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Halo: Landranger 103 Blackburn, Burnley and surrounding area, 1:50 000 scale. Grid ref 795238
From M65: Exit junction 8 and take A56/A6068 exit to Bury/Manchester/M66/Clitheroe. At the roundabout take the exit onto A56 heading to Manchester/Bury/M66/Accrington/A679. At the roundabout take the 1st exit onto Blackburn Road/A680 heading to Haslingden. After approx 1/2 mile and immediately after some traffic lights, turn left steeply up Hud Rake, which becomes High Street. 400 yards further on, there is a sharp left turn on to Higher Lane. Only residents and those with disabled parking permits have vehicle access beyond this point, so park in the town and walk up Higher Lane towards 'Halo' (approx 10 minutes).
From M66: Continue on A56 and take the A680 exit towards Haslingden. At the roundabout take the exit onto Manchester Road/A680, and at the next roundabout take the exit onto Haslingden Road/A681. Turn left at Union road, and then left at Haslingden Old road, continue onto Kirk Hill Road. Turn right at Laund lane and take the 1st left towards Cribden End Lane. 400 yards further on, there is a sharp left turn on to Higher Lane. Only residents and those with disabled parking permits have vehicle access beyond this point, so park in the town and walk up Higher Lane towards 'Halo' (approx 10 minutes).
For public transport information out of normal office hours contact:
Travel Line: 0871 200 2233 (for bus services around the Lancashire area)
National Rail Enquiries 08457 48 49 50
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