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 Head and Roughlee Mill.
Pendle Forest History Group prepared an overview talk, which is available to view below.
Please watch this space as further details of the project are finalised and announced.
This edition of the News covers the Christmas and New Year holiday period and takes us through to 2022. Let us hope that next year…
Come along to the premier village Christmas party! Saturday 18 December, 7pm – Featuring LIVE MUSIC from Jake Dixon, Prosecco on arrival, Luxury Christmas buffet and dancing ’til late
For the second month in a row I begin this Parish News on a very sad note which is to report the loss of Brian…
I begin this month’s Parish News on a very sad note. During the last few days of August we lost two long standing residents of…
September promises to be a busy month in the village most of if focused on the Village Centre. The first of two big events will…
I don’t like starting our monthly village news on a negative note but, as of today, 20th July, our village is very badly impacted by…
Almost unbelievably our next Parish council meeting which is scheduled for 5th July will be held in the Village Centre. Substantial cleaning, social distancing and…
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A vacancy has arisen on Roughlee Parish Council. We are a dynamic Council with an exciting programme of innovative projects including an Industrial Heritage project,…
