Laneshaw Bridge, known affectionately as ‘The Bridge’ by locals, is a village in the Pendle region. Its origins can be traced back to William the Conqueror, who gifted some of the land to the Emmott family. They founded the village as Eamot but it was later renamed.

The Emmott Arms serves good pub grub and there are a couple of accommodation options too, handy for those walking the Pendle Way, which passes through the village.

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Location: Laneshaw Bridge, Pendle, Lancashire, North West England, England, United Kingdom

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