Haworth Park surrounds the fabulous Haworth Art Gallery, the premier visitor attraction in the Borough, with its superb collection of tiffany glass. You can access the park from 3 locations including Manchester Road, the corner of Hollins...
More infoAwarded a Green Flag for 2019 – 2020 Gatty Park covers 3 hectares and is situated to the north of Hyndburn Road in the township of Church. Gatty Park was formerly the grounds of Elmfield Hall owned by the Gatty Family. The park...
More infoBullough Park occupies a 16.7 hectare area of land to the east of Willows Lane, Accrington between Park Crescent and Miller Fold, also in an easterly direction towards Priestley Clough. The park is situated above Accrington at an elevation of 200...
More infoAwarded a Green Flag for 2019 – 2020 The area of Mercer Park was formerly the grounds of Mercer House, an imposing building occupying a central position within the park. This is one of the only parks in the Borough which occupies a...
More infoAwarded a Green Flag for 2019-2020 Oak Hill Park BB5 2BN is the main park serving both the town of Accrington and the Borough of Hyndburn. Oak Hill is one of the largest parks in the Borough at 8.7 hectares with a range of features and...
More infoIf you have problems with rats, mice, wasps, ants, etc., call 01254 388 111 or e-mail enquiries@hyndburnbc.gov.uk and arrange a visit from one of our experienced Pest Control Officers. Our team are very experienced and hold a Level Two...
More infoNotice is hereby given that on the 2nd December 2015 Hyndburn Borough Council made The Borough of Hyndburn Public Space Protection Order 2015 (PSPO) under Part 4 Chapter 2 of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. The effect of...
More infoSewerage coming up from a man-hole in the road is a public sewer problem and should be reported to United Utilities on 0845 602 0406 Water in your garden related to a watercourse? You should contact the Environment Agency on 0870 8506506
More infoThe Dog Warden and a team of Enforcement Officers are responsible for enforcing Section 6 of the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005, which requires owners to clean up any faeces left by their dogs. Anyone found committing an offence...
More infoClayton Forest Park, an oasis of woodland in the heart of Clayton-le-Moors, surrounding Wilson’s Playing Fields, has seen some interesting innovations, helping to raise awareness of the value of positive woodland management. Horse logging...
More infoThe Church and Clayton-le-Moors Cemetery is located on Dill Hall Lane, Church (BB5 4DL) and is also known as Dill Hall Cemetery. Dill Hall Cemetery is the Council’s second largest cemetery, dating back to 1889 and has carried out over...
More infoGreat Harwood Cemetery opened in 1887, and has no longer any graves left to purchase. The cemetery is divided in two, with the original section dating from 1887 to 1949 and the second section opening in January 1950. Surrounded by residential...
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