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Burnley is to be found in the North West of England in an area known as East Lancashire and was at one time producing a greater length of cotton cloth that any other in the world. It all started around 1296 when a fulling mill was built on the banks of the River Brun. Fulfilling is a process of cleansing, shrinking and thickening the cloth by moisture, heat and pressure, this process effectively cleans and thickens the cloth.
The 18th century was of great importance to Burnley, firstly was the introduction of worsted manufacture and by the end of the century Burnley was an important centre for worsted cloth. Then in the second half of the 18th century the manufacture of cotton began to replace that of wool and the Industrial Revolution had brought mechanisation to what had been a cottage industry.
This industrial development required more manpower and records show that the population in Burnley in 1801 was around 4000 – by 1851 the population had increased to 21,000.
In 1850 there were some 9,000 looms in the town and by 1900 Burnley had 79,000 looms. Together with the cotton and wool mills there were corn mills, iron and brass foundries, machinery works and other industries working in and around the town.
The early part of the 20th Century started well for Burnley but by the mid 30’s mass unemployment was starting to hit the town and the increased use of man made material dealt a further blow to the town’s prosperity. Today Burnley has only a handful of firms producing textiles.
The mills and looms of yesterday may have now gone but these have been replaced by new purpose built industry and technology parks together with new modern upmarket housing developments. The Leeds Liverpool canal that once brought and took goods to the town is now a feature of the area with tourist barges and ramblers.
Good road and rail links mean that access to the town of Burnley is excellent, the manor homes of yesterday attract more tourists to Towneley Hall and Gawthorpe Hall whilst the Charter Shopping Centre in the town centre provides a myriad of stores whilst Burnley still enjoys a traditional market.
Population 75,000.
Accountant
Adeptes Accountants
ALX Accountants
ASC Lancashire & Cumbria
D P M Accounting Services Ltd
Dymond Ashworth Ltd
K M Chartered Accountants
McParland & Partners Ltd
Attraction
Gawthorpe Hall
Horses and Ponies Protection Association
Mid Pennine Gallery
Queen Street Mill Textile Museum
Towneley Hall Art Gallery and Museum
Weavers' Triangle Visitor Centre
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Alexander Hotel *book online*
Premier Inn Burnley *book online*
Sparrow Hawk Hotel *book online*
Travelodge Burnley *book online*
Care Home
Palace House Care Home
Charity
Horses and Ponies Protection Association
PAPYRUS (Prevention of Young Suicide)
Church
St Peter's Church
Cinema
Apollo Cinemas
Classes
Dance - Burnley Dance Centre
Club
Carpe Diem Ltd
Iron Works Nightclub
Council
Burnley Borough Council
Dentist
Briercliffe Road Dental Practice
Padiham Dental Practice
Petrie Tucker & Partners
The Terrace Dental Practice
Doctor
Burnley Wood Medical Centre
Colne Road Surgery
Daneshouse Medical Centre
Ightenhill Medical Centre
Manchester Road Surgery
Estate Agent
Bhatti & Co
Combined Property Management Ltd
Cornerstone Independent Estate Agents
Harris & Moss
Petty & Co
Reeds Rains Estate Agents
Golf Club
Burnley
Towneley Golf Club
Health and Fitness Club
Invigor8 Health & Fitness
Inn
Sparrow Hawk Hotel
Market
Burnley Market Hall
Burnley Open Market
Collectors Fairs
Kings Mill Car Boot
Pub and Bar
Britannia Inn
Coaching House
Derby Inn
Garden Bar
Holiday Inn Express
Inn At Burnley Wharf
Number Nine Bar & Brewery
Oaks Hotel
Old Red Lion
Victoria Inn
Woodman Inn
Restaurant
Aldos
Bella Italia
Farriers Loft
Gram Bangla Indian Restaurant
Inn At Burnley Wharf
Matz Brasserie
Oaks Hotel
Regent
Usha Indian Restaurant
Woodman Inn
Solicitor
Clifford Smith & Buchanan
Sfn Solicitors
Southerns
Walker Crompton Halliwell
Taxi
1st Call Taxis
A1 Taxis
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Delta Cabs
Theatre
Burnley Mechanics
Vet
David Greenhalgh Veterinary Centre
Sports Clubs
Brunokwai - Burnley Judo Club (Martial Arts)
Burnley Athletic Club (Athletics)
Burnley Football Club (Football)
Burnley United (Amateur Football)
Lowerhouse CC (Cricket)
Shops
Daisy Chain
Badger Books
Brady Florist
Boots
Early Learning Centre
Rymans
Waterlife & Pets
Dorothy Perkins
B Pearson
Stephen C Bye
Stompers
L J & R Footwear
J D Sports
Staples
Phones 4 U
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BodyShop
Howarth Gallery
H Samuel
Ernest Jones
Mothercare
Superdrug
Millets
Comet
Dreams
J J B Sports
Pets At Home
Elegant Enhancements
Flavours Tea Room
Cornerhouse
Kathleen’s Florist
Thelma Gray Jewellers
River Island
Topshop
Antiques
Lonesome Pine Antiques
Brun-Lea Antiques
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West Pennine Antiques
Activities
Coldwell Activity Centre(Adventure)
Zest Activity Club UK(Adventure)
Clayton Velo(Cycling)
Crowwood Leisure & Equestrian Centre(Riding)
Herd House Riding School(Riding)
Royle Equestrian Centre(Riding)
Rossendale Valley Water Park(Water Sports)
Places to Stay near Burnley
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Sparrow Hawk Hotel
(0.37 miles)
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Alexander Hotel
(0.65 miles)
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The Alexander Hotel is situated in quiet surroundings near to the beautiful 15th century Towneley Hall and Park. The family run hotel features 16 tastefully furnished, centrally heated en-suite rooms, all ... more
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Travelodge Burnley
(0.66 miles)
There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... more
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Rosehill House Hotel
(0.66 miles)
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Built in 1856, Rosehill House is half a mile south of Burnley town centre. It has retained much of its original architecture and offers free parking and free wireless internet.
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Premier Inn Burnley
(0.72 miles)
Ideally located within easy reach of the M65 and national rail links. For shops and local amenities, Burnley town centre is less than a mile away. Local attractions include Turf Moor football stadium, a cinema, ...
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Holiday Inn Express
(1.55 miles)
The newly opened Holiday Inn Express Burnley M65 J10 has 102 self contained modern bedrooms which all come equipped with direct dial phones, high speed internet access , 26" LCD TV's, Freeview, satellite TV, blockbuster ...
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Oaks Hotel
(2.20 miles)
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Nestled amid 4 acres of landscaped gardens, this renovated Victorian mansion offers attractive accommodation, an effortless drive away from junction 12 of the M65.
Boasting a rich heritage, the hotel has been ... more
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Best Western Higher Trapp Country House Hotel
(4.39 miles)
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Nestled amid over 4 acres of magnificent terraced gardens, this charming country house is beautifully set on the enchanting Pendle Hillside, boasting panoramic views over the Lancashire countryside.
Originally built in the ... more
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Number 678
(5.22 miles)
Situated in fashionable rural Rossendale close to major motorway networks, the location of the no678 is complemented by ample parking, a contemporary interior, and a calming atmosphere with a riverside location adding that extra 'tranquility', ... more
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Norwood Hotel
(5.51 miles)
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Victorian property, full of character, Quality feel, flat screen TV, ALL ROOMS NON SMOKING, free internet provided,Won ETB Silver Award for high standards for third year running, best breakfast around, ... more
