Proud of our past, looking to our future Burnley

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Burnley guide
Burnley Borough Council,
Town Hall, Manchester Road, Burnley, Pennine Lancashire, BB11 1JA
tel: 01282 477315
web: www.burnley.gov.uk
Proud of our past, looking to our future
Proud of our past, looking to our future
contents
This Burnley Guide is produced
to provide an overview of the
transformation, regeneration and
business growth underway in Burnley
in 2008.
The Guide aims to offer potential
investors and people looking to move
to the area an understanding of the
business and lifestyle opportunities
available in our town, which lies at the
heart of Pennine Lancashire.
welcome ........................................ 3
burnley’s people............................ 7
business ........................................ 9
education ................................... 15
lifestyle......................................... 19
Key contact information for projects
detailed in the Guide are available in
the Contacts section at the back of
this guide.
location/town centre street plan ..22
Whilst this Guide touches on our
heritage and visitor attractions,
separate Visitor and Event Guides will
provide you with more detail about
what Burnley has to offer. The Tourism
Guide is available to download online
at www.visitburnley.com and is
available from the Tourist Information
Office at Burnley Bus Station.
health, fitness and sport ............. 31
attractions .................................... 27
contacts – find out more .............39
contents
proud heritage............................. 37
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A m o d e r n to w n i nve s t i n g i n to m o r ro w
Welcome to Burnley: a thriving, lively town, which
is home to worldclass companies; a town with a
proud and famous history, which now has its eyes
firmly set on the future.
Burnley’s defining characteristic is its diversity
– found in its multicultural communities, its
economy, its stunning countryside, and its
heritage.
On arriving in Burnley today, you’ll find a
confident, modern town investing in its
future. Huge transformations are underway
and investments totalling over £1 BILLION
are creating unique state-of-the-art business,
with new modern housing provision for the future
prosperity and well being of residents of the
borough.
What better than a royal seal of approval for the
town from His Royal Highness, The Prince of
Wales.
His Royal Highness,
The Prince of Wales
welcome
education, leisure and health facilities, coupled
“Burnley is a
remarkable town,
which has so much
in its favour; its
residents and sense
of community;
its stunning 19th
Century Architecture
and growing
businesses.”
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“A place to be proud
impressive range of investments in leisure, retail and
of; somewhere to
industry, attracting new visitors, businesses and
settle and raise a
prosperity to the town:
family; somewhere to
•£80 million University and College Campus.
enjoy a rewarding and
•Enterprise Park developing the latest skills for
fulfilling life as part of
businesses of the future.
a vibrant and creative
•New Advanced Manufacturing Business Park.
community that
•Lancashire Digital Technology Centre of
Manufacturing Excellence.
values the individual
•£230 million Building Schools for the Future inspiring contributions made by
learning for future generations.
people whatever their
•£70 million Shopping & Leisure development – set
age or background.
to establish Burnley as a major retail destination in
These are both
Lancashire.
my words and our
•£28 million Health & Leisure Centre, the first of its
kind in the country, and a blueprint for combining
promises to deliver
health and leisure facilities under one roof.
a Burnley that more
•Waterside Regeneration – creating canalside homes,
people choose as a
offices and leisure facilities in ‘The Weavers’ Triangle’
place to live, work and
one of the countries most important Victorian
visit.”
heritage sites.
Burnley is a modern town investing in tomorrow. An
•£7 million Holiday Inn Starboard Hotel.
Steve Rumbelow,
Chief Executive Officer,
Burnley Borough Council
welcome
•£300 million on creating new homes and communities.
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The warmth of the people is inherent to the town
Our people are our best asset,
there can be no pride without
people, and visitors and
businesses will find a friendly
and loyal welcome.
“There is a special feeling about the town, as
well as beautiful countryside that surrounds the
town, the warmth of the people is inherent to
the town.”
Dave Edmundson, one of Burnley’s greatest Ambassadors,
former Chief Executive at Burnley Football Club, and HRH
Prince of Wales’ BITC Regional Ambassador for Corporate
Social Responsibility (CSR)
“We aspire to be a society which cares, a society
which flourishes and has vibrancy in it, and
our joint faith working has been recognized
nationally.
“Uniting people through understanding, is the
achievement of ‘Building Bridges in Burnley’, an
interfaith scheme co-ordinated by 14 different
faith groups including churches and mosques.”
burnley’s�people
You’ll find new friends and a
new future here in Burnley.
People from many backgrounds
and cultures who contribute to
Burnley’s diverse environment.
Mr Hamid Qureshi, Building Bridges Interfaith Member
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S u p p o r t i n g b u s i n e s s g ro w t h i n B u r n l ey
Burnley has a wealth of successful, world-class
businesses, with a highly-skilled manufacturing
base, strong aerospace presence, a growing
service sector, and many new hi tech businesses
emerging out of new sectors in the economy.
The current regeneration climate is ripe for
business growth in Burnley.
Millions of pounds of government cash, recently
awarded to Pennine Lancashire from the Local
Enterprise Growth Initiative (LEGI), is already
Director, Homeloan
Management Limited
business
Burnley recognises that businesses are the core
of the town’s regeneration and wealth creation,
that’s why Burnley Council actively supports local
business growth, and secures funding for new
schemes to encourage business growth and
attract new business to the town.
“Burnley is an excellent
place to do business.
The location and quality
of its business parks
was a major factor
in attracting HML to
Burnley. The area
provides a good labour
market for us to find the
right people to come
and work with us.”
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assisting business growth in Burnley, and creating
new business start-ups. This funding is set to
support, attract and create many more new
businesses over the next three years, generating
scores of new jobs for the borough.
All this activity is set to build on Burnley’s reputation
as a place to do business, offering a diverse
business base, attracting new business, generating
new entrepreneurs, creating a centre of education
excellence generating a highly skilled and qualified
workforce; which combined will secure a successful
CEO, The Original Factory Shop
economic future for the borough.
Good council services, and improving the local
environment, are also a key priority to improve
business performance and create the right
environment for investment.
Cleaner streets, safer neighbourhoods, investment
in infrastructure, and campaigning for better
transport links are just some of Burnley Council’s
key priorities, to improve our local area and the
image of the town, which in turn will enhance the
town’s investment potential.
We are developing strong links with our local
businesses to understand issues they are facing,
and through this joint working we are adapting our
communications and services to help them prosper.
The council’s business support services, provided
by the Regeneration & Economic Development
Team, are second to none. To find out more about
business and development opportunities here in
Burnley give them a call on 01282 664763.
“Burnley and the
surrounding area
has the highest
concentration in
North West Europe
of Aerospace
companies, so I
always smile when
people perceive
the area as having
a low skill industry
base, because I don’t
agree”
HR Director, Aircelle
business
business
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Prince Charles has pledged the support of his
charities for businesses and the community
of Burnley; Burnley’s new Enterprise Haven
at Turf Moor has opened its doors to develop
new entrepreneurs and businesses for Burnley;
construction work is well underway on Burnley’s
new Education and Enterprise Park with university
campus on site; and firm proposals to re-open the
Todmordon Curve railway line will create a direct
rail link to Manchester and halve the travel time into
the city.
“Burnley is an ideal
central location for
us to service our UK
wide network and
we look forward to
contributing to the
local and regional
economy as we
continue to build the
Original Factory Shop
brand.”
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Helping you realise
your potential…
Calico Enterprise is the charitable arm of
Calico Housing Ltd and was established in
2007 to provide apprenticeships, job opportunities,
and support for local people.
So far, Calico Enterprise has developed more than
100 job opportunities. Our Building Foundations
programme trains around 50 people a year and finds
local apprenticeships for hardworking trainees.
Calico Enterprise projects are all designed to provide
support, training and personal development for the
community:
Building Foundations provides intensive training in
buildings, maintenance and construction skills, and a
long-term future for people who wouldn’t ordinarily be
accepted onto an apprenticeship programme.
Calico Interiors offers a value-for-money service to
the community whilst providing a groundwork for
apprenticeships and new careers.
Challenging young people to
make more of themselves
The Calico Partnership delivers floating support
services to more than 250 vulnerable people across
the region. Working alongside key partners, we assist
those people who need support to live independently.
“We want to contribute to the reinvention of Burnley as a
vibrant and prosperous town, with opportunities for all its
people. We are helping to build neighbourhoods people
want to live and thrive in – not just for today’s generation,
but future generations.”
Val Garrett, Managing Director
B u r n l e y ’s To p 10
Private Sector Employers
Aircelle
Optimum Contact Solutions
Homeloan
Sweet Dreams
Futaba-Tenneco
Robert McBride
Warburtons
Unison Engine Components
Saco-Specialist Anodising
Veka Plc
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350
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320
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International Companies in Burnley
A real ‘Do-It-Yourself’ attitude
Aerospace
Plastics
Bathroom Furnishings
Boxes
Caravan Accessories
Automotive
Aerospace
Electrical
Automotive
Aerospace
Plastics
R e c e n t I n w a rd I n v e s t m e n t s i n B u r n l e y
If you want to develop projects to support the community, Calico Enterprise would like
to help you meet that challenge. To find out more about working in partnership with us,
contact Val Garrett:
Calico Enterprise Limited, Centenary Court, Croft Street, Burnley, Lancashire, BB11 2ED
0800 169 2407. [email protected]
The Original Factory Shop
Cakeboards
Hille
Wilman Interiors
Wycamol Group
Pinnacle CNC Ltd
Catalyst Lend Lease
Veolia
Clothing & Homeware
Catering Supplies
Seating Manufacturer
Home Furnishings
Construction Products
Engineering/Fabrication
Construction Projects
Waste Management
France
Germany
USA
Eire
France
USA
USA
Eire
USA
USA
Germany
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67
755
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320
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business
Aircelle
Bauschlinnemann
Bemis Ltd
Boxes (Kevin Fenton)
ET Riddiough
Futaba-Tenneco
GKN Aerospace
Glen Dimplex
TRW Automotive
Unison Aerospace Components
Veka Plc
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N e w s t ate o f t h e a r t s c h o o l s , c o ll e g e a n d
u n i ve r s i t y c a m p u s to i n s p i re l e a r n i n g
A New College for Burnley
Incorporating:
Sixth Form Centre
Skills & Adult Centre
University Centre
Opening September 2009
Construction of Burnley’s new super schools, new
college and university campus is well underway, to
inspire learning and meet the educational needs
of the 21st Century. They will provide the latest in
education and training initiatives so that Burnley
can provide a highly-skilled workforce to match
business demands of the future.
The development of a campus for Burnley is
the result of a close partnership between the
University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN) and
Burnley College. The development includes a
£10 million investment by UCLAN in a University
Centre as part of the overall £83m investment
which will also create a Sixth Form Centre and a
Skills and Adult Centre for Burnley College.
“My new role will
involve working with
Deans of Faculty and
Directors of Service
to ensure the highest
possible quality of
service and academic
delivery in Burnley,
and managing
the University’s
relationships with
schools, colleges,
employers and
other stakeholders
in Burnley and East
Lancashire.”
education
The Campus – opening September 20 0 9
Dr Martin Brown, who took up his new position as
Director of the new Burnley Campus on 1st March
2008, will be responsible for the development of
academic programmes and services available
on Burnley’s new campus. Having spent the past
twenty-five years lecturing in universities across
the UK and working in industry, Dr Brown has
developed a wide range of innovative, vocational
and popular university computing courses while
driving through leadership in machine learning,
image processing and computer science.
Dr Martin Brown, one of the UK’s
foremost experts in computer
science, who has been appointed
Director of the Burnley Campus
at the University of Central
Lancashire (UCLAN) says:
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WAQAR AZMI, AGED 11
SEE HOW
FAR YOU
COULD GO
WITH UCLAN
The University of Central Lancashire
has been a strategic partner of Burnley
College for over 20 years. Over 40
university level programmes are already
offered at Burnley College. For the
latest on the provision of the highest
standards of education available here
in Burnley click on to www.uclan.ac.uk
and www.burnley.ac.uk.
DR. WAQAR AZMI OBE
UCLAN GRADUATE AND CHAIRMAN AND MANAGING
PARTNER OF WATERHOUSE CONSULTING GROUP
At the University of Central Lancashire in Preston, we
really do pride ourselves on changing lives.
Which is exactly what we did in helping turn little
Waqar on the left into the impressive chap on the right.
But Waqar’s not alone.
Over 95% of our graduates (way above the national
average) go straight into a career or further study, with
many spectacular successes amongst them.
With a new campus opening in Burnley in September
2009, why not see how far you can go with UCLan?
For more information, call 01772 892 400
or visit www.uclan.ac.uk
MAKES YOU THINK
The new campus will create the most
up to date facilities for Burnley College
incorporating a sixth form centre and
a separate skills and adult centre. For
the first time, the development will also
bring a university directly into Burnley,
as UCLAN will be a key third element of
the campus.
The new College is located on a 10acre site on Princess Way on the edge
of Burnley town centre, providing an
impressive presence on a key gateway
into Burnley. The campus will be easily
accessible by both bus and rail and
from the motorway network.
Designed after extensive consultation
with students and staff, the latest
learning technology based around
Building Schools for the Future
All of Burnley’s current secondary
schools are being replaced with the
building of five new state-of-theart superschools for children aged
between 11 and 16. A new separate
sixth form centre will replace existing
school sixth forms. The schools
have been designed with inputs from
students who wanted to create an
enviroment to inspire learning. For the
latest on the develop stages for each
of the new schools log on to www.
lancashire.gov.uk/education/bsf.
You can rest assured that education
and learning is a major priority in
Burnley. The current high percentage
of GCSE and A Level pass rates is set
to soar with the opening of Burnley’s
new learning facilities.
Burnley is also renowned for some of
the finest industrial training, especially
in the hi- tech manufacturing and
engineering field www.lancsdtc.co.uk.
education
All of which is hardly surprising when you look at our
high calibre of teaching, ground breaking real life
learning environments and the opportunities to gain all
the skills employers are looking for.
The College
Burnley’s new College is the most
ambitious development of its kind to
date in the country.
wireless internet access will be
combined with performance and
exhibition facilities, a large sports hall
and a full sized all weather field.
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“Originating from the
North West and having
worked most of my
career across England, I
found moving to Burnley
some 12 years ago a
pleasant experience.
The town continually
improves and with
its award winning
parks and beautiful
surrounding countryside,
Burnley offers me an
excellent quality of life
and good access to
the whole of the North
of England. I feel very
positive about Burnley.”
Chartered Engineer
Malcolm Beck Limited
A v ib ra nt p l a c e to li ve, w o r k a n d v i s i t
Burnley’s location, at the heart of rural
Pennine Lancashire, is one of the key
factors and benefits to people and
businesses moving to the town, placing
them at the centre of the UK.
Within one hours drive you can access:
• 4 major airports, Manchester, Leeds/
Bradford, Blackpool, Liverpool
• 3 exciting cities of Manchester, Leeds
and Liverpool
Burnley benefits from direct links into the
national motorway via the M65 which
runs through the centre of the borough.
Exciting Waterside Regeneration at the heart of the town centre
English Heritage Commissioner and
best selling author, Bill Bryson, gives
his backing to the multi million pound
plans to transform Burnley’s Historic
canalise area known as the ‘Weavers’
Triangle’:
“I find this whole area terribly exciting.
Its wonderful to see these old buildings
lifestyle
lifestyle
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It is set amongst breathtakingly
beautiful countryside providing a
natural adventure playground.
• 3 national parks : The Lake District,
Yorkshire Dales; Peak District
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being put to new use, because they are too
fantastic to waste and are a vivid reminder of what
made this country great. This area may never be
cotton mills again, but it can be transformed into
wonderful houses, businesses and leisure facilities.”
The Weavers’ Triangle is the name given to an area
of unique canalside heritage located at the heart
of Burnley, just minutes from the town centre. It
is an area widely recognised as one of the most
important architectural Victorian industrial heritage
sites in the North West, which was leading the world
in the 19th Century. It includes a range of assets of
important historic heritage.
Considerable investment is being made in this
area, to transform this sleeping giant into a unique
waterside leisure development at the heart of the
town – creating loft apartment living, art galleries,
restaurants and outdoor theatre.
Kate Thorpe, Development
Manager, Regeneration
and Economic Development,
Burnley Council
lifestyle
Retail and Commercial Centre
Burnley’s shopping centre consistently ranks within
the top 15% of the main towns and cities in the
national shopping stakes and has previously ranked
No.1 out of 23 major towns throughout Lancashire.
“The Weavers’
Triangle regeneration
masterplan creates
a dynamic mixeduse development
capitalising on the
area’s unique heritage
whilst including the
best of contemporary
design that plays a full
role in accelerating the
renaissance of Burnley
Town Centre.”
Building on this retail destination success
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LocationPlan
Kirkwall
Thurso
Wick
Stornoway
Ullapool
Lerwick
Inverness
Key
Aberdeen
Mallaig
Fort William
Motorway
250 miles
Railway
Airport
Ferry
200 miles
Glasgow
Edinburgh
M8
Hamburg
150 miles
Ayr
Campbeltown
Carlisle
Stranraer
100 miles
Newcastle upon Tyne
Belfast
Whitby
M6
50 miles
Lancaster
Douglas
Preston
Burnley
M62
Leeds
Manchester
M6
Liverpool
Zeebrugge
Hull
M62
Holyhead
M1
M56
Dublin
Caernarfon
Nottingham
Chester
King’s Lynn
Stoke-on-Trent
Norwich
M6
Leicester
Aberystwyth
Birmingham
Newtown
Rosslare
M5
Fishguard
Cambridge
Oxford
Gloucester
Swansea
M25
London
Bristol
Cardiff
M20
M23
M3
Exeter
Brighton
Southampton
Dover
Calais
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Penzance
Home Sweet Home
Whatever you imagine your ideal home
to be, Burnley will have it. Executive
homes, traditional cottages, converted
barns, modern bungalows, or large
garden fronted Victorian terrace houses.
New developments are underway to
replace the older housing stock and
houses are being built with the family in
mind, close to parks and schools.
You could own a four-bedroom
detached house in rural setting for
the price of a two-bedroom flat in
the South, with the advantage of
countryside on your doorstep and
stress free journeys to work.
City workers have discovered that
Burnley has plenty to offer when it
comes to buying a home and a good
lifestyle. Many have moved to Burnley
since the M65 was completed, which
links directly to the M6, making access
to Manchester and surround towns
much easier.
lifestyle
M5
As well as providing superb facilities
during the day, the town centre comes
alive at night. If you enjoy the arts
then why not take in a show at the
Mechanics Theatre, or enjoy a night in
some of the trendy bars and eateries.
M40
M4
M48
Great Yarmouth
developers Henry Boot are investing
£70 million on the new Shopping and
Leisure Development (construction
starts Autumn 2009) which will bring
even more high street names to Burnley,
along with new restaurants and leisure
facilities at the heart of the town centre.
Cherbourg
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Roscoff
Indicative map only.
Cartography by Graphics.
Graphics and Communications, © Burnley Council 2008.
Telephone 01282 425011.
Job 3352.
A r t s , m u s e u m s a n d at t ra ct i o n s to r i va l
a ny c i t y b u t i n a r u ra l to w n s e t t i n g
Museums, historic buildings, art,
theatre, quality shopping environment,
beautiful surrounding villages and
countryside and thriving nightlife.
• Towneley Hall, Art Gallery, Museum
and Park – The jewel in Burnley’s
crown, a magnificent 13th century
building, set in the towns largest areas
of parkland.
• Gawthorpe Hall – An Elizabethan gem
in the heart of industrial Lancashire,
which houses a unique collection of
textiles and costume from all over
the world and paintings on loan from
the National Portrait Gallery. Set in
extensive grounds with woodland
walks, the National Trust building also
has close associations with the 17thcentury trial of the Pendle Witches.
attractions
With an extensive range of events,
activities and exhibitions Towneley
provides something for every visitor.
There are exhibitions, woodland walks,
sculpture trails, an organic community
garden, play areas, sports pitches and
two golf courses, ornamental gardens,
a café and a gift shop. For the latest
information on opening times and
events log onto www.burnley.gov.uk/
towneley/site/index.php
• The Singing Ringing Tree – A
spectacular 21st century landmark
for Burnley. Designed by famous
architect Tonkin Liu, this unique
musical sculpture overlooks Burnley
from its position high above the town
at Crown Point giving commanding
spectacular views across Pennine
Lancashire www.panopticons.uk.net/
burnley_story.html.
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Intrigued? Log onto www.nationaltrust.
org.uk
• Miles of great walking, riding and
cycling country – The Burnley Way
and the Pennine Cycleway cover miles
of Burnley’s beautiful countryside,
taking in many of the town’s
attractions on the way including areas
of wildlife importance. Download our
Walking, Riding and Cycling Guide
today – www.visitburnley.com.
• Coal Clough Wind Farm – Set on the
moorlands above Burnley stand 24 wind
turbines, one of the first of its kind in the
UK, converting wind power into clean
electricity and supplying 6,000 homes
with power without releasing harmful
emissions into the atmosphere.
• Canal Heritage and Leisure – The Leeds
& Liverpool canal, which runs through the
heart of Burnley is over 200 years old.
The canal stretches 127 miles and was
the most used freight canal in the country
bringing major industry to Burnley when it
reached the town in 1796.
• The ‘straight mile’ – A stretch of canal
60 ft above the town is considered to be
on of the seven wonders of the British
Waterways System, providing a popular
stopping off point for canal visitors for the
spectacular view over the town centre.
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attractions
• Burnley Mechanics Theatre
presents the very best in shows and
live entertainment. For the latest
events and show listings visit www.
burnleymechanics.co.uk.
• Parkland – Burnley’s award-winning
parks offer 1,000 acres of garden and
woodland, with boating, golf, tennis and
outdoor sports facilities
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St. Peters’ Health & Leisure Centre
The leisure centre provides :
• 2 swimming pools
• 90-station fitness suite
• Group fitness and dance studios
• Squash courts
• Sports halls
• Sauna, steam and spa pool
“Health is affected by where you
live, your income and the lifestyle
you choose. The Partnership
between the NHS and agencies
working to transform Burnley, is
supporting people to choose
healthy ways of living. We are
investing in healthcare and
leisure in Burnley through places
like the St. Peter’s Centre, and
we are keen for people to see it
as their own and make good use
of it”
Kathy Reade, Chair of East Lancashire NHS
Primary Care Trust
health,�sport�&�fi�tness
Burnley has the first combined
health and leisure centre of its kind
in the country. The £29 million St.
Peter’s landmark health and leisure
centre based in the town centre, is
a blueprint for improving the health
and wellbeing of residents. The
centre house leisure, fitness and
National Health Service facilities in
one modern environment.
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B urnley F o otball Club – a club fo r the pe o ple
The face of Turf Moor will change forever with the
building of a new state-of-the-art stand that will
house new leisure, entertainment and corporate
facilities, a new hotel, conference centre and
fitness facilities.
These changes will take the club forward into
the 21st Century well placed to build on former
glories and bring new excitement to the next
generation of townsfolk and supporters.
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Burnley Football Club is already steeped in rich
“Its not just a football
club, it’s football for
the greater good of
society, over 140,000
Burnley residents go
through our community
programmes each year,
it’s the brand of the
Football Club that’s the
magnet.”
Dave Edmundson, one of Burnley’s
greatest Ambassadors, former Chief
Executive at Burnley Football Club,
now General Manager for the Football
League Trust, and recently appointed
HRH Prince of Wales’ BITC Regional
Ambassador for Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR)
Turf Moor, home to Burnley Football Club, is
one of the oldest football league grounds in
existence, having been the home of the Clarets
since February 1883. Lying in the heart of the
town, the club historically has one of the highest
attendance percentages per head of population
in the country, regularly filling the 22,000 allseater stadium that is set to be transformed by a
£30million makeover in the next few years.
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Name
Rachell Brown
Place of Birth
Burnley.
Career
England goal
keeper.
Personal Statement
“You only get out of something what
you put in”. This quote is one that
always keeps me focussed on what I
want to achieve.
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“I enjoy coming back to Burnley and
catching up with old friends. It is an
amazing time for girls’ football in
this country and Burnley FC girls are
doing us all proud. They are one of
the most successful and established
teams in the North West. Several
times a year I am invited to present
awards to the many girls’ teams
in the area and I feel a strong tie
to them all and am proud of the
development of my sport in this
region.
PRIDE IN BURNLEY - Citizenship CAMPAIGN
A Burnley Council campaign.
tradition and history. One of 12
founding members of the Football
League in 1888, Burnley have twice
won the First Division title - now
known as the Premier league - in
1921 and 1960.
The Clarets have also lifted the
FA Cup as far back as 1914, while
recent times have seen the club
elevated to the Championship, one
tier below the top flight.
A football club dedicated to
changing the lives of the people
of Burnley
The Club promotes sport in every
sense, encourages young people
to participate, offering cheer
leading, aerobics, school clubs,
whilst tackling issues such as
obesity and bullying. The club is
also successfully piloting SCARF
(Schools, Anti-Racism and Football)
programme, bringing together
different communities across
Burnley.
It’s the first football club in the
country to be the organising
authority for the Duke of Edinburgh
Awards Scheme, but the club isn’t
just for the young – hundreds of
our senior citizens, Burnley’s Bingo
Babes, enjoy attending the football
clubs social and dancing afternoons.
For more information on the many
activities provided by the Football
Club call 0870 4431882.
On Burnley
“Life in Burnley has shaped me,
and most things about me will
never change. I was first given
the opportunity to play footy when
at St Stephen’s Primary School.
After diving around on the school
playground and several requests
from my parents, Mr Philip Lombard
let me go to football lessons with
the boys. Eventually I was given my
chance and started playing for the
A-team at school. Then I joined Bank
Hall FC and played on Sundays for
the boys.
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Name
General James
Yorke Scarlett
Career
British General and Hero
of Crimean War.
Achievements
General Scarlett led the most
successful cavalry charge in
British history at the Battle of
Balaklava during the Crimean
War, 1854. His battalion
of only 600 men took down
2,000 Russian troops.
Awarded Knight Grand Cross
in the most Honourable Order
of the Bath - a prestigious
military award.
Need to know
General Scarlett was born James Yorke
Scarlett, the second son of the first Lord
Abinger, a title of status in Britain. He came to
Burnley as a young man and it was there that he
met Charlotte Hargreaves, daughter of wealthy
local coalmine owner Colonel Hargreaves of
Bank Hall. They married in 1835.
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Interesting facts
• ItwashisfirstexperienceofrealcombatAND
he was outnumbered 6 to 1 by the enemy.
• Survivedthebattlewithonlyminorcuts,
bruises and a dented helmet.
• Legendhasitthathisghostridesonhorseback through the grounds of his old home of
Bank Hall, what is now Thompson Park.
• Hisvictoryinbattleinspiredthefamouspoem
by Alfred Lord Tennyson ‘The Charge of the
Heavy Brigade at Balaklava’.
• HeisburiedinHolmeChapel,Cliviger,where
over 60,000 people attended his funeral
exceeding the population of Burnley at the
time!
P ro u d h e r i t ag e
Burnley is a town rich in industrial
architecture, but whilst the town is
extremely proud of its industrial ‘cotton’
heritage, the perception of the area
as being one of mills has long been
inaccurate and a distorted reflection of
the vibrant modern town of today.
King Cotton
The second half of the 19th Century
saw Burnley’s development into the
most important cotton-weaving town in
the world.
In 1850 there were some 9,000 looms
in the town, all belonging to firms whose
main business was spinning. By 1900
Burnley had 79,000 looms, the majority
owned by firms engaged solely in
weaving.
One of the main reasons for this
change was the introduction of the new
technique of ring spinning in Oldham
during the 1880s. This made it cheaper
for Burnley manufacturers to buy yarn
rather than spin it themselves.
By 1886 it was claimed that Burnley
was producing a greater length of
cotton cloth than any other town in the
world. For more information on Burnley’s
fascinating history visit and the opening
time of the visitor information centre log
onto www.weaverstriangle.co.uk
“While Manchester was the heart
and Liverpool the lungs of the
industrial revolution, Lancashire
and Burnley in particular was
the muscle and should be proud
to remember how it created the
world.”
The late Anthony H. Wilson, Dreaming of
Pennine Lancashire
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By the start of 1853, after 14 years in
command of his regiment, Scarlett was ready
to retire when he was called upon to defend
the country in the Crimean War. It was then on
October 25th 1854 that his role in history was
made.
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Housing & Community Initiatives
Accent North West Ltd
Providing high quality, affordable housing for
local people
Tel 01282 458212
Email: [email protected]
www.accentgroup.org
For HigHest standards oF
engineering, Quality and service
By investing in the highest level of available
technology and by putting into practice
applied quality and statistical control systems,
BCW Engineering and management offer
total engineering, production, design and
management solutions including but not
limited to:
• Aerospace/Avionics
• Automotive and marine components from
prototypes to volume production
Complementing manufacturing in the UK, BCW
manufacture in India and source engineering
products and services globally.
Tel: 0845 6052222
Building Bridges
Tackling racism and bringing communities
together
Tel: 01282 838555
Burnley Youth Theatre
Providing high quality performing arts
activities for young people.
Tel: 01282 427767
www.burnleyyouththeatre.com
Calico Housing Ltd
Providing social housing for local people
Tel: 01282 686500
East Lancs Together
Building Schools for the Future
Transforming secondary schools for the future
Tel: 01772 531259
Sure Start
Giving children the best start in life
Units 21-24, Smallshaw Industrial Estate, Phoenix Way, Burnley, Lancashire BB11 5SX
Tel: 01282 839020 Fax: 01282 839035 www.bcw-engineering.co.uk
Tel: 01282 436324 Ext. 150
Multi-Agency Problem Solving
Tel: 01282 477296
Participation Works
Working with young people to resolve conflict
Tel: 01282 411182
The Basement Project
Developing young peoples creative talents
through art and music
Central Methodist Church
Tel: 01282 389323
www.thebasementproject.co.uk
Education & Skills
Tel: 01282 711222
www.burnley.ac.uk
Lancashire Digital Technology Centre
Faith Co-ordinator
Bringing together different communities
Tel: 01254 300480
www.lancashire-ep.org.uk
Burnley College – Student Services
The Lancashire Digital Technology
Centre is the location for BCW’s
design and prove out facility. This
division improves and advances
engineering production methods to
give product cost out. In addition
it provides designs for tooling and
other engineering products.
Improving Housing in East Lancashire
Neighbourhood Area Work
Co-ordinator
Tel: 01282 425011 Ext 2119
www.elevate-eastlancs.co.uk
www.calicohousing.co.uk
Building Futures
Improving motivation & skills for people out of work.
Vedas Recruitment & Training Ltd
Tel: 01282 832211
Burnley FC Community Programme
Getting young people interested in sport and learning.
Tel: 01282 700081
Evolve
Sure Start Southwest Burnley
Tel: 01282 832249
www.southwestburnley.surestart.org.uk
Helping people not in work to find a job.
Tel: 01282 664746
Sure Start Duke Bar and Burnley Wood
Tel: 01282 452714
www.dukebarburnleywood.surestarg.org
License to Skill
Sure Start Daneshouse & Stoneyholme
Tel: 01282 452714
www.surestart-daneshouse.co.uk
Encouraging employers to help disadvantaged
job seekers find work.
Vedas Recruitment & Training Ltd
Tel: 01282 832211
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• Tooling and gauging for the above or for
the third party use, designed, developed
and produced in house
Anti-Social Behaviour Hotline
Elevate
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Education & Skills – Schools
Burnley Schools
www.lancashire.gov.uk/education
Shuttleworth College
Kiddrow Lane, Burnley, BB12 6LH
Tel: 01282 777705 Fax: 01282 775054
Burnley Schools’ Sixth Form
Heald Road, Burnley, BB10 1JB
Tel: 01282 436324 Fax: 01282 832434
Unity College
Towneley Holmes, Burnley, BB11 3EN
Tel: 01282 436311 Fax: 01282 430247
Sir John Thursby Community College
Eastern Avenue, Burnley, BB10 2AT
Tel: 01282 436321 Fax: 01282 830922
Blessed Trinity RC College
Coal Clough Lane, Burnley, BB11 5BT
and Ormerod Road, Burnley, BB10 3AA
Tel: 01282 436314 Fax: 01282 832198
Hameldon Community College
Byron Street, Burnley, BB12 6NU
Tel: 01282 775111 Fax: 01282 779350
Special Schools:
Ridgewood Community High School
March Street, Burnley, BB12 0BU
Tel: 01282 433946 Fax: 01282 839141
The Rose School
Swindon Street, Burnley, BB11 4PF
Tel: 021282 453072 Fax: 01282 426842
Delivering Burnley’s Vision
The History of the House
Rosehill House Hotel was built in 1856, for wealthy cotton mill owner Adam Dugdale.
The house went through several changes of ownership, including the mayor of Burnley,
Mr Sam Taylor, and was also occupied by the home guard during the second world
war. Rosehill House was then converted into a hotel in 1963. Many of the elaborate
features of the original decor have been retained, including a number of beautifully
ornate ceilings, which give the hotel a unique charm and character.
The Restaurant
Inventive and creative, choose from our extensive range of modern English cuisine.
For that formal but intimate occasion it must be Dugdales, within the wood-panelled
dining room where quality is the hallmark. Our head chef offers the finest dishes from
the freshest ingredients, created with flair and imagination.
The Bedrooms
The Rosehill house welcome males you feel as though you are living in your own
country house, with all the facilities that implies. The hotel features 34 individuallydesigned bedrooms.
Each room has a character of its own and whether staying in the main house or the
splendidly restored coach house, there are fine antiques, exquisite soft furnishings
and yet all the modern-day facilities that you would expect from a first-class, familyrun, country house hotel. The rooms and suites combine today’s comforts with an
opportunity to feel the history that the rooms have experienced.
Rosehill House Hotel, Rosehill Ave, Burnley BB11 2PW
[ T ] : 01282 453931 [ F] : 01282 455628
[ E] : [email protected] [W ] : www.rosehillhousehotel.co.uk
A partnership of the private, public, voluntary,
community and faith sectors to promote the
well-being of all the citizens of the borough.
Tel: 01282 477170
www.burnleyactionpartnership.com
Burnley Vision Board
A group of the private and public sector working
together to drive forward the local economy.
Tel: 01282 664729
Business in the Community
BITC’s purpose is to inspire, engage, support
and challenge companies to continually
improve the impact they have on society in the
area of marketplace, workplace, environment
and community.
Tel: 0161 233 7750
www. [email protected]
Advanced manufacturing centre of excellence,
providing training and R&D support to
businesses in Lancashire and across the
North West.
Tel: 01282 872500
www.lancsdtc.co.uk
The Prince’s Trust
Helping young people aged 14-30 to overcome
barriers and get their lives working
Tel: 01282 714161
The Prince’s School for Traditional Arts
Working with Muslims and other faith communities
through educational programmes.
Tel: 0207 613 8500
Email: patricia.araneta@
princesschooltraditionalarts.org
The Prince’s Foundation for the Built
Environment
Foster a greater understanding of good town
design principles.
Tel: 0771 866 0441
The Prince’s Foundation for Integrated
Health
Promotes a holistic and integrated approach to
healthcare.
Tel: 020 119 3102
Town Centre & Weavers’ Triangle
Masterplanning
Regeneration & Economic Development,
Burnley Council
Tel: 01282 664739
The Rosehill house enjoys an enviable reputation for its peerless style and welcoming
atmosphere. The ideal place to relax, the Rosehill will take you back in time to a bygone
era and make you feel like the personal guest of a genial host.
Burnley Action Partnership
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Transforming our Environment
Burnley Borough Council
Contact Burnley, Parker Lane, Burnley
For all council enquiries:
Tel: 01282 425011
Name
Craig Heap
Place of Birth
Burnley.
Career
Gymnast.
Achievements
Commonwealth Games Gold
Medal Winner 1998 & 2002.
Sydney Olympic Games 2000.
(The only male gymnast
representing Great Britain)
3 x British Champion.
1 x English Champion.
5 x European Championships.
5 x World Championships.
Personal Statement
“Its not the winning, it’s the taking part and
doing your best”.
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“I love Burnley. People in Burnley are
always warm and friendly.” “When I was
at the Olympics I thought ‘not bad for a
Burnley lad’!”
“I grew up on a farm in Burnley and worked
there until I was 21. I started life wearing
wellies and ended up wearing gym shoes at the
Olympic and Commonwealth games, golden
ones at that!”
Current status
“I retired from gymnastics at the age of 29,
and now work in primary schools inspiring
young people to get fit and exercise more”.
Teaching residents and visitors about
developing natural ecosystems and
sustainable solutions to the environmental
problems facing their world, on a local,
practical, hands on setting in Towneley’s
grounds.
Tel: 01282 430433
www.offshoots.org.uk
Working to improve the quality of the local
environment
Tel: 01282 430433
Email:[email protected]
www.groundwork.org.uk/elancs
Rockwater Bird Conservation Centre
Foxstones Lane, Nr Mereclough, Cliviger,
Burnley
Tel: 01282 415016
St Peter’s Health & Leisure Centre
Bringing together, sport, fitness and health
services under one roof
Tel: 01282 664444
Forest of Burnley
Set up to double the area of woodland in
Burnley
Tel: 01282 664636
Lancashire County
Councillors
Burnley Borough Council and Lancashire
County Council. Names, addresses &
telephone nos. are available from the
Council’s Chief Executive’s Office & Central
Services Dept.
Tel: 01282 425011
Fax: 01282 438772
www.burnley.gov.uk/councillors
Children and Young Peoples
Directorate
Area Education Office, The Globe Centre,
St James Square, Accrington, Lancs,
BB5 0RE
Tel: 01254 220500
www.lancashire.gov.uk
County Information Centre
Bus Station, Burnley Town Centre
Tel: 01282 423125
Fax: 01282 454086
District Librarian
Central Library, Grimshaw St, Burnley,
BB11 2BD
Tel: 01282 437115
Fax: 01282 452869
www.lancashire.gov.uk/libraries
Deputy Superintendent Registrar of
Births, Deaths and Marriages
12 Nicholas Street, Burnley, Lancs, BB11 2AQ
Tel: 0845 053 0021
Fax: 01282 412221
Education Information Officer (Burnley)
Central Library, Grimshaw St, Burnley, BB11 2BD
Tel: 01282 838849
Social Care Services
Chaddesley House, Manchester Road, Burnley,
BB11 1HW
Tel: 01282 425961
Fax: 01282 470142
Trading Standards Department
58-60 Guild Hall Street, Preston, Lancs, PR1 3NU
Tel: 0845 404 0506
[email protected]
Young People’s Service
Information, advice & guidance on a wide range of
issues affecting young people, places to go and
things to do and help and support where needed.
9-11 Hall Street, Burnley, Lancashire, BB11 1QJ
Tel: 01282 478600
Fax: 01282 478601
www.lancsycs.org-goforit
On Burnley
“I started my gymnastics at the age of 9,
in Burnley’s very own William Thompson
Recreation Centre, I also admit to bouncing
on my parents bed! I trained here until I was
19 then travelled to Manchester to train for
2 years, at the age of 21 I moved to Lilleshall
National Sports Centre to train full time with
the British Squad.
Offshoots
Groundwork East Lancashire
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Business Support Organisations
Burnley College
(Business Development Unit)
Centre for Higher Education and Professional
Studies
Calderhouse, St James Street, Burnley, BB11 1QL
Tel: 01282 711245/711335
www.burnley.ac.uk
Burnley Enterprise Trust Ltd
Name
Alastair Campbell
Place of Birth
Keighley, Yorkshire.
Career
Journalist, Political
Reporter, Public
Relations.
Personal Statement
“Though not from Burnley I feel an
intense connection with the town”
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Alastair’s Career:
“I trained as a journalist after leaving
University, working first on local papers
then at the Daily Mirror in London.
“I am a dedicated fund raiser for
Leukaemia Research and Burnley
Football Club”.
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“I became interested in politics and
became a political reporter 20 years
ago, and in 1994 Tony Blair asked me
to be his press secretary, this is when I
become well known”.
Business Link North West
City Office Parks, Bluebell Way, Preston, PR2 5PZ
Tel: 0845 00 66 888
www.businesslink.gov.uk/northwest
Chamber of Commerce
Red Rose Court, Clayton Business Park,
Clayton-le-Moors, Accrington, Lancs, BB5 5JR.
Tel: 01254 356400
Fax: 01254 388900
www. chamberelancs.co.uk
Exporting Consultation: Export Documentation;
Importing Consultation; International Market
Research; Training for Exports; Employment
Law; Discounted Products and Services:
Procurement Advice; Purchasing Opportunities;
Supply Opportunities.
New Era Enterprises Ltd
23 St. James’s Row, Burnley, BB11 1EY
Tel: 01282 450536
Fax: 01282 450987
www.newera.coop
New Era Enterprises is a dynamic, cooperatively run local business based in
Burnley. We work to promote community
development, employment prospects and
offer training for the people of Lancashire,
and specifically Burnley, Pendle, Hyndburn &
Rossendale. For more about our work, see
our website
Town Centre Management
Colin Hill, Market Hall Burnley, BB11 1AX
Tel: 01282 664654
www. burnley.gov.uk
Conference And Exhibition Facilities
Burnley Football Club
Turf Moor, Harry Potts Way, Burnley, Lancs,
BB10 4BX
Tel: 0871 221 1882
Fax: 01282 700014
Ticketline: 0871 221 1914
www.burnleyfc.com
Conference facilities for 12-500 people, 500
car parking spaces. Caters for trade shows,
exhibitions, banquets, weddings and private
parties.
Northbridge House
Nova Scotia Wharf, Bolton Road, Blackburn,
Lancashire, BB2 3GE
Tel: 01254 676747
Fax: 01254 682288
www. lancsbea.co.uk
Advice on Environmental Issues, Energy
Efficiency, Water Usage, Waste Management,
Health and Safety Avice; Environmental
Grants; Advice on ISO 14001; Advice on Land/
Groundwater Contamination.
Elm Street, Burnley, Lancs, BB10 1PD
Tel: 01282 714200
www.northbridgehouse.co.uk
New air-conditioned conference facilities, with
the latest audio visual technology. Ideal for
training seminars and customer presentations.
Ample free parking on site.
Lancashire Digital
Technology Centre
Bancroft Road, Burnley, Lancashire, BB10 2TP
Tel: 01282 872500
www.lancsdtc.co.uk
East Lancashire’s state-of-the-art meeting
and conference facilities at the new centre of
excellence for technology are now available
for booking. The centre provides the latest,
high quality, advanced technology conference
and meeting facilities. If you are looking for a
modern meeting environment for staff training,
product launches, presentations, conferences,
seminars, meetings or informal brain storming
sessions in a comfortable, modern, forward
looking environment. Secure on site parking
and café.
On Burnley
“I have an intense connection to Burnley
because I’ve followed Burnley Football
Club for more than 40 years. The
Club has given me some of the best
memories of my life and I have an
enormous affection for the town, its
people and the surrounding countryside.
Bancroft Road, Burnley, BB10 2TP
Tel: 01282 872350
Fax: 01282 872359
www.burnleyenterprise.co.uk
Business planning and support for start-up
businesses.
Lancashire Business
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Public Services
Burnley College
Ormerod Road, Burnley, Lancs, BB11 2RX
Tel: 01282 711200 Fax: 01282 415063
www.burnley.ac.uk
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Malcolm Hebden
47 Parker Lane, Burnley, Lancs, BB11 2BU
Tel: 0844 499 4133
www.adviceguide.org.uk
Place of Birth
Burnley.
Job Centre Plus
Career
Actor.
(Best known for his
role of Norris in
Coronation Street)
Lee-Moran House, Victoria Street, Burnley,
Lancs, BB11 1DD
Tel: 01282 663000
www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk
Job Centre Plus
Burnley Central Library
Burnley Benefit Delivery Centre
Brun House, Kingsway, Burnley, Lancs, BB11 1AG
Tel: 0845 6088502
www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk
On Burnley
“I was recently asked to write an
introduction for a book describing
aspects of life in Burnley when I was
young. I started by saying: There
was always a spring in my step when
I walked up the street to the Ribble
Social Club, because above it was
the rehearsal home of the Highcliffe
Amateur Dramatic Society.
Royal Blackburn Hospital
“Burnley’s library was the holding place
for all the drama and poetry in the
county, which was a godsend for me,
especially as a mature student. Much
to my amazement, I found myself at
college when I was 27 and, with the
required qualifications, at the drama
college of my choice when I was 28,
thanks to a grant from the county.
So it was all there for me – Burnley,
Lancashire.... the World!”
HM Revenue & Customs – Burnley
Towneley House, Kingsway, Burnley, Lancs,
BB11 2DZ
Tel: 0845 301 1441
www.hmrc.gov.uk
Responsible for Tax, National Insurance,
Statutory Sick and Maternity Pay, the National
Minimum Wage, recovery of student loans, and
tax credits.
Personal Statement
“Burnley opened doors for me, it can
open doors for anyone”.
“What I want to say now, is that Burnley
opened doors for me. It can open
doors for anyone. It can start you
off on your chosen path, when all the
odds seem against you. The Amateur
Dramatic Society opened a new world
for a Burnley lad in the fifties and led
me into a life I have loved ever since.
Burnley can initiate whatever course
of action you want to take; afford the
opportunities – and it’s never too late!.
Burnley General Hospital, Casterton Avenue,
Burnley, BB10 2PQ
Tel: 01282 425071 Fax: 01282 425071
www.elht.nhs.uk
Haslingden Road, Blackburn, Lancs, BB2 3HH
Tel: 01254 263555 Fax: 01254 293512
www.elht.nhs.uk
Grimshaw Street, Burnley, Lancs, BB11 2BD
Tel: 01282 437115 Fax: 01282 831682
For more information on other branches in the
town call 01282 437115
Leisure in Burnley
Clubs & Organisations
Information on local clubs and organisations
can be obtained from:
Central Library, Grimshaw Street, Burnley,
Lancs, BB11 2BD.
Tel: 01282 437115
St Peters Leisure Centre
Church Street, Burnley, BB11 2DL
Tel: 01282 664444 Fax: 01282 664464
www.burnley.gov.uk
Spirit of Sport Centre
Omerod Road, Burnley, BB10 3AA
Tel: 01282 430493
www.burnley.gov.uk
AMF Bowling
Burnley Bowl, Finsley Gate, Burnley, Lancs,
BB11 2HE
Tel: 0844 826 3012 Fax: 01282 430740
[email protected]
Modern bowling alley with latest hi-tech equipment.
Open every day except Christmas Day.
Arts, Entertainment, Tourism Services and Information
Apollo Cinema
Hollywood Park, Manchester Road, Burnley
BB11 2EJ
Info/Booking: 0871 220 6000
www.apollocinemas.co.uk
9 Screens, DTS Sound, Computerised Booking,
Automated Ticket Collection, Free Car Parking,
Luxury Seating.
Burnley Mechanics
Manchester Road, Burnley, BB11 1JA
Tel: 01282 664411
Box Office: 01282 664400
Fax: 01282 664431
www.burnleymechanics.co.uk
Burnley Tourist Information Centre
Burnley Bus Station, Croft Street, Burnley,
Lancashire, BB11 2DE
Tel: 01282 664421
www.visitburnley.com
Mid Pennine Arts Association
Mid Pennine Gallery, York Street, Burnley,
Tel: 01282 421986
www.midpenninearts.org.uk
Towneley Hall Art Gallery and Museum
Towneley Park, Burnley, BB11 3RQ
Tel: 01282 424213
www.towneleyhall.org.uk
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Burnley General Urgent Care Centre
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Member of Parliament (MP)
Mrs Kitty Ussher, MP
(Office address) 2 Victoria Street, Burnley,
Lancs, BB11 1DD
Tel: 01282 450840
Fax: 01282 839623
www.kittyussher.com
Post Offices
Head Post Office
27 Hargreaves Street, Burnley, Lancs,
BB11 1AY
Tel: 0845 722 3344
www.postoffice.co.uk
Shopping Centre Information Point
Charter Walk Shopping Centre
26 Market Promenade, Burnley, BB11 1AE
Tel: 01282 425368
Fax: 01282 427058
www.charterwalk.com
Police
Burnley Police Station
(Divisional Headquarters)
Parker Lane, Burnley, BB12 8EF
Tel: 01282 425001 Fax: 01282 425032
www.lancashire.police.uk
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Padiham Police Station
Station Road, Padiham, Lancs, BB12 8EF
Tel: 01282 425001
www.lancashire.police.uk
Transport
National Rail Enquiries
Tel: 08457 484950
www.nationalrail.co.uk
Traveline
Bus, Coach and Rail Enquiries throughout
the UK
Tel: 0845 200 2233
www.traveline.org.uk
Lancashire County Council Transport
Burnley Information Centre
Tel: 01282 423125
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biodiesel produced is fully tested onsite in our biodiesel lab by highly-trained chemists.
For more information please contact us or visit our website.
Manufacturing paint since 1907 Dexter Paints Ltd are Lancashire’s oldest independent
decorators merchant, manufacturing a wide range of products including industrial paints,
all automotive and refinish products, all decorative paints and sundries including a fantastic
range of wallpapers. We also stock a wide variety of equipment including spray guns,
spray units and service equipment some of which are available for hire. We have branches
located around the north west including Burnley branch, Preston, Atherton and Blackburn.
Delivery service is available from all branches.
T. 01282 425368
W. www.charterwalk.com
Dexter Paints Ltd
Dexter Biofuels Ltd
Dexter House, Trafalgar Street
Burnley, Lancashire, BB11 1RE
PF/BW/I2P/1008
Phone: 01282 453355
Fax: 01282 414573
Web: www.dexterbiofuels.com
Printed in Great Britain
978-0-7140-3840-7

Proud of our past, looking to our future Burnley

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