservoirs; still used as a local...
Bashall Town
Small settlement in Bashall Eaves parish west of Clitheroe
Brockhall Village
Developed in the 1990s on former hospital grounds and home to Blackburn Rovers' training facilities.
Chaigley
Farming hamlet in the Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley parish north of Hurst Green.
Copster Green
Village in the Clayton-le-Dale and Salesbury ward on the A59 north-west of Blackburn.
Cow Ark
Hamlet in Bowland Forest Low within the Forest of Bowland landscape.
Dilworth
The other historic township Longridge straddles, covering the eastern and upper part of the town below Longrid...
Dunsop Bridge
Often cited as the geographic centre of Great Britain.
Forest Becks
Small hamlet near Bolton-by-Bowland in the Forest of Bowland AONB, with a Grade II listed bridge and old schoo...
Holden
Hamlet in the Bolton-by-Bowland area of the Forest of Bowland AONB
Howgill
One of the four hamlets that make up Rimington civil parish
Hurst Green
The village's development is tied to the founding of Stonyhurst College.
Knowle Green
Hamlet in Thornley-with-Wheatley parish on the road between Longridge and Clitheroe.
Leagram
Former deer park and hamlet that gives its name to the Bowland-with-Leagram civil parish north east of Chippin...
Low Moor
Well documented former cotton mill village now part of Clitheroe, about two miles south west of the town centr...
Martin Top
Hamlet in Rimington parish, known for its 19th century Congregational chapel
Mellor Brook
The village bakery is well known locally for its pies.
Newby
Hamlet in Rimington civil parish between Gisburn and Pendle Hill
Old Langho
Original village north of modern Langho, separated from it by the A59, in Billington and Langho parish; site o...
Stonyhurst
Stonyhurst College, a Jesuit boarding school established in 1593, keeps an observatory with continuous tempera...
Stopper Lane
Hamlet in Rimington civil parish on the road between Gisburn and Downham
Stydd
Settlement adjoining Ribchester, site of Stydd Chapel, the Stydd almshouses and Stydd Gardens nursery
Tosside
Forest of Bowland village straddling the Lancashire and North Yorkshire border.
Whitewell
Hamlet in Bowland Forest Low parish in the Hodder valley.
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