Belmont is a small village of around 500 residents, located within the Blackburn with Darwen unitary authority and close to the town of Darwen. It offers a quiet rural setting while remaining within reach of local amenities.
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Belmont, Lancashire, is a small village of roughly 500 residents situated within the parish of North Turton and the unitary authority of Blackburn with Darwen. Historically a civil parish in its own right, it has become part of the larger administrative area while retaining its distinct village character. The locality lies close to the town of Darwen, providing residents with convenient access to nearby services and transport links without the bustle of a larger town. Its setting in the ceremonial county of Lancashire places it within a region known for its mix of rural landscapes and industrial heritage. The modest population size suggests a tight-knit community where neighbours are likely to know one another. Overall, Belmont offers a quiet, village lifestyle that balances rural tranquility with proximity to the amenities of Darwen and the broader Blackburn with Darwen area.