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Little Harwood, Blackburn — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Little Harwood is a suburb at the northern edge of Blackburn, in Lancashire, where Holy Trinity Church and St Stephen's Church hold the older names.
About Little Harwood
Where to stay in Little Harwood
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Little Harwood runs along the northern edge of Blackburn, and its list, Holy Trinity Church, St Stephen's Church, the St Michael & All Angels Worship Centre, Canal House and St Stephens Conservative Club, is made of buildings to visit rather than to sleep in. Rooms are a Blackburn matter. Pick the suburb when St Stephen's Church or Canal House is the anchor of your day.
About Little Harwood
What are the main landmarks in Little Harwood?
Holy Trinity Church and St Stephen's Church carry the parish names on this edge of Blackburn, while the St Michael & All Angels Worship Centre, Canal House and St Stephens Conservative Club complete what the record holds for Little Harwood. Five entries, no more. Church and club share the St Stephens name.
What is the history of Little Harwood?
Little Harwood belongs to the Blackburn with Darwen district, in the ceremonial county of Lancashire, and the threads its record keeps are the dedications of Holy Trinity Church and St Stephen's Church. Nothing fixes a first mention. Blackburn grew as the administrative centre of the borough it shares with Darwen, north of the West Pennine Moors and under the southern edge of the Ribble Valley.
Canal House sits on the same register.
Where is Little Harwood?
Little Harwood lies at the northern edge of Blackburn, a town north of the West Pennine Moors and under the southern edge of the Ribble Valley.
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Updated September 2026