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1. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › lancsTownships: Worsthorne with Hurstwood | British History Online

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   5 days ago · In the western end, in the lower ground between the Brun and Swinden Water, lies the village of Worsthorne proper, having Hurstwood a mile south-east, and Rowley nearly the same distance north-west. High Halstead is to the north of Bottin, overlooking Swinden.

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3. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › lancsTownships: Burnley | British History Online

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   4 days ago · In addition to Burnley and Habergham Eaves, always closely associated, the chapelry of Burnley included Briercliffe, Worsthorne and Cliviger, while the adjacent extra-parochial places of Ightenhill Park and Reedley Hallows were practically attached to it.

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   1 day ago · At Haggate the road is crossed by another from Nelson, continuing south-east as Cockden Lane into Worsthorne. In the northern part of Briercliffe are the houses called Windle House, Folds House, Burwains, Hollin Greave and Pighole; in its southwest corner are Mustyhalgh, Walshaw and Widow Green.

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   2 days ago · Access detailed hourly and 14 day forecasts, current conditions, maps, warnings, meteograms, historical data and more for Burnley.

6. www.yr.no › en › forecastYr - Worsthorne-with-Hurstwood - Long term forecast

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   5 days ago · Worsthorne-with-Hurstwood Administrative division, Lancashire, England (United Kingdom), elevation 256 m Press to show information about this location

7. www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk › news › 24417381Pub licence reviews after selling drink to crash death teen

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   3 days ago · Two pubs near Burnley face licence reviews after a police investigation found they both sold alcohol to a 16-year-old boy who died the same night in a farm quad bike crash. On March 30, Hector ...

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   What is the area of Worsthorne?

   • The area of the township is 3,510 acres. (fn. 1) In 1901 it had a population of 852. The principal roads cross at Worsthorne village. One goes east from Burnley over the hills into Yorkshire; the other goes south from Briercliffe to Holme in Cliviger, with a branch to Hurstwood. The agricultural land is used for pasturage.

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   What are the main roads in Worsthorne?

   • The principal roads cross at Worsthorne village. One goes east from Burnley over the hills into Yorkshire; the other goes south from Briercliffe to Holme in Cliviger, with a branch to Hurstwood. The agricultural land is used for pasturage. The soil is clay, overlying shale. There is a colliery at Rowley. Cotton goods are manufactured.

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   Where is Worsthorne & high Halstead?

   • In the western end, in the lower ground between the Brun and Swinden Water, lies the village of Worsthorne proper, having Hurstwood a mile south-east, and Rowley nearly the same distance north-west. High Halstead is to the north of Bottin, overlooking Swinden.

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   Is Worsthorne a hamlet of Briercliffe?

   • Though in 1332 Worsthorne was regarded as an independent township, contributing separately to the subsidy, it is noteworthy that Dr. Whitaker in 1800 wrote of it as being no more than a hamlet of Briercliffe. (fn. 3) It is now governed by a parish council.

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9. www.metoffice.gov.uk › weather › maps-and-chartsSurface Pressure Charts - Met Office

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   4 days ago · These charts show the surface pressure pattern using isobars (lines of equal pressure) and indicate areas of high (H) and low pressure (L) along with their central pressure value. Isobars are...