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Due to the hot weather, between Wednesday, 24 June 2026 and Friday, 26 June 2026, our bin crews will be starting their rounds earlier than usual.

This temporary change allows our crews to work during the cooler parts of the day and helps reduce the risks associated with high temperatures.

Please help us empty your bins, by:

  • Putting your bins out the night before
  • Placing your bins at the kerbside (or your usual collection point)
  • Making sure the bin handles are facing the road

Thank you for your cooperation and support.

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War dead buried in the borough of Rochdale

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  1. Local people who lost their lives (you are here)
  2. Heywood Cemetery – list of war dead
  3. Middleton Cemetery (Boarshaw Road) – list of war dead
  4. St Gabriel's Church, Middleton – list of war dead
  5. Middleton (old cemetery) – list of war dead
  6. Rochdale Cemetery – list of war dead
  7. Rochdale Crematorium – list of war dead
  8. Dearnley Cemetery, Littleborough – list of war dead
  9. St Andrew's Churchyard, Littleborough – list of war dead

Local people who lost their lives

Local people who lost their lives during World War I, World War II and following conflicts are buried at cemeteries within the borough of Rochdale.

  • Use the pages in this section to find out more about them.
  • To find Commonwealth war dead at cemeteries in other boroughs, search the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
  • Next page : Heywood Cemetery – list of war dead

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