Welcome to Colne Town Council
Colne is a vibrant and handsome market town in north-east Lancashire surrounded by a glorious upland landscape, including the famous Pendle Hill.
SERVICES
Colne Town Council works to provide an excellent standard of service across all our areas of service – including allotments, the footpath network, neighbourhood plan, events and more…
What's ON
We manage a large number of events throughout the year here in Colne. These events remain free to enjoy, helping to keep the town busy and vibrant.
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GOVERNANCE
The way the Council’s rules and actions are structured, sustained, regulated and held accountable.
Meet our Council Members, view our Council Calendar, accounts, audits and more…Β Β
Colne Town Council looks after our beautiful town…
Colne is a vibrant and handsome market town in north-east Lancashire surrounded by a glorious upland landscape, including the famous Pendle Hill. Its unspoiled countryside can be easily explored on foot or by bicycle, and we are close to many of Pendleβs loveliest villages – such as Wycoller, Trawden and Blacko. Boulsworth Hill, to the North of the Colne, is also part of Pendleβs Three Peaks Trails, while the Pendle Way and Bronte Way pass through the area.
Colne has a thriving retail sector, with many quirky independent shops and restaurants. The Muni, Hippodrome and Little Theatre provide fabulous cultural enrichment to the town, which also hosts the Great British Rhythm & Blues Festival each August. This is one part of a very busy event schedule run by Colne Town Council.Β Β
Latest News
Shops to re-open
Shops in England selling non-essential goods can re-open from Monday 15 June. High street retailers and department stores, including book shops, electronics retailers, tailors, auction houses, photography studios, indoor markets, and shops selling clothes, shoes and...
COVID-19 – Frequently Asked Questions
Now that we are adapting to the updated advice around the current lockdown restrictions, the Government have published information on what the new rules mean…
Blues Based Festival of the Year β Winner 2019: Great British Rhythm & Blues Festival
The festival was nominated. The public voted. And the festival won!


