Celebrating its 15th year, the Pendle Pub Walk – a 10-mile hike through Burnley and Pendle countryside – has raised £825,000 for charity. A majority stays local but 20 per cent goes to overseas causes. The event is organised by the Rotary Club of Burnley Pendleside and last year attracted a record 2,700 participants.


HUB MEMBER SPOTLIGHT Harvey Wilkinson, managing director, Cotton Digital


To mark the national 2024 Year of Warehousing campaign, Clare Bottle, CEO of the UK Warehousing Association joined local MP Kate Hollern to tour Granby’s extensive facilities in Blackburn and learn more about the company. The visit was jointly hosted by Granby managing director Caroline Noblett and Granby head of client relationships and business development, Victoria Pittman.


My sector and specialities: We’re a full-service digital marketing agency, meaning we go into businesses and help them with everything that falls under the marketing banner as a one-stop shop.


Essentially, we act as their internal marketing department working out of another office.


My biggest achievement so far: The past few months have been full of big achievements for Cotton.


From rebranding the business completely to moving into our new offices, hiring Ellie, our latest digital marketing executive, and many more!


My ambitions for the future: The future is looking bright for Cotton Digital.


Made Smarter has announced that the 95 North West businesses it has supported have invested a combined £7.6m in technology. The government-funded, industry-backed initiative has facilitated the adoption of technologies as diverse as sensors, robotics, 3D printing and AI.


CHEC, one of the UK’s first community-based providers of gastroenterology and endoscopy services, has announced its Accrington hospital has been acknowledged as an accredited provider of gastroenterology services by Lancashire and South Cumbria ICB.


Preston businesses Artistry House Interiors and Wash Studio have jointly delivered branding, interior design and art curation for Maison 49, a new luxury retail store on Wilmslow High Street.


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Lancashire entrepreneur Lee Chambers has taken part in the Lilac Review, a significant new independent study into addressing and overcoming the inequality faced by disabled- led businesses, which has been launched with backing from the UK government. The founder of Essentialise and Male Allies UK is autistic and lives with a chronic autoimmune condition, and has previously spoken about how this has helped him to be adaptable, resilient and resourceful.


clients, growing our team and helping more businesses in the area with their marketing.


I’m really excited to see what the next few years will bring for Cotton Digital.


Who we’re looking to connect with: Our target audience is simple. We’re looking to help businesses who are really good at what they do but aren’t sure how to get that message across to their target audience. This is where we can help the most and where businesses appreciate our efforts the most.


How LBV Hub helps: LBV Hub gives us the opportunity to tell thousands of Lancashire businesses about our successes, upcoming events, news and more whenever we want.


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