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Padiham on Parade 2025
Here are some shots from Padiham on Parade 2025, we only had time for a flying visit so missed the main events and a lot of people had gone home by this time. To learn more about Padiham Town Hall see here: Padiham Town Hall For some shots of Padiham on Parade 2024 and 2023Continue reading “Padiham on Parade 2025”
Closer to Home, Exploring the History around our Town; Hambledon Firing Range
I’ve poked and peered into all sorts of corners in my history articles, from Abbeystead to Whalley and everywhere between, but feel that I’ve overlooked some of the historical locations closer to home, around the towns of Padiham and Hapton where I live and work. With this in mind I set out the other dayContinue reading “Closer to Home, Exploring the History around our Town; Hambledon Firing Range”
Merry Christmas to Everybody from Padiham!
A B-H (Dec 2024)
Padiham Festival Weekend
Saturday’s Events Sunday’s Events Padiham Football Club’s AMSG 2024 Festival; For more information please contact Padiham Town Hall; Email: contact@padihamtowncouncil.gov.uk Tel: 01282 968781 A B-H
Gawthorpe Hall and Witches in Lancashire: Part Two, a reblog of an article by Lancashire Museum Stories
IMAGE 1: Witches on broomsticks, featured in The History of Witches and Wizards (1720). Copyright: Wellcome Library. In July 2024, Gawthorpe Hall … Gawthorpe Hall and Witches in Lancashire: Part Two.
Padiham on Parade
Padiham on Parade is on the 29th and 30th of June this year, it’s a whole weekend themed around the 1940s and well worth visiting as there’s lots of events and things to see for all ages and interests. This years programme; Here’s some photos from the last couple of year’s events; A B-H
Padiham Greenway, Part One
There are several thousand miles of closed railway lines around the British isles, many of which have been re-purposed as footpaths, bridle-ways and cycle-paths for the use of the public. Many of these were closed in the decades since the ‘Beeching cuts’ of the 60’s, when the incumbent Chairman of the British Railways Board, RichardContinue reading “Padiham Greenway, Part One”