By car
Set the postcode BB11 1NN. M65 Junction 10 is 5 minutes away. We are at the junction of Cow Lane and Standish Street, opposite the cinema complex.
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5-minute walk from Burnley Manchester Road station. Multi-storey parking 4 minutes away. Apple Maps and Google Maps both work.
Set the postcode BB11 1NN. M65 Junction 10 is 5 minutes away. We are at the junction of Cow Lane and Standish Street, opposite the cinema complex.
Burnley Manchester Road station is a 5-minute walk away (about 350m). Trains run from Manchester Victoria, Blackburn and Preston.
Cow Lane is the pickup point; taxis pull straight onto the front. We can call you a cab at the end of the night.
The St James's Street multi-storey is around 4 minutes' walk (BB11 1JX). On-street parking on Cow Lane is limited; the multi-storey is the simpler bet.
Drive times are off-peak.
1 Cow Lane is a 5-minute walk from Burnley Manchester Road station, with the St James's Street multi-storey car park 4 minutes away. Most local guests walk or taxi.
Padiham guests typically taxi the short A671 hop or use the Hapton train, which is one stop from Burnley Manchester Road.
Brierfield is effectively contiguous with central Burnley; the East Lancashire rail line connects in a few minutes.
Nelson is the Pendle anchor town for the cluster. The A682 is the natural drive; the East Lancashire rail line is half-hourly off-peak.
Colne sits at the end of the East Lancashire line, ~15 minutes by rail to Burnley Manchester Road.
Accrington is the Hyndburn anchor town. M65 is the fastest drive; rail also direct.
Rossendale anchor town. There is no direct rail service to Burnley from Rawtenstall, so guests usually drive or taxi via the A682.
Clitheroe is the Ribble Valley anchor town. Strong for birthdays and club nights; the Ribble Valley itself has its own dense wedding-venue market.
Blackburn is the largest East-Lancs town in the cluster after Burnley itself. M65 corridor straight to J10 (Hapton).
Halifax sits across the Pennines in West Yorkshire, served by the A646 / Calder Valley corridor. Realistic for late-licence club nights via the M62 / M65, not a daytime / wedding catchment.
Preston is a 35-minute drive on the M65. The wider Lancashire / Preston corridor is the natural cross-corridor mention for engagement parties and late-evening receptions; central Preston has its own dense wedding market for the daytime ceremony itself.
Bolton connects via the A666 / M61 / M65 J10 corridor, which is faster than going through central Manchester. Strong for office Christmas and corporate parties; cross-border in the club-nights catchment.
Bradford connects via the M606 / M62 / M66 / M65 J10 corridor. The natural hook is the cultural-weddings flexibility (halal, kosher, vegetarian, vegan, mehndi); see the Catering & drinks FAQ. Cross-border in the club-nights catchment.
Manchester has the cleanest rail option in the gap-town set: a direct service from Manchester Victoria on the Calder Valley line, ~50 minutes, half-hourly. Late-licence cross-border for club nights; Greater Manchester is in the /events/club-nights extra areaServed layer.
| Monday to Sunday | 7pm to 6am (licensed hire) |
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| Daytime | By arrangement |
Hidden is private hire only. We are not a walk-in venue. If you are looking for a tour or to drop off decor, ring us first on 01282 902 604.