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We Love Nelson Treasure Hunt
WIN £300 in our We Love Nelson Treasure Hunt
To help in the safe re-opening of the shops in Nelson Town Centre we are doing a special treasure hunt style competition.
All you need to do is to find twelve individual posters in the shops and other venues windows in Nelson Town Centre and write down which shop or other venue you saw these posters in.
The names of all these posters can be found on our We Love Nelson Treasure Hunt Entry Form
Why don’t you download this now and enter our competition? If you cannot print the entry form out please just jot down the clues on a piece of paper and write your answers down on that.
The images on the posters offer some clues, but we suggest you walk around the town centre and see for yourselves what Nelson has to offer and why... We love Nelson!
Send us the answers to tourism@pendle.gov.uk for your chance to win a first prize of £300. Second prize is £200, and third prize is £100.
CLOSING DATE - The closing date for entries is the 15th AUGUST 2021
STAYING SAFE
Wear a face covering to protect others, give each other space and use hand sanitiser. Wash your hands for 20 seconds with soap and water before you leave and when you get home.
This safety campaign is supported by the Reopening of the High Streets Safely Fund
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'Wiggle' Pedal Pendle (95km)
Nelson
Tackling the Pendle countryside you will enjoy one of three routes: 25km, 68km, or 95km, enjoying the beautiful surroundings as you pass through the district of Pendle.
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Alice Nutter sculpture
Roughlee
The sculpture of Alice Nutter is in the village of Roughlee. It was designed and built by local artist David Palmer and was unveiled officially on 28th July 2012.
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Pendle Heritage Centre - Cafe
Nelson
Come and relax over a morning coffee, lunch or afternoon tea with delightful views over the restored 18th century feature garden.
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Boothman Park
Burnley
Boothman Park itself offers fishing, archery, walking, bird watching, deer watching and amazing photographic opportunities.
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Barley Mow
Pendle, Burnley
Situated at the foot of Pendle Hill, the Barley Mow is a pub that serves cracking food and great beer.
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Giddy Kippers
Nelson
A premier Fun and Play Centre aimed at children aged 0 - 11yrs old.
An exciting but safe place for children to explore and have unforgettable adventures.
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Whitehough Education Centre
Nr Burnley, Pendle
Whitehough Outdoor Education Centre nestles is in a superb location beneath the eastern slopes of Pendle Hill, just 10 minutes from the M65.
With picturesque hills and inland waterways of East Lancashire on its doorstep, Whitehough can offer a co
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The Sparrowhawk
Fence
Located on the fringe of the Pendle Forest in the heart of Pennine Lancashire is the beautiful 17th Century treasure The Sparrowhawk in Fence.
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Pendle Way Section 6
Burnley
The Pendle Way is a stunningly beautiful route covering 45 miles in eight different sections. The Pendle Way Section 6 (6 miles) - Reedley, Higham and Newchurch. Explore the ancient hunting Forest of Pendle on a walk rich in connections with the…
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Bannisters Restaurant
Colne
The new look Bannisters Restaurant & Afternoon Tea is now open. The perfect destination to enjoy a specially created menu of freshly prepared dishes cooked to order. Bannisters walk-in restaurant serves classic and contemporary dishes throughout the…
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Pendle Way Section 7
Burnley
The Pendle Way is a stunningly beautiful route covering 45 miles in eight different sections. The Pendle Way Section 7 (5 miles) - Newchurch, Pendle Hill and Barley. The immense presence of Pendle Hill has drawn people for centuries as a place of…
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Quills Restaurant at The Oaks Hotel
Reedley, Nr Burnley
Both the restaurant and the bar are situated in the old house. Dark wood paneling, ornate ceilings, floor to ceiling windows with glorious views. Home cooked food is one of the main features of the menus, offering a wide range of locally-sourced…
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Pendle Sculpture Trail
The Pendle Sculpture Trail has ten ceramic plaques. Each has its own unique symbols which represent each of the Pendle people who were hanged 400 years ago in the biggest witchcraft trial in this country. Families can enjoy finding the plaques as…
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Pendle Way Section 8
Burnley
The Pendle Way is a stunningly beautiful route covering 45 miles in eight different sections. The Pendle Way Section 8 (3.5 miles) - Barley to Barrowford. Ancient field tracks lead to a 17th century hall in the village of Roughlee which has…
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Pendle Way Section 1
Nelson
The Pendle is a stunningly beautiful route covering 45 miles in eight different sections. This 7 mile section starts at Pendle Heritage Centre and goes to Barnoldswick. A walk of contrasts from gentle riverside paths around Watermeetings to the…
