Kelbrook & Sough

Kelbrook and Sough lies on the A56 between Skipton and Colne. It is in a rural part of Northeast Lancashire, although, prior to the boundary changes of 1974 it was in West Yorkshire. The villages grew from a collection of farms in the 18th century to small “mill villages” in the 19th century. The 20th and 21st centuries saw farming continue but the cotton industry gave way to light engineering.

Kelbrook is the main part of the community with approximately 250 houses and Sough, 100. The majority of the population live in terraced houses. In Kelbrook and Sough besides the Village Hall there is:

A petrol filling station with shop
A primary school with pre and after school facilities (website)
A children’s play area adjacent to Kelbrook school
Two public houses, ‘The Craven Heifer’ in the village and the ‘Old Stone Trough’
Kelbrook Fisheries
A parish church – St Mary’s (CoE)
A riding stables
Kelbrook Pottery
Kelbrook Shooting Lodge
A park with football pitches, children's play area, skate park and bowling green in Sough

The Hall is in the centre of Kelbrook with the Parish Church nearby and fronts onto Dotcliffe Road. To the rear of the Hall there is an open field.

Useful Contacts Numbers (01282 code unless indicated):

Earby Police Station	844026	Council Switchboard	661661
Neighbourhood Management	871747	Dog Warden	661199
Noise Abatement Officer	861199	Welfare Rights	661333
DVLA Vehicles with no tax	0800 0325202	CAB	867188
Anti-Social Behaviour Casework Manager	661971	Domestic Violence Helpline	726000
Lancashire County Council - Customer Service Centre	0845 053 0000	NHS Direct	0845 4647

Kelbrook School

The Craven Heifer

Kelbrook Fisheries

St Marys CoE Church

Kelbrook Pottery

To book the hall call 01282 841688, or use the form on the Contacts page.
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