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Trawden, Lancashire, rebuilt its shop and community hub through volunteer efforts after closures, sustaining its village life.
Trawden, a Lancashire village near Colne with about 2,000 residents, is sustained by volunteer efforts since 2015, when locals saved its community centre and pub, The Trawden Arms, which now holds a 4.5-star Tripadvisor rating.
After the village shop closed in 2021, residents reopened it with a weekly team of 68 volunteers.
The community thrives on shared responsibilities and strong ties, supported by the Forest of Trawden, a 12.9km scenic trail through wooded valleys and moorland.
The village’s coat of arms reflects its heritage in cattle grazing, cotton milling, and forestry.
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Trawden, Lancashire, reconstruyó su tienda y centro comunitario a través de esfuerzos de voluntarios después de los cierres, sosteniendo la vida de su aldea.