Chorley

Chorley is a district in Lancashire, North West England, covering an area of approximately 203 square kilometres. It includes the town of Chorley and several surrounding villages, such as Adlington, Coppull, and Euxton. The district lies between Preston and Bolton, with easy access to major transport routes like the M61 and M6 motorways. The landscape features a mix of urban areas, farmland, and sections of the West Pennine Moors, providing a blend of rural and suburban environments.

The area has a strong industrial heritage, historically linked to textiles and manufacturing. Today, Chorley serves as a commuter hub for nearby cities while retaining its own local economy. Key landmarks include Astley Hall, a historic country house, and Rivington Pike, a popular walking spot. The district also hosts events like the Chorley Flower Show and the annual Christmas lights switch-on, reflecting its community-focused character. With a mix of housing, green spaces, and transport links, Chorley offers a practical base for both residents and businesses.