Tosside has a population of around 100 families scattered across a widespread area, living typically in upland farms and other remote dwellings.

The village itself includes a number of Grade II listed buildings, including St Bartholomew's Church, a chapel, and The Dog and Partridge public house.

The Village Community Hall provides a focal point for this active local community.
 The hall may be hired for special events and functions.

The village adjoins Gisburn Forest to the North and provides access to the forest via Bailey Lane.
Gisburn Forest is the largest forest in Lancashire and is a location for mountain-biking, walking and horse-riding.
Tosside has a population of around 100 families scattered across a widespread area, living typically in upland farms and other remote dwellings.
The village itself includes a number of Grade II listed buildings, including St Bartholomew's Church, a chapel, and The Dog and Partridge public house.
The Village Community Hall provides a focal point for this active local community.  The hall may be hired for special events and functions.
The village adjoins Gisburn Forest to the North and provides access to the forest via Bailey Lane. Gisburn Forest is the largest forest in Lancashire and is a location for mountain-biking, walking and horse-riding.
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