Brindle
Welcome to Brindle set in the north of the borough near the boundary with Blackburn. This was first recorded in 1206 as 'Burnhull' probably meaning a hill by a stream derived from the Old English words 'burna' and 'hyll'.
Brindle is located between the hills, yet easily accessible from the A6, which passes through Clayton Green.
Brindle is an old parish that has many links links dating back to the 15th century including the Rectory, Brindle Lodge, The Town House and the Cavendish Arms Inn with leaded windows which depict the villages past history.
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Please use the links below to access services provided for you by Chorley Council. You can also find a link to Brindle Parish Council and the Lancashire Parish Portal, where you can access maps and others useful information about this area.
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- Brindle Parish Council
Welcome to the Brindle Parish Council website.
- Benefits
We administer Housing and Council Tax Benefits.
- Council Tax
Residents will be receiving their council tax bills in the coming days and we've got useful information to guide you through.
- Street care and cleaning
One of the top priorities for people in Chorley and Chorley Borough Council is to keep the area clean and free of litter.
- Recycling, rubbish and waste
Emptying bins is one of our main jobs and we owe a big thank you to our residents who are recycling almost half of all our waste.
- Planning
Welcome to our planning area - one of the most popular services provided by us.
- Parks and open spaces
There are many significant parks and open spaces in the borough covering over 300 hectares, many of which have historical connections.
- Sports Facilities
There are a number of sports pitches, courts and courses across the borough.
- get up and go young people's activities
The get up and go programme is a free or low cost activity programme for children and young people in Chorley.
