The Way Magazine

Brough sits on the A66, almost equidistant from Scotch Corner to the East and Penrith to the West, offering access to the M1 and M6 respectively. As such, it is easily accessible from all corners of the United Kingdom.

Sitting in the Upper Eden Vall ey with the Howgills to the south, Yorkshire Dales to the east, Pennines to the north and The Lake District to the west, Brough is the perfect hub to visit all four areas. Two million visitors a year can't be wrong! Of course, you can avoid the crowds and just enjoy the serene beauty of one of the UK's best kept secrets. It's not called Eden without reason.

If you look at the whole country from the top of Scotland to the South Coast, and from the North Sea to the Irish Sea, Brough is almost in the middle. It's central location means Brough is convenient from north-south and east-west.

How to find Brough

Contact

07469 966839
clerk.broughpc@brough-cumbria.info

Enquiries will be forwarded to the appropriate person for reply.

Brough Parish Council
Clerk
Mr Andrew Bedford
Raine Hill
Chuch Brough
Kirkby Stephen
Cumbria, CA17 4EW

How to find Brough

Contact

07469 966839clerk.broughpc@brough-cumbria.infoEnquiries will be forwarded to the appropriate person for reply.

Brough Parish CouncilClerkMr Andrew BedfordRaine HillChuch Brough Kirkby StephenCumbria, CA17 4EW

07469 966839
clerk.broughpc@brough-cumbria.info

Enquiries will be forwarded to the appropriate person for reply.

Brough Parish Council
Clerk
Mr Andrew Bedford
Raine Hill
Chuch Brough
Kirkby Stephen
Cumbria, CA17 4EW