Ward in Ribble Valley, Lancashire, England
| Coordinates: | 53.951, -2.278 |
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| OS grid ref: | SD 81 50 |
Gisburn and Rimington sit in the eastern part of the Ribble Valley district of Lancashire, a largely rural ward of villages and scattered hamlets set among rolling farmland and mixed woodland. The area is known for access to outdoor recreation around Gisburn Forest and is close to the moorland landscapes of the Forest of Bowland, so it attracts walkers, cyclists and visitors seeking a quiet countryside base.
Locally the economy is dominated by farming, forestry and a modest level of tourism, with stone-built houses, traditional pubs and village halls forming the social backbone. There are historic churches and long-established farmsteads that give the settlements a strong sense of place, while active parish groups and seasonal events keep community life lively despite the small population.
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