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Half term fun at Rochdale Town Hall
The beautiful Rochdale Town Hall will be the location for top notch family fun this February half term, with a series of activities set to keep the young ones entertained.
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Marland Hill Eco Mart open for business
Pupils of Marland Hill Community Primary School have launched an Eco Mart to help encourage local parents and teachers to reduce buying single-use plastics.
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Middleton gets ready to blossom in Royal Horticulture Society Britain in Bloom finals
Middleton Town Centre has been selected as one of the best in the North West and is now competing to win the 2025 Royal Horticultural Society’s (RHS) Britain in Bloom UK title.
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Plan your big day: Rochdale Wedding Show returns
Rochdale Wedding Show returns to Rochdale Town Hall on Sunday, 2 March 2025 and preparation is well under way.
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Residents asked for views on Rochdale Borough Council's savings plans
Rochdale Borough Council is consulting residents on a round of savings proposals to help balance the authority’s budget.
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Feel Good family events to return
Free summer fun will be returning to the borough this year, with Rochdale Borough Council confirming Feel Good Family Picnic events will be staged again in 2025.
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New chief executive looking to build on the borough of Rochdale's record of success
Councillors at Rochdale Borough Council have voted to appoint James Binks as the new chief executive of the organisation.
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Toy appeal hits donations record as over 2,500 children receive gifts
Another huge team effort for the Rochdale Giving Back Christmas Toy Appeal and lots of local generosity meant over 2,500 less fortunate children had gifts to open on Christmas day.
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New Pegasus crossing kickstarts £1.9 million investment across the borough
A new Pegasus crossing, which includes a specialist facility for horses, will be cantering into Rochdale as the first of a series of new crossings set to be created across the borough in 2025.
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Wheels are back on track at Queen’s Park
The BMX bike track at Queen’s Park in Heywood is now open following a £100,000 extensive restoration programme that has brought the much-loved facility back to life.
