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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Open House at The Whitaker Acoustic Night
MAY BALLS aside, there can only be one event you need to add to the page marked Wednesday the 7th in your busy social diary- Acoustic Night – bring an instrument and take the mic or just come along for … Continue reading
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Accommodation as unique as the Valley
Rossendale offers some of the best award winning accommodation in the uk, with properties as varied and unique as the valley itself, and to suit every budget. Whether you are visiting the Rossendale Valley for an event, on a … Continue reading
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Why is Rossendale Unique?
Rossendale is a district with borough status in Lancashire, England, holding a number of small former mill towns centred on the valley of the River Irwell in the industrial North West. Rossendale combines modest size urban development with rural villages and is immediately south of the more populated town of Burnley, east of Blackburn and … Continue reading
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Rossobus – your key to discovering Rossendale
Rossobus, Rossendale’s own transport facility, provides a range of Rover tickets to accommodate all travel requirements. For individual travellers, a 1 day adult Rover ticket priced at £4.70 and for Families and groups, a Group 1 day Rover Ticket Priced … Continue reading
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Tagged accommodation, adrenalin, artist, bikes, boys toys, countryside, cycling, family, folk music, food, fun, history, local artists, scooters, sculptures
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Rossendale – The Undiscovered Valley
Rossendale is so unique that it doesn’t even appear on conventional maps. As you can see above, Rossendale is made up of many towns and villages, each having it own unique character. This Valley leaves visitors stunned by its … Continue reading
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Only In Rossendale – The World Gravy Wrestling Championships
Rossendale is the Valley of unique events and world class sports facilities. The following video is just a taster (pardon the pun) of what it has to offer. This year’s Championships will be held at the Rose n Bowl in … Continue reading
Jane Horrocks – who is she?
Jane Horrocks was eighteen when she left the small Lancashire town of Rawtenstall to work as an actress in London. Now an unassuming northern backwater, Rawtenstall once lay at the very heart of the British textile industry, a thriving cog … Continue reading
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Bacup Born Designer Betty Jackson’s Reflections on her Career
BACUP-born Betty Jackson is now a world renowned fashion designer and has achieved phenomenal success during her career. Betty Jackson She has received both an MBE and a CBE for her services to the fashion industry and has even made … Continue reading
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