Earby Town Council

Earby is a small town in the North of England. Traditionally a part of the great historic County of Yorkshire, as exemplified by the decorative white roses seen in many house windows, Earby now comprises part of the West Craven district of Lancashire. Thus the red rose is shown entwined with the white rose in, for example, the local paper.

Historically Earby when a village was little more than a scattering of farms and a few handloom weavers cottages.  It was part of Pennine England with its  sturdy independent Yeoman Farmers famous for their thrift and canny silence, making a precarious living mainly from sheep but also dairy cattle.

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Have your say on your roads

You can have your say on your roads and transport locally by completing a short survey.  As part of a new campaign to promote the work of their highways service, Lancashire County Council is encouraging people to complete the National Highways and

Community Consultation - Have Your Say

Since 2007, the Community Foundation for Lancashire have worked with donors to distribute over £13 million to local charities and community groups that provide critical and specialist support to some of Lancashire’s most vulnerable people.

Raising of the Armed Forces Day Flag

Earby Town Council, along with the Royal British Legion invite you to join us on Saturday 29th June, at the Bus Station in Earby, for a service at 11am. This will be followed by the raising of the Armed Forces Flag.

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