The Trawden Arms (Community Pub)

The Trawden Arms is an independent community owned traditional village Inn, nestled in the heart of the village of Trawden, in Lancashire. Ideally situated within easy reach of Wycoller Country Park, Boulsworth Hill and surrounding moorlands; a popular spot for walkers, mountain bikers and horse riders alike.

Refurbished over recent years to a very high standard, boasting a well-appointed private outdoor area (including child’s play area) suitable for outside dining, car park, 4 en-suite king size rooms in the 2 storey ‘Old joinery’ adjacent from the main building, spacious traditional bar, roaring fires oozing with character. As well as spacious 4 bedroomed apartment above the pub for the tenant.

The Trawden Arms has recently been bought through a community buy out scheme, and gained nationwide media coverage on BBC news, ITV news etc and was the flagship pub for the Daily Mirror’s ‘Save our pubs’ campaign. Trawden is now the first village in the UK to have a community owned shop, library, community centre and now pub which plays a key role in the village life, hosting community events such as a local beer and music festival.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-57568017

https://www.itv.com/news/granada/2021-06-29/trawden-locals-raise-half-a-million-to-buy-the-last-pub-in-the-lancashire-village