VE Day 80th anniversary
Some special events will be taking place in Chorley as we mark the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day (VE Day).
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‘What’s Your Story, Chorley?’ brings literary fans to Chorley
People across Chorley town centre were celebrating the written, spoken and sung word this weekend at literary festival ‘What’s Your Story, Chorley?’
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Get registered for the Chorley 10K and 2K Family Run
The Chorley 10K and 2K Family Run returns to the town centre on Sunday 4 May – have you registered yet?
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Even more visitors to Chorley are enjoying the best of Lancashire all in one place!
Latest data from Marketing Lancashire indicates positive signs for Chorley’s visitor economy with an increase in visitor numbers.
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Chorley Markets toilets come up trumps!
Once again, Chorley Markets have been awarded for their outstanding toilet facilities.
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Chorley Council budget agreed for year ahead
Chorley Council has committed to delivering continued investment in vital services and innovative projects for residents, businesses, and communities as its 2025/26 budget was approved on 27 February.
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Chorley - The best of Lancashire all in one place!
Defining Chorley’s future as top visitor destination, an ambitious destination management plan has been launched and presented to local businesses following approval at a Chorley Council meeting.
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Consultation for Central Lancashire Local Plan live
Following the release of the Publication version of the Central Lancashire Local Plan (CLLP) in January, consultation will go live on Monday 24 February from 2pm concluding on Monday 14 April.
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Chorley’s brilliant literary event, 'What’s your story, Chorley?' is back across Chorley Town Centre on Saturday 29 March!
The much-loved annual event from Chorley Council has things to do for all the family along with new and exciting shows added for 2025.
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Astley memories project set to continue
The great Astley Hall in Chorley celebrated 100 years of being open to the public last year by inviting people to share their memories and stories of the much-loved hall and park.