Accessible and Vibrant Town Centres

The Levelling Up East Lancashire programme will deliver Accessible and Vibrant Town Centre projects in Burnley, Pendle and Rossendale.

The aim of each project is to improve town centre environments and public spaces, making walking and cycling journeys easier and safer, and enhancing places to promote outdoor dining and support the local economy.

Details for each of the Accessible and Vibrant Town Centre projects is available below.

 

More information about how the programme has been developed in partnership with local stakeholders, and a summary of feedback from the summer 2024 survey, is available here.

More about Accessible and Vibrant Town Centre projects

Manchester Road, Burnley - Accessible and Vibrant Town Centre project

This information was provided as part of a public engagement survey during July and August 2024. The proposals may have been updated since then in response to feedback. Manchester Road, Burnley This project aims to provide an improved street environment with better pedestrian facilities along the route between Nelson Square and Red Lion Street. It includes various improvements such as widened pavements, refreshed with high quality surfacing, better...

Nelson, Pendle - Accessible and Vibrant Town Centre project

This information was provided as part of a public engagement survey during July and August 2024. The proposals may have been updated since then in response to feedback. Accessible Nelson, Pendle This project will revitalise key areas within Nelson Town Centre through the use of quality paving, new planting and the inclusion of sustainable travel infrastructure. The project aims to make Nelson a more attractive place to live, visit, shop, invest and enjoy....

Bank Street, Rawtenstall - Accessible and Vibrant Town Centre project

This information was provided as part of a public engagement survey during July and August 2024. The proposals may have been updated since then in response to feedback. Bank Street, Rawtenstall This project will include various improvements to streets and public spaces across Rawtenstall town centre, including Bank Street, Kay Street, Newchurch Road, and St. Mary’s Way. It aims to provide improved spaces for people to spend time in, to encourage more...