The Holden Arms is a beautifully appointed rural pub situated on the outskirts of Haslingden, roughly 20 miles north of Manchester and 10 miles south east and south west of Blackburn and Burnley respectively with excellent motorway links via the M66, M60 and M62 This large historic pub has been at the centre of the Holden Wood community for over a hundred years and served as the watering hole for the navvies who dug the nearby Odgen Reservoir in the early 1900s. It is now a thriving and popular pub, well known for its fantastic food offer, sumptuous Sunday roasts and mid-week specials. Readily known as the go-to place in the area for great food and a fantastic selection of drinks, the pub is growing from strength to strength. Situated on a main road in a reasonable affluent area it attracts customers from surrounding villages as well as the towns of Haslingden, Bury and Darwen.