Today the sun is shining and it feels like Spring is definitely on its way. Coronavirus restrictions are soon to be eased and the village…
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Roughlee Industrial Heritage talk
Roughlee Parish Council is creating an industrial heritage trail to explore and celebrate the rich history of the three mills in the village: Thorneyholme, Dam…
Pendle Local Plan Part 2 consultation
As part of the creation of a Local Plan for planning in Pendle, Pendle Borough Council have launched a consultation on their latest proposals. Among…
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.
