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Loveclough /ˈlʌf.klʌf/ is a
small hamlet at the edge of the
Rossendale Valley, in Lancashire, England, near
Crawshawbooth and Rawtenstall, 20
miles north...
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Burnley parishes of
Hapton and
Habergham Eaves and the
Gambleside and
Loveclough areas of the
Borough of Rossendale. The name
Dunnockshaw probably comes...
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Thomas Hoyle and Sons
Edmund Potter & Co
Rossendale Printing Company Ltd,
Loveclough Salis Schwabe & Co
Strines Printing Company Ltd
Whalley Abbey Printing...
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Cloughfold Cowpe Crawshawbooth Edenfield Goodshaw Helms****
Irwell Vale
Loveclough Lumb
Newchurch Rising Bridge Sharneyford Shawforth Stacksteads Strongstry...
- just
north of the
market town of Rawtenstall, Lancashire, and
south of
Loveclough. It is
situated in the
Rossendale Valley,
which was once an
ancient royal...
- edge of the
Pennines in England,
Blackburn pla**** as a full back for
Loveclough,
Manchester Youth Club, The Army,
Aston Villa and
Bradford City. For Aston...
- Bacup,
Haslingden and Ramsbottom. The area is
bounded to the
north by
Loveclough and
Whitewell Bottom, to the east by
Waterfoot and
Cowpe and to the south...
- Burnley,
Huncoat and
Baxenden in Hyndburn, and Crawshawbooth,
Goodshaw and
Loveclough in the
Borough of Rossendale.
Located on the
western side of the Pennines...
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first electric services started on 15 May 1909, to
Crawshawbooth and to
Loveclough. On 23 July 1909, the
Bacup to
Lockgate section was converted. Lastly...
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meiosis and
leading two
expeditions to Tanganyika. Born at
Swinshaw near
Loveclough, Rossendale, Lancashire, he was the son of
Henry (1821-1907) and Mary...
