Blackburn Town Centre

Nestled in the heart of East Lancashire, Blackburn Town Centre is a historic textile hub reinvented for the 21st century. Once known as the "weaving capital of the world" during the Industrial Revolution, its townscape has evolved through major regeneration projects, including the award-winning Cathedral Quarter and the modern The Mall Blackburn shopping centre.

Key landmarks include Blackburn Cathedral, a striking Gothic Revival building completed in 1977, surrounded by lively cafés, restaurants, and cultural venues. The town’s transport hub, featuring an upgraded bus station and nearby railway connections, ensures seamless links across Lancashire and beyond

The centre blends historical charm with modern convenience—The Mall hosts over 110 popular retailers, a diverse food hall, and a vibrant market on its lower floor. Ongoing projects—such as new office spaces, leisure facilities, and cinema offerings—further enhance Blackburn’s appeal as a destination for shopping, dining, events, and community life.