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976:) age of residents was 42.9 years, with a roughly even distribution between males and females. The racial composition was 98.2% White (97.0 White British) 1.1% Asian, 0.1% Black, 0.7% Mixed and 0.1% Other. The largest religious groups were Christian (75.9%) and Muslim (0.9%). 69.7% of adults between the ages of 16 and 74 were classed as economically active and in work.
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1092:. It closed afterward, and was later occupied by Hepworth Building Products. Since 2010, with the construction of a new bridge over the canal, the site has been redeveloped into the Burnley Bridge Business Park. It neighbours the Network 65 business park, developed in the 2000s, both connecting to junction 9 on the
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on the hills south of the village grown by 1886 into the
Hameldon Quarries when Henry Heys and Co took over the operation. It supplied large quantities of flagstones for the construction of mills in Burnley and Padiham. At that time tram roads connected the main site to another at Snipe Rake and to a
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in 1497. With Royal permission he enclosed the manors of
Towneley and Hapton, which he connected with the illegal enclosure of Horelaw Hill. After the King's commissioners re-let the Forest of Rossendale to local farmers in 1507, Towneley in 1514 enlarged his park at Hapton to embrace 1100 Lancashire
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works. In 1888, Walter and Joseph
Simpson established an Electrical Engineering company in Hapton called Simpson Bros. They specialised in the electrification of cotton mills and to promote the new business they installed three electric street lights, making Hapton the first village in Britain with
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map of the area, published in the 1840s, tram roads cross Stone Moor to the north, connecting the Wharf to collieries there, with more coal mines evident near the castle site. The Castle Clough Works was labelled as a dye works, but the rest of the township is still rural. The Hapton
Chemical Works
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By 1661 the lower part of the Park, north of the Tower extending to
Habergham Brook, had been divided into large enclosures and these were subsequently divided into smaller ones that are still worked by today's farmers. The land would remain with the Towneley estate, descending to Caroline Louisa,
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at Mill Hill, Castle Clough Woods. There are many native and visiting varieties of birds, plants and animals. In addition to UK common species, green and lesser-spotted woodpecker, willow tit, yellow wagtail, woodcock and herons have all been spotted in the area. Water vole, newt and frog can be
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and redeveloped for residential use in the 1990s. The only inn in Hapton before 1848 was the
Towneley Arms which was situated in a no longer extant building on the north-east corner of the Lane Ends road junction. The Hapton Inn, across Accrington Road was established in the later 1800s. A
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found on the steeper-sided river embankments and in large marshy wet areas by the stone bridge at the ford known as Castle Clough South and
Childers Green. Bluebells grow in abundance. The entire area was classed as an area of Biological Heritage to be protected under
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By 1931, although housing in the village had approximately doubled, only the Church, vicarage, new school, recreation ground and a handful of houses existed south of the railway. However Lane Ends, on the
Burnley Accrington Road had developed into a hamlet. By 1961
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785:. There were further boundary changes in 1935 when the parish lost another small area to Padiham but gained a detached part of Dunnockshaw. 2004 saw the parish loose more territory in the north to Padiham, with an area in Lowerhouse transferred to Burnley.
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opened to
Burnley in 1801, the stretch from Hapton to Blackburn was not completed until 1810 and it was 1816 before it connected to Liverpool. A Wharf was situated near the Hapton Bridge presumably to serve Padiham. Accrington Road was the last of the
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to his son
Richard. The will of Richard's wife Jane, dated 1633, provides the last recorded instance of the Towneleys at Hapton Tower. Parts of the Tower are thought to have been incorporated into other buildings including Dyneley Hall in
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In 1328 Gilbert de la Legh, the manager of the cattle farms in the forests, purchased the manor of Hapton and in 1356 his grandson, also called Gilbert acquired Birtwistle. His son John would marry Cecilia one of the co-heirs of
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roads to be built in the local area in 1827. The Castle Clough Works was established as a cotton spinning mill in 1792, where the old road to Shuttleworth crosses Castle Clough Brook, possibly the site of an earlier corn mill.
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Shuttleworth has been occupied since at least the 14th-century. Henry de Shuttleworth died before 1325 holding lands in Shuttleworth of John son and heir of Edmund Talbot. The estate was purchased by the Starkies of
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was established by Riley and Smalley on the northern side of the canal and east side of Manchester Road in 1842 to provide chemical products for the textile trade. It was taken over by William Blythe by 1915.
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at Eaves Barn, however it is Shorten Brook further west that forms the actual boundary. On the eastern side New Barn Clough also flows north to join Habergham Brook, which along with Hapton Clough forms
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would later take control of all three manors. In 1482, Sir John Towneley inherited the estate at the age of nine, when his father, also called Richard, died of wounds obtained during the capture of
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at Spa Wood. In the centre a number of small streams combine to form Shaw Brook, which flows on the eastern side of the village and joins Green Brook just before its confluence with the Calder in
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facility at Park Gate Farm. These quarries ceased operation in 1909, but extensive remains are still exist. Another on the canal west of the village (Hapton Hall) was worked until 1914.
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At the time of 2011 census only 14 people where listed as long-term unemployed in the parish, with the most common employment sectors being manufacturing, retail, health and education.
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The William Blythe factory, which at its peak employed 1,000 people, closed in 2006. Ownership of the 38-acre (15 ha) site passed to multi-national
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schoolhouse is also existed in 1848, on Manchester Road, then in an isolated position north of Lane ends. St Margaret's Church was founded in 1914, with
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extended from the mill, along Manchester Road to the station. The chemical factory covered approximately the same area as the village and had its own
560:. The third manor was called Birtwistle and its location is uncertain, but has been suggested to have been near the site of Hapton Tower. The ancient
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passes through the parish, passing Shuttleworth and following Castle Clough and the part of the old road to Haslingden as it climbs over Hameldon to
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elections, the borough's only remaining BNP councillors were those elected by this ward. Sharon Wilkinson lost the final seat in
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946:'s Local Plan for Burnley. There is free parking at Mill Hill Picnic area, about 27 yards (25 m) upstream of the ford.
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known as the Deerplay fault runs in a north-westerly direction under the eastern side of the parish toward Lowerhouse.
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to finer grained stone such as the Dyneley Knott flags and the Dandy Mine Rock. The drift cover consists primarily of
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Castle Clough was once the site of a castle, and Hapton Park was the location of Hapton Tower, built around 1510 by
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didn't open until the 1860s. Perseverance Mill was built for John Simpson in 1867 and had an attached
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from 1894 (until 1974). However, in 1894, the Padiham Green area of the parish transferred to
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acres (2,000 acres (810 ha), about half of the township) making it the second largest in
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three councillors, currently Joanne Broughton, Alan Hosker, and Jamie McGowan, all of the
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PLC (then Yule Catto), who funded work to remediate the land for future housing use.
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deposits, which cause poor-drainage soils, meaning the grassland is prone to
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1943:. Office of the Deputy Prime Minister. 27 January 2004. Archived from
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1897:(Map) (1st ed.). 1:2,500. County Series. Ordnance Survey. 1961.
1883:(Map) (1st ed.). 1:2,500. County Series. Ordnance Survey. 1931.
1827:(Map) (1st ed.). 1:2,500. County Series. Ordnance Survey. 1893.
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The village gives its name to the Hapton with Park ward of the
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is about 1 mile (1.6 km) north-west of the town along the
2092:(C2 ed.). 1:50,000. Landranger. Ordnance Survey. 2006.
1668:. London and New Haven: Yale University Press. p. 321.
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The present village of Hapton is largely a product of the
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housing had extended along Manchester Road to Lane Ends.
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electric lighting. By the 1890s about a dozen streets of
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The name Hapton is thought to have been derived from the
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Hapton Heritage - A Landscape History and Village Survey
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Hapton Heritage - A Landscape History and Village Survey
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Hapton Heritage - A Landscape History and Village Survey
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East Lancashire's Historical Community Stations - Hapton
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Hapton Heritage - A Landscape History and Village Survey
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Hapton Heritage - A Landscape History and Village Survey
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Hapton Heritage - A Landscape History and Village Survey
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Hapton Heritage - A Landscape History and Village Survey
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Hapton Heritage - A Landscape History and Village Survey
1597:, Towneley Hall Society, 2004, p. 8, archived from
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Hapton Heritage - A Landscape History and Village Survey
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Hapton Heritage - A Landscape History and Village Survey
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Hapton Heritage - A Landscape History and Village Survey
1404:"Hapton - Leeds and Liverpool Canal - A Virtual Trip 59"
671:. The house dates from 1639 and is a working farmhouse.
1754:(Map) (1st ed.). 1 : 10,560. County Series.
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Pevsner, Nikolaus; Hartwell, Clare (revision) (2009).
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The site of Hapton Castle on the edge of Castle Clough
2296:"New Hapton business park could lead to 100 new jobs"
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The Victoria History of the County of Lancaster Vol 6
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Archaeological excavation at the site of Hapton Tower
651:, who put 2,500 acres in Hapton up for sale in 1923.
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the Government funded the construction of plant for
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2360:1977 Queen's Silver Jubilee Celebrations (YouTube)
1666:The Buildings of England – Lancashire: North
1230:north-west England weather radar on Hambledon Hill
719:was constructed through the township in 1848, the
2270:"Bridge go ahead unlocks Burnley industrial park"
1707:, vol. 3, Burnley Corporation, p. 151,
769:in the ancient parish of Whalley. This became a
1459:Farrer, William; Brownbill, John, eds. (1911),
1343:"Local Area Report – Hapton Parish (E04005135)"
1918:. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth
639:and closer to the site at Watson Laithe Farm.
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2195:"Local Area Report – Hapton Parish (30UD005)"
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2166:"Burnley Way — LDWA Long Distance Paths"
1653:, Bluestone Archaeology, 2013, pp. 12–13
1578:, Bluestone Archaeology, 2013, pp. 4, 17
1057:Buildings at the former Thorny Bank Colliery.
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2365:Arial drone footage of the village (YouTube)
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1431:. Manchester University Press. p. 80.
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1841:, Bluestone Archaeology, 2013, p. 22
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1639:, Bluestone Archaeology, 2013, p. 19
1625:, Bluestone Archaeology, 2013, p. 16
1491:, Bluestone Archaeology, 2013, p. 18
455:, England, 3 miles (4.8 km) west of
119:4.79 sq mi (12.4 km)
2355:Hapton Township - British History Online
2350:Map of Hapton parish boundary circa 1850
2116:, Bluestone Archaeology, 2013, p. 4
1534:, Bluestone Archaeology, 2013, p. 9
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2067:"County Councillors by Local Community"
1853:"St Margaret Church of England, Hapton"
1801:, John Libbey Publishing, p. 166,
1795:Brown, Richard; Anthony, Barry (2017),
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1372:"Burnley canal to get £27,000 upgrade"
1247:List of mining disasters in Lancashire
1242:Listed buildings in Hapton, Lancashire
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1974:Ordnance Survey Linked Data Platform
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649:Montagu Bertie, 7th Earl of Abingdon
2021:. Newsquest Media Group. 2 May 2012
549:meaning the enclosure on the hill.
1798:The Kinetoscope: A British History
70:Show map of the Borough of Burnley
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2321:"Hapton chemical site is cleaned"
1252:Scheduled monuments in Lancashire
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2230:. Northern Mine Research Society
2015:"Live election results: Burnley"
1777:, Community Rail Lancashire Ltd.
1554:. Barrowford Press. p. 31.
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2294:Peter Magill (5 October 2008).
1938:"Burnley (Parishes) Order 2004"
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875:The Hameldon Hills viewed from
832:. The parish is represented on
796:, electing a BNP councillor in
643:eldest daughter and co-heir of
525:both pass through the village.
2268:Peter Magill (24 March 2010).
2203:Office for National Statistics
1351:Office for National Statistics
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1507:Lancashire Castles and Towers
1505:Leslie Irving Gibson (1977).
1428:The place-names of Lancashire
939:Site of Biological Importance
847:The Member of Parliament for
773:in 1866, forming part of the
2681:Civil parishes in Lancashire
1141:- footballer and manager at
717:East Lancashire railway line
67:Shown within Burnley Borough
2164:MKH Computer Services Ltd.
2129:Geology of the Burnley area
2069:. Lancashire County Council
1912:"Hapton Tn/CP through time"
859:, who was first elected in
147:OS grid reference
18:Human settlement in England
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967:United Kingdom Census 2011
711:St Margaret's CofE Church.
469:United Kingdom Census 2011
2636:Leeds and Liverpool Canal
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2047:. Burnley Borough Council
1164:Leeds and Liverpool Canal
944:Lancashire County Council
834:Lancashire County Council
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2224:"Hapton Valley Colliery"
2145:. Burnley.devplan.org.uk
1703:Bennett, Walter (1949),
1548:John A. Clayton (2007).
1511:Clapham, North Yorkshire
645:Colonel Charles Towneley
2090:Blackburn & Burnley
2045:burnley.moderngov.co.uk
1995:Burnley Borough Council
1425:Ekwall, Eilert (1922).
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2676:Villages in Lancashire
1916:visionofbritain.org.uk
1895:Lancashire and Furness
1881:Lancashire and Furness
1825:Lancashire and Furness
1752:Lancashire and Furness
1705:The History of Burnley
1214:Hapton railway station
1067:Hapton Valley Colliery
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775:Burnley Rural District
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267:Postcode district
106:Show map of Lancashire
2691:History of Lancashire
1591:Tracing the Towneleys
1382:Newsquest Media Group
1162:Hapton Bridge on the
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972:In 2011 the average (
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697:Industrial Revolution
2686:Districts in Burnley
2325:Lancashire Telegraph
2300:Lancashire Telegraph
2274:Lancashire Telegraph
2019:Lancashire Telegraph
2000:15 June 2011 at the
1377:Lancashire Telegraph
1129:Member of Parliament
1072:A number of smaller
840:, represented since
574:Forest of Rossendale
465:East Lancashire Line
247:Sovereign state
1406:. Pennine Waterways
591:and their grandson
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2402:Borough of Burnley
2041:"Your Councillors"
1970:"Hapton with Park"
1950:on 16 January 2018
1283:and its tributary
1086:Magnesium Elektron
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790:Borough of Burnley
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449:Borough of Burnley
333:UK Parliament
279:Dialling code
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581:Sir John Towneley
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124:Population
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