is popular with climbers and has been used as a location for the filming of Peaky Blinders. St. Stephens Church is now a Grade II listed building, and the home of Holden Wood Antiques, with a cafe and large antique shopping area. Wildlife Reptiles and amphibians recorded on Grane are Common Frog, Common Toad, Palmate Newt and Adder. Grane is a good place to see butterflies. Peacock, Red Admiral, Painted Lady and Small Tortoiseshell are common, but there also Gatekeeper, Comma, Common Blue, Wall Brow. One of the rarest species is the Green Hairstreak, which feeds on the crowberry, which is abundant on the nearby moorland. 44 species of moths have also been recorded. Grane is also rich in birdlife, with at least 78 breeding species. A bird hide with disabled access is situated at the Clough Head parking and cafe area. References External links Abandoned communities ... Haslingden Grane West Pennine Moors Geography of the Borough of Rossendale