Witton Country Park

Witton Country Park is a 480-section of land open stop in the west of Blackburn, Lancashire, England. Around half of the nation park is blended forest and parkland, while the rest is either farmland or unpleasant field with open access. A guests' middle highlights stables with displays of old pony drawn ranch apparatus, cultivate hand-instruments and a characteristic history room. A warm blooded animal focus houses vixens, voles, ferrets, rabbits and different creatures, which are in plain view.
Every year, two occasions, "Expressions in the Park" and "Blackburn with Darwen Mela", happen. These occasions some time ago occurred in Corporation Park, however moved to Witton Park in 2005. "Expressions in the Park" sees neighborhood groups playing, and in addition more acclaimed acts, for example, Liberty X. Likewise numerous different occasions occur for the duration of the day, which ordinarily closes with a set performed by an ensemble. The recreation center is additionally the setting for the yearly Blackburn Race for Life philanthropy gathering pledges occasion.

The recreation center is the area of an auxiliary school, Witton Park Business and Enterprise College. The territory presently secured by the recreation center was earlier possessed by the Feilden family. In 1946 Robert Edward Hart, a nearby altruist, gave £35,000 secretly towards the buy of the recreation center to assist Blackburn townspeople. He kicked the bucket quickly subsequently and is covered in St Peter's burial ground Salesbury. The contributor's personality was later uncovered.