We’re pleased to be supporting the YHA Festival of Walking. Running till 20 [read more]
Lace up your walking boots, dig out your woolly hat and treat your [read more]
If you’re looking for a quirky, picturesque market town with a high street [read more]
This summer’s weather has played havoc on our landscapes. You only need to [read more]
On a gloriously sunny day, members of the South Pennines Park community team [read more]
Nearly forty years ago, three friends set out on an adventure to explore [read more]
The thriving market town of Shipley is well known for its UNESCO World [read more]
Meet the newest furry residents of the South Pennines Park – the ecologically [read more]
As temperatures soar across the South Pennines Park, organisations are calling for hyper [read more]
Within half an hour of Leeds and Bradford and nestled in the beautiful [read more]
The Cotton Famine Road, Rooley Moor and the Neighbourhood Forum Driving on the [read more]
Perched on the edge of the West Pennine moors, the quirky market town [read more]
We are delighted that Bradford has been awarded UK City of Culture 2025. [read more]
The delightful West Yorkshire village of Marsden is nestled at the top of [read more]
The Sunday Times has selected not one but three South Pennines Park locations [read more]
If you enjoy wild and untamed landscapes, independent shops and dramatic love stories, [read more]
Organisations across the South Pennines Park are calling for members of the public [read more]
Once voted the third happiest place to live in the UK, this charming [read more]
Through a partnership between Blackburn with Darwen, Burnley, Hyndburn, Pendle and Rossendale Borough [read more]
Blanket bog can be found on the hills above the towns and cities [read more]
South Pennines Park welcomes the news that the Government’s plans to develop a [read more]
Nature lovers across the South Pennines are being asked to support efforts to [read more]
National Trust Holcombe Moor becomes “giant sponge” to trap carbon, improve natural habitats [read more]
The organisation behind the South Pennines Park has received a grant from the [read more]
Happy Valley Pride all started because of a piece of homophobic graffiti seen [read more]
Organisations across the South Pennines Park are fighting back against climate change and [read more]
LitterfreeSB was founded almost 5 years ago by Justine Riccomini who lives and [read more]
Climate change cannot be tackled by one person, organisation or government body. This [read more]
Marsden Moor is a wild, windswept part of the South Pennines Park. On [read more]
Standing on the shoulders of giants: the irresistible legacy of the South Pennines [read more]
We are working with Craggatak Consulting to launch a Heritage Strategy that will [read more]
Amira Patel is empowering Muslim women to enjoy the great outdoors through her [read more]
Acclaimed writer, producer and director Sally Wainwright OBE says she is ‘flattered’ to [read more]
Areas within the new South Pennines Park are singing from the same hymn [read more]
Pat Farrell/Caveman M8 is an MC, Creative Facilitator, Artist & Community Practitioner based [read more]
Emma doesn’t work in a specific artform – rather she incorporates art materials [read more]
James Mabbett (Studio Napoleon III) is a composer, musician, producer and sound artist [read more]
Beam is an arts organisation who work across the North to promote, commission [read more]
Karol is a community radio journalist, photographer and artist based in Shipley, West [read more]
Naseem has written and run workshops about art, social history and our natural [read more]
Ammie is a socially engaged ceramic artist with over 25 years’ experience of [read more]
Talented singer-songwriters O’Hooley and Tidow have captured the pride of the Pennines in [read more]
South Pennines Trust is one of nearly 450 heritage organisations in England awarded [read more]
In the uplands, a combination of geology, human influence and high rainfall has [read more]
The South Pennines is a wild, wonderful and occasionally wuthering landscape at the [read more]
The South Pennines form part of the Pennine ‘backbone’ of England. This narrow [read more]
People have been making their mark on the South Pennines landscape for thousands [read more]
