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Green fingered borough turns gold at North West in Bloom awards
The borough of Rochdale scooped an outstanding haul of gold medals at the recent North West in Bloom awards, showing that this green-fingered area is a force to be reckoned with.
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Remembrance 2024: details of events honouring our fallen heroes
Residents across the borough will have the chance to pay their respects to those who have made sacrifices in defence of the country at Remembrance Day services.
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Night walk: visitors enjoy wild adventure
Over 3,500 visitors were welcomed to Littleborough for Wild Wanders, a night-time nature trail staged for the first time at Hollingworth Lake Country Park.
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Shaping the future: young people lead Climate Conversation
Local young people lead the Climate Conversation on how we can tackle climate change in the borough of Rochdale as part of the work to engage our youngest citizens about the climate emergency.
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Spine chilling horror to be screened at Rochdale Town Hall
The 1922 silent classic, ‘Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror’, a German vampire film based on Bram Stoker’s Dracula, will be shown with a musical accompaniment.
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Fired up – Trade Centre UK backs Rochdale’s Fire Festival and Christmas switch-on
Car supermarket The Trade Centre UK is sponsoring 2024's Ignite Fire Festival and Christmas Lights Switch On in Rochdale.
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Game changing multi-million pound development set to take step forward
Plans to take forward Greater Manchester’s biggest proposed employment development, which will generate over 20,000 high-quality jobs and bring a £1 billion economic boost, are set to be considered.
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Save the date – Rochdale Wedding Show returns to town hall
Couples planning to tie the knot will be heading to Rochdale Town Hall next year when Rochdale Wedding Show makes a welcome return to the spectacular Grade I-listed building on Sunday, 2 March 2025.
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Hampton by Hilton celebrates a bumper year
Rochdale’s Hampton by Hilton Hotel is marking a year since its opening in the heart of Rochdale town centre.
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Historic lights from Queen’s Park Bridge now glittering in gold once again
Historic lighting columns which once sat on Heywood’s Queen’s Park Bridge almost a century ago have been lovingly recreated as part of the council’s £4 million repair of the structure.
