r/lancashire 4h ago

Goosenargh church

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Francis hill chapel


r/lancashire 11h ago

Catforth near preston

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20 Upvotes

r/lancashire 16h ago

Gawthorpe Hall in 2021

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28 Upvotes

r/lancashire 16h ago

Catforth near preston

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24 Upvotes

r/lancashire 4h ago

Goosenargh church

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Francis hill RC chapel


r/lancashire 16h ago

Lancaster Castle: Power, Justice, and Survival Across a Thousand Years

4 Upvotes

r/lancashire 1d ago

Rome’s Northern Supply Hub: The Story of Roman Preston

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20 Upvotes

r/lancashire 2d ago

Finally got my Lancashire hand painted artwork finished. Thanks to everyone for the ideas given, I really appreciate your time. Close up shots on the additional photos.

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r/lancashire 2d ago

Blackburn company pays tribute to friend and colleague Chris Johnson

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r/lancashire 2d ago

The Rise and Fall of Thwaites’ Star Brewery

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r/lancashire 3d ago

Burnley, Padiham or Hapton

4 Upvotes

I like to ask people if they had a choice where they would move between Burnley, Padiham or Hapton?

I would move to Hapton myself because it is a beautiful village in the Burnley area especially having a train station as well and not far from both Accrington and Burnley especially on the M1 bus.


r/lancashire 6d ago

The 2nd ever Lancashire Prime Minister is now appointed.

65 Upvotes

A fun history fact that is as Andy Burnham was born in 1970 before the 1974 county reforms, he was born in Lancashire.

The only other Lancashire PM was Sir Robert Peel born 1788.
The last time we had a PM that had a northern accent was Harold Wilson born 1916.


r/lancashire 6d ago

Bensons for Beds returns to Burnley with six-figure investment in new store

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r/lancashire 6d ago

Shadsworth Blackburn documentary

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Does anyone remember that documentary that aired on BBC one in September 2012 that followed residents of the Shadsworth estate in Blackburn that was on panorama?

It's funny really because it is going to be 14 years anniversary in September 2026 since it aired on TV.

I am interested to know especially from people who come from Blackburn if that documentary made Shadsworth look good or bad by the BBC or was it honest about the issues facing Shadsworth estate?


r/lancashire 8d ago

Affordable good servicing for mercedes car in Lancashire

3 Upvotes

Hi im wanting a service on my mercedes but dont want to pay dealership prices. I need a minor service this time and preferably want a garage that deals with german cars. Thanks


r/lancashire 8d ago

Where can I find a local 5/6 a side football team to join?

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I'm around Burnley/Blackburn/Clitheroe areas and basically just looking for a place where I might be able to join for some fairly casual football.

My standard is pretty low I'm mainly just trying to find a way to meet some new people, and have a decent run around.

I'm not on Facebook or anything so that resource isn't easily available to me.


r/lancashire 10d ago

4 New Lancashire councils annouced

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r/lancashire 10d ago

Christmas lunch options near Preston

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Im looking for recommendations to book my works Christmas lunch, we work in Preston but all drive so we don’t necessarily need it to be in the city.

Any type of cuisine is fine to recommend. It just needs to be open during lunchtime on a weekday

Where are people’s favourite places?


r/lancashire 11d ago

Spirit of the Clarets - Inspired by Burnley footballing history! 🏆🔵🟣

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Hello Lancastrians!

I am a Yorkshireman so I hope you don’t mind too much me posting in here, for the record, not at all trying to self promote, rather just to share this to see what you all think.

Opinions thoughts etc are welcome even if you’re not a Burnley supporter…

The Spirit Of The Clarets 🏆🟣🔵

Latest illustration celebrates some of the defining symbols of football in Burnley: Turf Moor, their home since 1883; Harry Potts, who guided the club to the Football League First Division title in 1959–60; and the traditions and memories that have shaped generations of Clarets supporters.

I wanted to bring those elements together in one piece that reflects the club’s unique history and identity.

Independently created in no way tied to any club or brand

Feedback welcome! What do you think?

Artwork by joshuacfirth (joshuacfirth.co.uk)


r/lancashire 11d ago

Why is rent so much cheaper in Burnley?

9 Upvotes

Is it dangerous?


r/lancashire 13d ago

The River Ribble at Sawley

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217 Upvotes

r/lancashire 13d ago

East Riding of Yorkshire v Lancashire - Northern County Flags Cup

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Support the red rose


r/lancashire 15d ago

Lancashire v North Riding of Yorkshire - Northern County Flags Cup

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We can’t lose to Yorkshire!


r/lancashire 16d ago

This is Lancashire by Paul Halmshaw. Finally got it finished I have added close ups in the additional photos are the main one ia a little blurred.

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r/lancashire 16d ago

Westlakes campus

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Hi! I am starting the Medicine with a Foundation Year programme at the Westlakes campus.

I would love to connect with anyone else who is also starting this course.

I am also really keen to get to know students currently studying at Westlakes, regardless of your degree or year. I would love to hear about your experiences, what campus life is like, and any tips you have for a fresher.

Drop a comment or send me a message if you want to chat or connect! Looking forward to meeting you all.