Glide into Christmas at Chorley’s Winter Wonderland
Winter Wonderland will return to Chorley town centre for the festive period with real ice rink, children’s attractions and festive tipi bar for visitors to enjoy.
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Recently refurbished Brinscall Pool is officially opened by the Mayor of Chorley
The Mayor of Chorley, Councillor Gordon France officially opened the pool after its recent £600,000 investment, then set off on a sponsored swim where he swam half a mile for his chosen charities.
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Design team appointed for Chorley town centre improvements.
Following a successful bid for once in a generation funding of £20m from the UK Government, Chorley Council has appointed a design team to progress proposals to transform areas of Chorley town centre.
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National Fraud Initiative (NFI)
We’re taking part in the Cabinet Office's National Fraud Initiative (NFI) - a data matching exercise that helps prevent and detect fraud.
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Historic Brinscall Pool reopens after £600,000 investment
Brinscall Pool has re-opened following an extensive refurbishment by Chorley Council.
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Chorley Council performing well as annual report is published
Chorley Council’s annual report has been published, demonstrating excellence in performance against its key corporate aims.
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Chorley Council approve action plan to lift Government imposed designation
Chorley Council last night (16 July) approved a detailed action plan for its decision-making processes on planning applications.
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Record breaking year for Chorley as borough receives eight Green Flag Awards!
Record breaking year for Chorley as borough receives eight Green Flag Awards!
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Astley Hall wins heritage award!
An extensive renovation project at Astley Hall, Chorley, has scooped a prestigious Heritage award.
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New Mayor welcomed at Chorley Council
Chorley's new Mayor, Councillor Gordon France and Mayoress Councillor Margaret France were formally sworn in at Chorley Council's annual meeting last night (Tuesday 14 May.)
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Chorley Council pioneering the installation of hygiene bins in male toilets.
Male sanitary bins have been added to the male toilets at two town centre locations, Chorley Markets and Chorley Bus Station, putting Chorley Council ahead of the majority of councils in the country.