AI automation across Chorley.
We work with businesses in all 45 towns and villages in the district.
Towns in Chorley
Chorley
Population 36,682
Former cotton and coal town; current employers include a FedEx North West depot, DXC Technology, Telent, Multipart Solutions and P...
Clayton-le-Woods
Population 15,065
Large residential village with an Asda superstore, a sports centre and two hotels, bisected by Cuerden Valley Park and the River L...
Euxton
Population 9,993
Site of ROF Chorley, described as probably the biggest munitions filling factory in the world, which employed over 40,000 at peak...
Coppull
Population 8,300
Former mining and manufacturing village turned commuter satellite for Chorley and Wigan; Yew Tree Dairy, Morris' bakery and Stavel...
Adlington
Population 6,010
Built on cotton mills and coal pits and the birthplace of construction firm Leonard Fairclough & Son; White Bear Marina on the Lee...
Whittle-le-Woods
Population 5,434
Known for its Hill Top Lane sandstone quarries; now a popular commuter village with Shaw Hill Golf and Country Club.
Villages and smaller places we also cover
These are served from the same team on the same terms. They are listed here rather than given a page each, because a page that only restates the district page helps nobody.
Eccleston
Former agricultural and weaving settlement; the 'Old Mill' now houses an antique, collectable and nostalgia re...
Buckshaw Village
Brownfield new village on the former ROF Chorley site, with Matrix Business Park, Revolution Park and Buckshaw...
Withnell
Former cotton-mill village built around Withnell Mill, now a small rural service centre with a GP surgery, pha...
Croston
Market village granted a charter by Edward I in 1283 for an annual fair and market on the village green.
Astley Village
Planned 1970s residential village beside Astley Park, which hosted the Royal Lancashire Show for several years...
Ulnes Walton
Home to HM Prison Garth (Category B) and HM Prison Wymott (Category C), plus the long-established J.H. Mayor a...
Heath Charnock
Once supported brick works, stone quarries and a cotton mill; now predominantly residential.
Charnock Richard
Home of Charnock Richard motorway services on the M6 (opened 1963, run by Welcome Break) and the derelict Came...
Mawdesley
Supported willow farming and basket-making in the 19th century; now intensively farmed moss land with a wind f...
Brinscall
Cotton and quarrying village; in 2018 Brinscall Quarry was identified as a source of stone matching that neede...
Anderton
British muslins were first manufactured here in 1764; the Anderton Centre is now an RYA watersports training b...
Heapey
19th-century bleachworks and quarry village; a wartime ordnance factory later run by BAE Systems for ammunitio...
Brindle
One of the more affluent areas in Lancashire with little industry; average earnings exceed the national averag...
Wheelton
One of the more affluent parts of Lancashire thanks to easy motorway access and a semi-rural setting beside th...
Heskin
Heskin Hall, once used for antique sales, is now a wedding and civil ceremony venue with a restaurant and a ga...
Hoghton
Heritage tourism centres on Hoghton Tower, a fortified manor house and ancestral home of the de Hoghton family...
Bretherton
Once a self-sufficient agricultural community, now largely residential with most residents working in Leyland,...
Cuerden
Two riverside cotton mills employed more than 700 people in 1848; the area is now dominated by the 650-acre Cu...
Rivington
Thriving tourist economy built on the Victorian reservoirs supplying Liverpool and on Lever Park, alongside co...
Anglezarke
2,793 acres of moorland and reservoirs; Leicester Mill Quarry once produced gritstone paving flags and Angleza...
Abbey Village
Ribbon village along the A675 centred on a now-redundant cotton mill broken down into industrial units.
Bolton Green
Botany Bay
Canalside area on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, formerly Knowley Moss, later home to industrial-revolution mi...
Clayton Brook
Central Lancashire New Town estate built in the late 1970s and early 1980s; around half of its 4,000-plus prop...
Clayton Green
Western section of Clayton-le-Woods developed between the 1960s and 1980s, bordering Leyland.
Cloverfield
One of the five named areas of Clayton-le-Woods.
Duxbury
Southern district around Duxbury Park and golf course, on the former Duxbury Hall estate
Eaves Green
Residential area off Lower Burgh Way in south west Chorley, with the Catholic primary school on Eaves Green Ro...
Gillibrand
Residential district on the former Gillibrand Hall estate west of Chorley town centre
Grimeford Village
Hamlet in Anderton parish on Bolton Road, close to the Anderton Centre outdoor activity site and Rivington
Heskin Green
Higher Wheelton
Village in Wheelton parish on the Chorley to Blackburn road, with the Leeds and Liverpool Canal running throug...
Leylandside
Western area of Clayton-le-Woods parish where it meets Leyland
Limbrick
Riley Green
Weld Bank
District on the southern fringe of Chorley built largely on the former Burgh Hall estate
White Coppice
Grew around a water- then steam-powered cotton mill with nearby quarries and small coal mines; now best known...
Withnell Fold
Model village built around a paper mill founded in 1843 that supplied newsprint to Lancashire newspapers and r...
Wood End
One of the five constituent areas of Clayton-le-Woods, adjoining Clayton Green
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