Becconsall

Becconsall is a village and civil parish in Lancashire, England. It is situated near the town of Hesketh Bank, on the western edge of the county. The parish is part of the West Lancashire district.

Historically, Becconsall was part of the Hundred of Leyland. The Domesday Book mentions a settlement in the area, though its exact location and name are debated. Over the centuries, it developed as a rural community, primarily focused on agriculture.

The landscape around Becconsall is characterized by its proximity to the Ribble Estuary. This has influenced its development and ecology, with areas of salt marsh and farmland. The village itself is relatively small, with a church, a few scattered houses, and agricultural buildings.

Becconsall's civil parish is overseen by a parish council. The local economy is largely agricultural, with some residents commuting to nearby towns for work. The area is known for its peaceful atmosphere and natural surroundings. It lies within the area covered by Lancashire County Council.