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County - Lancashire | Map
Tel code: 01257 | code search
Postcode: PR7 | code search
Population: 41400
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Thyme & Plaice
"Having been to the Thyme & Plaice for the first time, I can honestly say, it was excellent food and excellent value for money. It is refreshing to be able to ..." More

Inglewood Boutique B&B
"Good Points: Very clean, moved to double room - as no-one else was staying in the upper rooms my room became an ensuite at no extra cost Bad Points: failure to ..." More

Hartwood Hall
"Good Points: Very convenient to the motorway and to the event that we where attending. Good choice of meals. Bad Points: Room lighting was poor esp.upon entry to the room, energy ..." More

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"A foodie taking a break in a cottage in the Northwest? For a quick way to stock up on regional produce, regional specialities, organic vegetables and the finer things in ..." More

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In around 1251 the settlement of Cherlegh and the town was not officially Chorley until 1793 through an Act of Parliament. As far back as 1498 Chorley was a market town, a tradition that continues today, there are two main areas – The Flat Iron (known locally as “The Cattle Market”) and Chorley Covered Market which makes up the centre of the town with static lock up stalls.. Located in the County of Lancashire in the North West of England there is evidence that the Romans also visited the area, a hoard of Roman coins found were off Southport Road in around 1820. During the 1800’s Chorley was an important manufacturer of cotton, yarns calicoes and other cloth material as well as railway wagon building. Around Chorley there were bleachfields, printworks, coal; mines ands stone quarrying all contributing to the growth of the town. In 1935 the government at that time decided to erect a new arsenal in Chorley and to start manufacturing munitions, Chorley was the elected location and at the height of production it employed 28,000 people. In keeping with the wealth generated the area boats a number of stately homes, parks and gardens. Astley Hall is a Tudor mansion set in around 100 acres of parkland and today the hall is a museum and art gallery. As well as the surrounding parkland and woodland there are ample outdoor activities and residents and visitors alike can appreciate this market town.

Attraction

Astley Hall
Camelot Theme Park
Heskin Hall

Budget

Hunters Lodge Motel *book online*
Premier Inn Chorley North *book online*
Premier Inn Chorley South *book online*
Premier Travel Lodge Chorley *book online*

Care Home

Euxton Park Care Home
Lakeview Care Home

Classes

Yoga - Debbie Fraser

Club

Applejax

Council

Chorley Borough Council

Dentist

Atherleigh Dental Practice
Coppull Dental Practice

Doctor

Acreswood Surgery
Adlington Medical Centre
Croston Medical Centre
Cunliffe Medical Centre
The Health Centre

Estate Agent

Bairstow Eves North West Ltd

Black Horse Agencies - Entwistle Green
Halifax Property Services
Ince Williamson
Town & Village Properties

Golf Club

Charnock Richard
Chorley
Duxbury Jubilee Park

Inn

Hartwood Hall

Market

Chorley Covered Market
Chorley Flat Iron Car Boot & Flea Market
Chorley Flat Iron Market
Chorley Food & Craft Market

Pub and Bar

Blob Shop
Derby Arms
Duke of York
Harpers Arms
Hop Pocket
Masons Arms
Oak Tree Inn
Potters Arms

Railway Inn
Shepherds Arms

Restaurant

Blue Elephant
Boatel Cruises
Coach House Brasserie
Duke of York
Hop Pocket
Parmesan & Pepper
Thyme & Plaice
Veena

Solicitor

Kevill Kirkham & Grayson
Stanley H Cross & Co
Wallwork & Co

Taxi

44 Taxis
A & M Taxis
A2B Taxis Chorley
Chorley Taxis
Star Cars

Vet

Hillcrest Animal Health Ltd

Sports Clubs

Chorley CC (Cricket)

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Chorley Panthers ARLFC (Rugby League)
Clayton Green Judo Club (Martial Arts)

Shops

Book Clearance Centre
Easthams Florist
Boots
Birkacre Nurseries Ltd
Adlington Pet Supplies
The Pet Shop
Bamford & Parker
Sutcliffes
Feet First
Footprints
FairlyGoods
Halfords
The Picture Shop
Wickes
Chorley Health Food Store Ltd
H Samuel
Gamestation
Superdrug

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B&Q
Rowlands Pharmacy
Handmade Heaven
Specsavers
J J B Sports
Gillibrand Flowers

Antiques

Heskin Hall Antiques
Nostalgia Antiques

Activities

Lancaster House Farm(Fishing)
Arkenfield Equestrian Centre(Riding)

Places to Stay near Chorley

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Inglewood Boutique B&B (0.27 miles)

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This Edwardian town house has been carefully converted into a boutique bed and breakfast offering free Wi-Fi, free parking and stylish accommodation at a reasonable price.
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Premier Inn Chorley South (1.04 miles)

Premier Inn Chorley South
Ideally located within easy reach of the M61 and M6. Local attractions include 3 Golf courses, Camelot theme park and Fredericks ice cream parlour. Conveniently located for Chorley train station. For shops and local amenities ... More | visit website
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Hartwood Hall (1.43 miles)

Hartwood Hall

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Situated on the outskirts of the charming market town of Chorley, this former coaching inn is just minutes away from the M61, enabling easy access to Preston, Manchester and North Lancashire. Just ... More

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Premier Travel Lodge Chorley (1.85 miles)

With more than 450 hotels on major routes across the UK, you're sure to find a Premier Travel Inn to suit you. And wherever you go you'll find comfy well-equipped bedrooms- everything you want for ... More
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Hunters Lodge Motel (2.07 miles)

Hunters Lodge Motel

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A friendly, family run motel, ideally situated for West Lancashire. Specialising in value for money overnight accommodation. Hunters Lodge Motel is a family run hotel offering affordable & conveniently located accommodation in ... More

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Shaw Hill Golf and Country Club (2.17 miles)

Shaw Hill Golf and Country Club

Sitting like a crown above an 18 hole championship golf course, Shaw Hill's magnificent Georgian exterior is matched only by the beauty of the many original features, and lavish furnishings inside the building.

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Days Inn Charnock Richard - M6 (2.91 miles)

Days Inn Charnock Richard - M6
Free wi-fi facilities when you book this hotel. After a refurbishement of both Family rooms and Executive Double rooms, Days Inn Charnock Richard now has many great features to offer you. The Hotel is now equipped ... More | visit website
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Park Hall Hotel (2.92 miles)

Park Hall Hotel
The new-look Best Western Park Hall Hotel is nearing completion of a multi- million pound refurbishment programme, ensuring the hotels facilities are second to none. Surrounded by over 100 acres of beautiful wooded countryside, yet ... More | visit website
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Travelodge Preston Chorley (3.52 miles)

Travelodge Preston Chorley

Located on the A6 Road to Chorley, 6 miles from the Camelot Theme Park, this Travelodge provides contemporary quality accommodation and an ideal base for exploring the surrounding attractions and countryside. Spacious en-suite rooms, TV ... More | visit website

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Pines Hotel (3.77 miles)

Pines Hotel

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The Pines Hotel was built in 1895 and was originally a private gentleman's residence of Victorian design. Situated in landscaped gardens and mature woodlands, the hotel offers every modern comfort and ... More

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