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Rochdale Town Hall memories to light the corners of our minds
Rochdale Borough Council is appealing for resident’s reminders of Rochdale Town Hall to form part of an inspiring exhibition.
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Don’t lose your voice - residents urged to check voter registration details
Residents are being warned not to lose their voice on decisions that affect them by making sure their electoral registration details are up to date.
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Let's get the party started - Rochdale ready for festival return
After a 3 year wait, Rochdale Feel Good Festival will be tickling taste buds and filling the town with live music this weekend.
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Metal from cremations provides £12,000 funding to cancer charity
Rochdale Borough Council has chosen Macmillan Cancer Support to receive a £12,000 cash boost thanks to a national scheme that recycles metals left over from cremations.
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10 out of 10 for borough’s award-winning green spaces
10 of the borough’s green spaces have knocked it out of the park again, reigning triumphant at this year’s Green Flag Award scheme – ranking them among the country’s best parks.
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Gold standard as council scoops armed forces award
Rochdale Borough Council has received a top government award for its outstanding support to the Armed Forces community.
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Residents invited to lead on the development of the Milkstone and Deeplish active neighbourhood
Residents in Milkstone and Deeplish are being invited to have their say on how their neighbourhood could be made safer with quieter streets and a cleaner, more pleasant environment.
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Top work at Upperbanks sees buildings ‘topped out’
Rochdale Borough Council’s Upperbanks residential development has reached a major milestone with all the outline structures now complete.
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‘Little’ goes a long way for Heywood hypnotherapist
Starting a business has its challenges, but a brave decision to set up during the global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is paying off for a hypnotherapist from Bamford.
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New children’s champion elected in record-breaking year
The annual children’s champion elections have been held in all primary schools across the borough – following a record 100 young people putting themselves forward.
