I recall writing last month’s Parish News with some optimism as things seemed to be improving and the Bay Horse had reopened. Since then new…
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Let’s do it for Pendle – new measures to reduce spread of Covid-19
The five point plan for Pendle is:
1. Get tested if you have symptoms or if someone you live with or have been in close contact with recently has tested positive
2. Avoid family and group gatherings indoors and overnight stays
3. Wherever possible, do shopping online, pre-book appointments and make contact-less payments to avoid overcrowding
4. Wear a face covering in enclosed public spaces from now – including shops and supermarkets
5. Shops and businesses must display the maximum number of people allowed inside and stick to that number to maintain social distancing and keep customers and staff safe.
Please stay safe outdoors – advice issued jointly by Barley Parish Council, Goldshaw Booth Parish Council, Roughlee Parish Council and Pendle Hill Landscape Partnership
Running along the stream of Pendle Water, Roughlee is known for its white railings and links with the Pendle Witches – one of whom, Alice Nutter, has been immortalised as a statue in the village. Explore our village history here or find out more from the local History Group, who are happy to try and answer any of your questions.
The Roughlee Village Centre offers a vibrant events programme to welcome both residents and visitors. Roughlee has several accommodation providers to suit all budgets: Bed and Breakfast, Caravan Parks or self-catering cottages. They make the village an ideal base for exploring Pendleside and the Forest of Bowland AONB. Further details on the wider area are available from Visit Pendle.
