-
Over 60s in Rochdale could get grants worth up to £300
Grants of up to £300 are available to retired residents in Rochdale.
-
Big ideas come to life at Rochdale’s new festival
Imagination, creativity and discoveries were celebrated during a busy week of inspirational events accompanying the re-opening of Rochdale Town Hall at the first Rochdale Borough Festival of Ideas.
-
Rochdale thanks shining stars at staff awards
Outstanding achievements and service to local residents by Rochdale Borough Council employees were recognised during the ACE Awards held at Rochdale Town Hall.
-
March forward and pledge to pick just one bag of litter
Rochdale Borough Council is appealing to the local community to pledge to pick one bag of litter or more this March for Keep Britain Tidy’s 9th Great British Spring Clean.
-
Bowlee’s back - car boot sale and market reveals 2024 dates
Bowlee Car Boot Sale and Market – one of the biggest and most popular in Greater Manchester – returns for its 2024 season this month.
-
Crowds flock as Rochdale Town Hall reopens to the public
More than 2,500 people joined in the celebrations as Rochdale Town Hall reopened its doors to the public for the first time in 4 years this weekend.
-
Council agrees additional funding boost for Heywood Civic Centre
Plans to transform Heywood Civic Centre just got bigger and better, after councillors agreed to plough an additional £2.25 million into the scheme at the 21 February 2024 budget fixing council.
-
Stage set for grand reopening of Rochdale Town Hall
Details of the grand opening of Rochdale Town Hall have been revealed, with free tickets for the event set to become available from Tuesday, 20 February 2024.
-
Rochdale town centre wins place in Britain in Bloom finals
Rochdale Town Centre has been selected as one of the best in the North West and is now competing for a win in the 2024 Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Britain in Bloom UK Finals.
-
New heritage trail set to celebrate Middleton’s rich history
A brand new Middleton heritage trail is being created and the team behind it are asking local residents and history enthusiasts to get involved.