Burnley always in good kompany
Step into the Royal Dyche, a cosy pub that’s as Burnley as it gets. With a pint in hand, you’ll feel like a true local in no time. Chat with friendly faces, soak in the charming atmosphere, and let the good times flow.
This place used to be called the Princess Royal, but a joke on the pub’s A-board (see below) led to this Burnley iconic being renamed after the (now former) Burnley FC manager Sean Dyche.
Burnley, Lancashire’s most prominent mill town.
Burnley was once known as one of Lancashire’s most prominent mill towns and has even once been awarded the most enterprising area in the UK. Whether you like hiking, cycling, windsurfing, kayaking, horse riding, golf or sailing, it’s all available right here.
Burnley is a town and the administrative centre of the wider Borough of Burnley in Lancashire, England, with a 2001 population of 73,021. It is 21 miles (34 km) north of Manchester and 20 miles (32 km) east of Preston, at the confluence of the River Calder and River Brun.
Burnley always in good kompany
Burnley always in good kompany
Visit Towneley and Gawthorpe Halls
Towneley Park is home to Towneley Hall, often chosen as a wedding venue due to its beautiful exterior and interior. There’s also Gawthorpe Hall, which is referred to as “the Downton of the North” and is adjacent to the Burnley FC training ground.
Singing Ringing Tree: music in the air
Let the wind play you a tune at the Singing Ringing Tree. This unique sound sculpture offers a harmonious experience like no other. Lose yourself in the melodies and take in the sweeping views that surround you. It’s a symphony of nature and art that can’t be missed.
Batch Distillery
Unit 10, Habergham Mill, Coal Clough Ln, Burnley BB11 5BS, Verenigd Koninkrijk
Our production began in the basement of a terraced house in Burnley, Lancashire. We are still based in the same town but now distil our spirits in a renovated mill.
Batch supplies boutique supermarket, Booths, plus Selfridges, Harvey Nichols and countless bars and restaurants across the country. Today we continue to experiment with botanicals and develop recipes to bring you new and interesting spirits.
Industrial Strength Gin
Awarded a Double Gold and Best Gin at San Francisco World Spirits Competition, Industrial Strength Gin is judged one of the best spirits in the world. It’s the Batch take on a Navy Gin and a nod to the industrial heritage of our hometown, Burnley. Juniper forward, bold citrus.
Gin Rummy Joker.
Introducing our wild card! We have barrel-aged a scrumptious spiced gin, giving it a whole new dimension. Bold and oaky, it’s guaranteed to disrupt your palate – in a good way, we promise. With notes of tropical fruits, balanced with gentle spice, will you drink it with tonic or go wild and try it with cola?
Go Well Gin. Batch Distillery.
Go Well Gin is brought to you by Greg James, Jimmy Anderson, Felix White and Mattchin.
With a shared love of Gin we wanted to come together and celebrate the genius local production methods of Burnley’s Batch boutique distillery.
Through-out lock-down we’ve had fun developing our own unique flavours and build our own little brand that could engage with the cricket community and support the projects of our charity the Go Well Fund all year round…and so Go Well Gin was born. For a laugh
Go Well Gin is a Premium luxurious Gin expertly crafted by a boutique distillery in the heart of Jimmy’s home town of Burnley.
20% of all profits raised by the sales of Go Well Gin will be donated to The Go Well Fund. Our aim is to improve the lives of people who could do with some help.
Through our incredible podcast community we have raised almost £100k for our Go Well initiative. Through-out the year we will donate funds raised to these causes that have inspired us and showcase some of the incredible work they are doing.
OUR LATEST GO WELL GRANTS HAVE BEEN DONATED TO
Every year thousands of child refugees arrive in Europe, almost half of them are unaccompanied and as a result are at risk of being abused and trafficked. Yet many of these children have a legal right to travel safely to a place of sanctuary. With our support they can access their rights.
We get refugees cycling!
We support refugees by donating secondhandbikes.
Refugees are not allowed to work and aregiven only £37.75 per week to live on.
A bike can mean the difference between a mealand transport, exercise and more
We have established a strong reputation for delivering high quality, large scale, national skills development programmes for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds. From outdoor learning and online safety to money management and mental health, we reach and engage young people who don’t traditionally have access to personal development opportunities.
Our programmes provide inspiration, opportunities and support to talented young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, enabling them to succeed. We work with innovative organisation sand businesses to address disparity of opportunity, so everyone’s talents, skills and perspectives are valued. And we empower communities across the UK to tackle disadvantage and discrimination for long term, sustainable change.
Burnley Football club.
Turf Moor.
Turf Moor is an association football stadium in Burnley, Lancashire, England, which has been the home of Burnley Football Club since 1883.
Turf Moor is a football stadium in Burnley, Lancashire, England. It is the home ground of Premier League club Burnley Football Club, who have played there since moving from its Calder Vale ground in 1883. The stadiumis on Harry Potts Way. The road is named after the club’s longest serving manager. The official capacity is 21,944.
Burnley always in good kompany
