Whalley Nethertown

About

Whalley Nethertown is a ward in the Ribble Valley, Lancashire, known for its mix of residential and rural character. The area includes part of Whalley village, which has historic landmarks like Whalley Abbey and a medieval parish church. The ward is bordered by the River Calder and features open green spaces, including playing fields and walking paths along the riverbank.

The local economy is supported by small businesses, shops, and pubs, with some light industry on the outskirts. Housing ranges from older cottages to modern developments, catering to families and older residents. Public transport links connect the ward to nearby towns like Clitheroe and Blackburn, while the M65 motorway provides access to wider Lancashire. The area maintains a quiet, community-focused atmosphere with local events and schools serving the population.