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Residents living at Pembroke Court, off Whitworth Road, are angry that their bins have been left to overflow with rubbish.
Date Published 20/01/2016
Family and friends of Josh McCormack are continuing to fund raise for him so he can have a successful rehabilitation following his battle with a brain tumour.
The people of Rochdale have hit back at David Cameron’s recent announcement that migrant families could be broken up and mothers deported if they fail a new English test.
Over three quarters of people in the North West have someone in their family with risk factors that put them greater risk of heart disease, according to new statistics.
An irregular heartbeat (known as atrial fibrillation or AF) is a stronger risk factor for stroke, heart disease, heart failure and death in women than in men, although the cause...
The murder trial of Josphat Mutekedza is set to be re-scheduled after the jury had to be discarded due to the judge falling ill. Mutekedza, 36, of no fixed address, has...
Date Published 19/01/2016
Conservative Councillor Ian Duckworth is set to become the borough's Deputy Mayor from May. If his nomination is approved at a meeting of Rochdale Council on Wednesday (20...
James Mulgrew, better known as the comedian Jimmy Cricket, has been appointed a Papal Knight of the Pontifical Order of St Gregory the Great for his work for charity over many...
Littleborough Prosecution Society held its 141st AGM/dinner at Littleborough Cricket Club on Friday 8 January.
Rochdale Diversity Awards 2016 will be held in the Grand Hall at Rochdale Town Hall on the 26 May 2016. The award nomination process will be launched in late February/early March.
Motorists caught without their seat belt on are being given the opportunity to take an online course, instead of receiving a fine.
The BMA has announced its intention to suspend the strike previously announced for next week as talks continue.
Our Anglican Communion Service will be led by Rev Mike Howarth this Sunday at 11.00am, everyone welcome. Sunday Club continues at the same time.
Transport leaders have agreed proposals to ensure Greater Manchester’s Ring and Ride service continues to provide accessible transport for those who need it the most.
Firefighters were called to a chip pan fire just after midnight this morning (Tuesday 19 January). Firefighters used two breathing apparatus and a hose reel to extinguish the...
The Petrus Community, based in Rochdale, has received a £300 donation from the Galaxy Hot Chocolate Fund.
Revised site access to the proposed housing development on land off New Road have recently been approved by TfGM, GMP, and Rochdale Borough Highways Department. The proposal...
A man was attacked and bundled into a car in Milnrow. At around 5.20pm on Sunday (17 January), a man parked his car on the street outside the Waggon Inn, Butterworth Hall in...
Kirkholt is all set to get a new lease of life. Rochdale Boroughwide Housing (RBH) has submitted plans to Rochdale Borough Council to build new shops, apartments and a brand...
Sunday 10.00am Morning Worship, Sunday School and Deeper Water’. During Sunday Service, between 11.00-12.00 noon - Sunday School - for age 4-11. Every other week we have a ‘Deeper...
Date Published 18/01/2016
Residents of Syke have expressed their anger at the “disgusting” state of Syke pond, and are calling on the council to fix the problem.
Brett Gleeson, who punched and killed Adam Nightingale in a dispute over a spilled drink at the Mucky Duck Pub, Drake Street, has been jailed for manslaughter.
Almost 55,000 people in the borough have high blood pressure, with only 58% being officially diagnosed and treated, it has been revealed.
The Petrus Community is organising a sponsored sleep out to raise money for the Borough’s homeless, and you are invited to take part.
Newly released statistics show just 80.2 per cent of people attending local hospitals were seen within four hours in November. Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust, which runs...
Plans for a house fifteen times larger than the UK average UK Green Belt land on the border of Bamford and Norden have been rejected.
Members of the Rochdale Environmental Action Group (REAG) were back in action on Saturday 16 January plenty of overflowing bins and rubbish.
The preacher at our Communion Service at 10.30am on Sunday will be Rev Diane Hicks. This will also be our Annual Covenant Service. As usual there will be Sunday Club...
Karen Danczuk has signed up to accompany Bear Grylls for a special charity edition of his TV programme, The Island, reports The Sun. The show requires participants to survive...
John ‘Dusty’ Miller, a war hero thought to be one of the last surviving members of The Chindits, an elite Special Forces unit, has died at home in Smallbridge, aged 97. Mr...
