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Hyndburn Wheels for All Location & Directions The Woodlands will be used by the local disability The Woodlands is located in Clayton-le-moors next cycling centre. The newly surfaced paths are ideal for to the main Whalley Road (A680), opposite Sparth the specially adapted bikes and provide individuals with House. a ‘realistic’ cycling experience within a safe, yet stimulating environment. the the For more information on Hyndburn Wheels for All Great Harwood woodlands contact: A680 J8 woodlands [email protected]

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By Car Whalley Road (A680) heading north towards Whalley and Clitheroe turn right into Clayton Hall Drive, parking is available at the Wilson Playing Field PROSPECTS Foundation site. Heading south from Whalley turn left into Hyndburn’s environmental charity, PROSPECTS Clayton Hall Drive. Foundation has worked with many young people to By Bus create sculptures and carry out woodland management Hyndburn Circular bus numbers 6, 6A, 7, 7A and and other activities in The Woodlands. Volunteers from get off at the Sparth House bus stop, Clayton and beyond will be involved with looking after The Woodlands is opposite Sparth House. the woodland for both wildlife and the people who will Mon to Sat ~ every 20mins, Sun ~ every 60mins use it. The Clayton with Altham PROSPECTS Panel is the area’s local volunteer group who meet on a monthly The Woodlands is owned and maintained by basis. For more information about PROSPECTS Hyndburn Borough Council: Community Services Foundation see our website: Willows Lane Depot www.prospectsfoundation.org.uk Willows Lane Accrington BB5 ORT The Woodlands Improvements have been supported by: Cycling Projects Big Lottery Fund Community Spaces Tel: 01254 388111 Prospects Foundation Lancashire County Council Email: [email protected] Groundwork Lancashire Environmental Fund www.hyndburnbc.gov.uk Printed on recycled stock LU19 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 is great for both groups and animals you can find but look

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