Hyndburn

About

Hyndburn is a borough in Lancashire, North West England, covering an area of approximately 30 square miles. It includes towns such as Accrington, Oswaldtwistle, and Church, along with several smaller villages. The district lies between the Pennines to the east and the Ribble Valley to the west, featuring a mix of urban and rural landscapes. Historically, Hyndburn was a centre for cotton manufacturing during the Industrial Revolution, with many mills still standing today.

The area is known for its strong community ties and local heritage, including landmarks like the Haworth Art Gallery and the Accrington Pals Memorial. Hyndburn has good transport links, with the M65 motorway providing access to nearby cities like Blackburn and Burnley. The borough also offers green spaces such as Peel Park and the Coppice, popular for walking and outdoor activities. While facing economic challenges, Hyndburn retains a distinct identity shaped by its industrial past and ongoing regeneration efforts.