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Three people have been arrested after early morning raids at two Rochdale houses. A 25-year-old Hungarian woman and a man from Pakistan, aged 26, were arrested at an address in...
Date Published 02/08/2013
All the Green Flag sites in the borough have retained the accolade.
A charity collection box and mobile phone have been stolen from a gift shop in Heywood.
Detectives have launched an investigation after a block of flats was set on fire in Rochdale. Shortly before 5.15am on Tuesday 30 July 2013, emergency services were called to...
Residents in the Milnrow Road and Newbold area are being plagued by the Anti Social Behaviour (ASB) of local youths.
Police puppy, Mo, is a few months into his training and learning all the skills required to become a fully-fledged operational police dog on the streets of Greater Manchester.
Two men have been arrested in connection with a burglary that occurred on Mons Avenue, Rochdale. A 20-year-old and a 21-year-old male from the Rochdale area were questioned and...
Early Met Office statistics for this summer (June, July and August) show that this year has seen the warmest, driest and sunniest summer since 2006. However, it’s not a record...
Darnhill Festival Association has received £1,750 to organise a family sports challenge event at the festival and Rochdale and District Camera Club has been awarded £300 to buy...
Sickness absence levels at Rochdale Borough Council have increased from 8.5 days per full time equivalent (FTE) in the year 2011/12 to 9.3 days per FTE.
A ground breaking energy awareness project that has helped hundreds of residents to save money on their energy bills has been shortlisted for a prestigious Sustainable Housing...
Drake Street, Rochdale’s historic shopping street is having a facelift to mark the re-opening of the road to traffic.
Rochdale’s asbestos legacy portrayed by international artist unveiled in Westminster.
Figures show that Rochdale is one of the hardest places in the country to find a job. Figures released show that on average, 44 job seekers apply for every advertised job vacancy....
Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust will be holding a special event on August 20 at a local art gallery, to celebrate an exhibition of innovative artwork, created by mental health...
Date Published 01/08/2013
Hopwood Hall College, in association with the Skills Funding Agency, is seeking innovative projects to fund in Rochdale, in its bid to help create learning opportunities for...
A victim who suffered years of abuse at the hands of her former lover has joined police in the latest campaign to encourage domestic abuse third party reporting.
In October millions of Muslims will celebrate Hajj, with thousands of UK citizens planning to make the once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage to Mecca.
Rochdale Connections Trust was told by Rochdale Council that it is no longer entitled to have their recycling bins emptied. However, following Rochdale Online inquiries, the...
Following the sighting of a rare Hummingbird Hawk Moth in the Rochdale area recently, this week there have been two sightings of the Dark Green Fritillary butterfly.
Matthew Brierley, 44 of Wellfield Street, Rochdale has been sentenced for harassment after sending a number of abusive text messages, letters and cards to a police officer.
As Rochdale’s MP I get to see a lot of glaring injustices, but there can be few cases as harrowing as that of Khuram Shaikh. When his Milnrow-based family first approached me over...
A man in his 70s has died after walking in front of a tram in Chadderton. CCTV showed the pensioner walking from the platform at Freehold station, Block Lane, into the path of...
Dog owners from the North West are taking the lead in living healthier and more active lifestyles, as a survey reveals that a staggering 41 percent of non-pet owners do not take...
Sports fanatic and award-winning children’s author Tom Palmer is inviting local families to join his scrum at Rochdale Central Library.
Rochdale’s local creative writing groups will deliver dramatic readings of Percy Bysshe Shelley’s The Mask of Anarchy in remembrance of those who suffered as a result of the...
As National Citizen Service (NCS) kicks off its 2013 programme, independent research confirms that it is giving young people the skills and confidence to get ahead.
Commenting on Treasury proposals to change part of the calculation used to value the expected costs of the NHS pension scheme, Jon Skewes, director of Policy, Employment Relations...
The M62 was closed in the early hours of this morning due to a man scaling the barrier of a bridge over the motorway between junctions 20 (Rochdale) and 21 (Milnrow) and...
Rochdale Borough Council received £399,058 income from parking fines (Penalty Charge Notices) in the last financial year.
