Cuerden Valley Park Trust has announced that the Visitor Centre and Café will reopen again this coming Saturday 16th October. It follows the closure following a fire which was started deliberately on 27th September. Six fire engines attended the blaze and thankfully due to their swift actions the fire was contained. General Manager Simon Thorpe commented: “Although...
A new lifesaving defibrillator has been installed at Cuerden Valley Park, purchased with monies raised by the Friends of the Park at their monthly Food & Craft Market. Linda Phillips, spokesperson for the Friends Committee said: “We would just like to say a huge thank you to everyone who came to see the unveiling of a new...
Statement in response to notification that a planning application has been submitted on the Trust’s property The Trustees of Cuerden Valley Park Trust have been made aware that a document has been circulated on social media, which contains statements about the Trust which are untrue. The Trust has not re-submitted a further planning application for the excavation...
Cuerden Valley Park Trust (CVPT) the charitable trust who own and operate the popular Cuerden Valley Park is investing in a new multi-use path across a reclaimed meadow in front of the eco-Visitor Centre & Café. Thanks to funding from Lancashire Environmental Fund and Clayton-le-Woods Parish Council, the multi-use path, to be made of recycled materials,...
Trustees have announced that with regret, they have ended the agreement with Parkrun Ltd to host Cuerden Valley parkrun. This means that parkrun will not return when national lockdown restrictions would have otherwise allowed it. Parkrun is a global success and we know that many runners enjoyed the Cuerden Valley course, with almost 50,000 individual runs...
Thank you so much to all the CoOp Members who supported the Park through the Coop's Local Community Fund. The Park has been a CoOp Local Cause for the past 12months and our funding year has now come to an end. Lots of local CoOp Members chose the us as their cause and the CoOp...
For the 11th year running Cuerden Valley Park is proud to receive a Green Flag Award, recognising it as a well-managed Park and setting the standard for the UK and around the world. We congratulate our Ranger Team in this great achievement, and for keeping the Park to a high standard despite the difficulties that...
Part of the popular path that lies between Asda and Hawksclough at Cuerden Valley Park has been shut after a footbridge inspection deemed it unsafe. The bridge has been closed off and the public are being encouraged to use alternative routes through the housing estate at Greenwood and Camwood – see map below. Increased volumes of surface...
It might come as no surprise given the national circumstances that our Valley Vibes music festival has been cancelled. The event was originally planned for May before we rescheduled to 17-19 July when the coronavirus began to take hold. We know that July is some way off but in common with most other festivals, cultural and...
Staff and volunteers at Cuerden Valley Park are now easily identifiable as they go about their work, thanks to their new uniforms sponsored by the Park’s insurance broker. The Insurance Centre in Lancaster has generously provided a rage of clothing for the Park’s eight staff. In addition, they have also provided t-shirts for the regular...
