Clayton-le-Dale & Salesbury

Clayton-le-Dale & Salesbury is a ward within the Ribble Valley borough, characterised by its rural landscape and residential settlements. The area includes the villages of Clayton-le-Dale and Salesbury, which are situated along the A59 corridor. Land use is primarily agricultural, with fields and farmland defining the open spaces between the communities. The ward functions as a residential area for commuters, with connections to nearby larger towns.

The River Ribble forms a significant part of the ward's western boundary. Local geography features gentle slopes and wooded areas, particularly around the river valley. A notable local landmark is the historic St. Leonard's Church in Clayton-le-Dale, which dates back to the Norman period. Community life centres around village halls and local schools, with footpaths providing access to the surrounding countryside for walking and recreation.