Happy New Year from Rochdale Exchange

Date published: 03 January 2019

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Lorenzo O’Reilly cuts the centre’s birthday cake

Rochdale Exchange Shopping Centre would like to wish its shoppers a very happy New Year and a big thank you for all their support this year. It has been a great 2018, with many events keeping shoppers and retailers very busy, including the centre celebrating its 40th birthday.

Here is a snapshot of some of 2018’s highlights and the centre team looks forward to even more exciting activities in 2019.

Rochdale Exchange Shopping Centre launches its very own pop-up cinema

Charlotte Teasdale poses with son Oscar Teasdale (5) and daughter Tamara Cain (15) have a go at Rochdale Exchange’s life-size intergalactic, interactive game that was part of the centre’s 40th birthday celebrations

Broadfield Community Primary School pupils produce a beautiful poppy ‘pebble’ display for the Rochdale Exchange memorial display

Rochdale Exchange Shopping Centre Manager, Lorenzo O'Reilly poses with town centre manager Paul Ambrose and Andrea Snell, owner of Sweethearts

Rochdale Exchange Shopping Centre Manager, Lorenzo O'Rielly with Father Christmas and Barbara Lloyd of Spring Hill Hospice — Rochdale Exchange Shopping Centre Manager, Lorenzo O'Reilly with Father Christmas and Barbara Lloyd of Springhill Hospice, one of the two charities the centre is raising money for through its Santa’s Grotto, alongside Manchester Children’s Hospital.

Rochdale Exchange Shopping Centre manager, Lorenzo O’Reilly, Operations Manager, Rachel Byrne and Hits Radio presenter, Darren Proctor pose with the centre’s Giving Tree

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