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.
The month of June has been very busy in the life of the village but things promise to be much quieter during the holiday period…
Appointment of Officers The month of May saw both the Annual Meeting of the Parish Council and our regular monthly meeting. The former is a…
Police team The Parish Council meeting on 4th April was a busy affair and we were pleased to welcome the new police team who are…
School traffic An ongoing problem relating to parking at school drop off and pick up times has been the subject of a meeting attended by…
April 2nd – RACE NIGHT April 29/30th – BEER & GIN FESTIVAL (Charity event – Cancer reseach / British Heart Foundation ) June 2nd –…
First I have to report the very sad loss of Councillor Linda Crossley. Linda, a member of Pendle Borough Council, was for many years the…
Wishing all our villagers a Happy New Year Our community was greatly saddened by the sudden passing of Paul Dainty shortly before Christmas. Paul, a…
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…
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…
