Old Laund Booth

Old Laund Booth is a small rural civil parish in the borough of Pendle, in Lancashire, England. It sits on the lower fringes of the uplands and is characterised by stone-built houses, farmland and pockets of moorland that attract walkers and nature lovers exploring the local hills.

Set near the Pendle Hill and the western edge of the Pennines, the community has roots in upland farming and the small-scale textile activity of the 18th and 19th centuries. Today it remains largely agricultural with many people commuting to nearby towns such as Burnley and Nelson, while village life is kept alive by local clubs, pubs and events that celebrate the distinctive landscape and the wider Pendle heritage.