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Rochdale Council signs inclusive language pledge to support young people with dignity
Senior leaders at Rochdale Borough Council have formally committed to using inclusive, respectful language when referring to children, especially those in care or with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), following growing concerns raised by councillors.
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Pavilion plans unveiled as Heywood Cricket Club bowls for a greener future
A historic cricket club in Heywood is aiming for a six with planners, having submitted a formal application to Rochdale Borough Council to build a new eco-friendly community pavilion.
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Six big questions answered on the Simister Island upgrade
Last month a massive Greater Manchester motorway upgrade was announced which will affect millions of journeys a year.
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Plans unveiled for Rochdale’s first ever padel club
A new sporting hub could be on the horizon in Rochdale as proposals emerge to transform wasteland at a local sports club into the town’s first dedicated padel tennis facility.
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Hopwood Hall College’s class of 2025 graduates in style at town hall ceremony
Friends, family and lecturers fill Great Hall as Hopwood Hall College celebrates higher education success.
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Creative careers course opens doors for Rochdale’s young artists
Free arts training programme returns this November with real-world experience and job opportunities
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Rochdale shuts down two more shops in illicit tobacco crackdown
Two Drake Street shops have been forced to close after trading standards officers seized thousands of illegal cigarettes, banned vapes, and hand-rolling tobacco as part of an ongoing town centre crackdown.
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Parents jailed after dog attack that killed three-year-old Daniel Twigg in Rochdale
Couple sentenced under Dangerous Dogs Act following toddler’s death on rural property.
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Greater Manchester bus strikes called off at the last minute, sparing weekend disruption
Walkouts by Bee Network bus drivers at Stagecoach and Metroline suspended after new pay offer, but minor disruption still possible
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Parents fear intimidation as Heywood Community Guard group unravels after GoFundMe suspended
Parents in Heywood say they no longer feel safe at the school gates after new WhatsApp leaks revealed members of the self-styled Heywood Community Guards discussing direct action, late-night drives, and “door knocks” on local residents.
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The engineless van with rat infestation and rotting load that’s blighting a neighbourhood
A long-dumped van with a rotting load and rat infestation is set to be cleared.
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Man re-arrested at Manchester Airport in connection with Crumpsall terror investigation
Counter Terrorism Policing North West has re-arrested a 30-year-old man in connection with last week’s terror attack in Crumpsall.
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Bee Network bus strikes suspended after new pay offer as weekend disruption eases
Planned bus strikes across Greater Manchester have been called off after Unite the Union agreed to ballot its members on a new pay offer, meaning most Bee Network services will now run as normal this weekend.
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Heartbroken family offers £1,000 reward after beloved pony vanishes in Rochdale
A Rochdale family has issued an urgent appeal to the public after their much-loved pony vanished from a field off Albert Royds Street.
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Young people in care celebrated for resilience, talent and achievement at Rochdale awards event
Children in care from across Rochdale were honoured for their remarkable achievements at a joyful awards ceremony that combined celebration, entertainment and heartfelt recognition.
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Free eye and hearing checks offered to Rochdale’s homeless community at Specsavers out-of-hours clinic
Specsavers Rochdale is hosting a special after-hours clinic to provide free sight and hearing checks for people experiencing homelessness, as part of national efforts marking World Homeless Day.
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Rochdale Feel Good Festival to return on Saturday 8 August 2026
Organisers confirm 2026 date for town’s flagship summer music and food event, with main stage acts and tickets to be announced soon
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Mayor reflects on month of remembrance, community spirit and cultural celebration
It has been another extremely busy few weeks, with a packed diary of events, visits, and concerts.
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Campaigners had months to complain about 11th hour Places for Everyone changes, court told
Claims Places for Everyone campaigners had ‘very little time’ to respond to last-minute changes have been slapped down by landowners’ lawyers.
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The vigil held outside the synagogue hit by last weeks terror attack
A week on from an unimaginable tragedy, a community gathered to honour two heroes – and show that ‘light can push away the darkness’.
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IOPC confirms GMP officers are witnesses in Crumpsall terror attack investigation
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has confirmed that three Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officers who fired their weapons during last week’s terror attack in Crumpsall are being treated as witnesses in the ongoing investigation.
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Police confirm Crumpsall terrorist called 999 pledging allegiance to Islamic State
Counter terrorism police have confirmed that the man behind the attack on the Synagogue in Crumpsall last Thursday, pledged allegiance to Islamic State in a 999 call.
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Don’t forget to vote as Rochdale street art up for global award
Rochdale’s world-class murals could be crowned the best street art on the planet, but only if local people get voting before it’s too late.
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Works starts on research and materials hub
Work is set to begin on a facility that will unlock thousands of jobs in Rochdale.
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Old nightclub will be converted into apartments
An 18th century building that was once home to ‘The Nile’ nightclub in Rochdale will be transformed into apartments.
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Leaked WhatsApp chats expose dangerous vigilante Community Guards group operating in Heywood
A supposed community safety group based in Heywood has been exposed as a breeding ground for hostility, conspiracy theories and unregulated activity, according to evidence seen by Roch Valley Radio.
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Stagecoach and Metroline bus drivers confirm further strikes in Greater Manchester
Bus services across Greater Manchester will be disrupted later this week following confirmation that staff from two operators, Stagecoach and Metroline, will go ahead with further planned strikes.
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Council slammed after vigil for Palestine child victims ‘uses town hall plug sockets’
A council has been slammed by one of its own members after the town hall power supply was used for an vigil commemorating Gaza child victims.
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Almost 6,000 council workers reported assaults and abuse in last three years
Almost 6,000 council workers have reported assaults and abuse in the last three years across Greater Manchester.
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Cllr Jack Rydeheard defects to Reform UK, becoming Bury’s first Reform councillor
Elton councillor Jack Rydeheard has quit the Conservatives and joined Reform UK, marking the party’s first seat on Bury Council.
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Rochdale comedy festival closes as a big hit in the borough with laughter, community and rising talent
The town’s first full-scale comedy festival has drawn to a close after ten days of shows across Rochdale, bringing together established performers, newcomers and audiences from across the region and beyond.
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Legal challenge over Greater Manchester loss of green belt land set to be heard in high court
A legal challenge claiming the loss of green belt land in a regional masterplan is not necessary for growth is to be heard this week.
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County Lines suspects arrested after Rochdale police seize £200,000 in drugs and £20,000 in cash
A manhunt, vehicle chase and property search have led to a major drugs bust in Rochdale, with class A and class B drugs worth £200,000 taken off the streets.
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Terror investigation continues after attack outside Heaton Park synagogue
Counter Terrorism Policing North West (CTPNW) says its investigation into the terrorist attack outside Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue on Thursday is “continuing at pace.”
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Manchester’s Jewish community stands defiant at cathedral protest after Crumpsall terror attack
Members of Greater Manchester’s Jewish community have gathered outside Manchester Cathedral this morning in a powerful show of unity and defiance, just days after a terror attack targeted a synagogue in Crumpsall.
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Nans, storms and one too many gooch jokes as Rochdale’s first comedy festival is a hit in Middleton
Middleton’s Engine House plays host to a night of belly laughs during Rochdale’s Town of Culture year.
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Crackdown continues after synagogue terror attack in Crumpsall
Six held as counter-terror police probe 'appalling' act outside Manchester synagogue
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Mayor of Bury invites children to design his official Christmas card for 2025
Budding young artists across Bury have been invited to take part in a festive tradition by designing the official Christmas card for the town’s mayor, Councillor Noel Bayley.
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Whitworth teen lands starring role in Nativity the Musical
A Whitworth schoolgirl is preparing to take centre stage in HeyKids’ upcoming production of Nativity the Musical at Middleton Arena.
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Cardinal Langley up for top North West sport award
Cardinal Langley RC High School has been shortlisted for an Educate Award for its commitment to school sport and running events across Rochdale.
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Increased patrols remain as GMP responds to Greater Manchester public
Police have stepped up high visibility patrols across Greater Manchester this week, with officers focusing on Jewish communities and busy public events.
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Cllr Russell Bernstein: “We need to make sure that evil does not win”
A councillor has warned Manchester’s Jewish community is living in fear after an attack on a holy day and urged government ministers to take decisive action against anti-Semitism.
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Six arrested as counter terror police widen investigation into Crumpsall synagogue attack
Counter Terrorism Policing has confirmed that six people have now been arrested following a terrorist attack outside a synagogue in Crumpsall, Manchester, with detectives seeking extended detention warrants as the investigation continues.
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Pro-Palestine demonstrators say planned march WILL go ahead this weekend
Pro-Palestine demonstrations will go ahead in Manchester this weekend, according to organisers.
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Family of Melvin Cravitz pay tribute to ‘kind and caring man’
Tributes have now been paid to 66-year-old Melvin Cravitz who died during yesterday’s attack at Heaton Park Congregation Synagogue.
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Manchester synagogue attacker was on bail for alleged rape, sources have confirmed.
A man who carried out a deadly attack outside a synagogue in Manchester was reportedly on police bail for an alleged rape at the time, though this has not been confirmed by Greater Manchester Police.
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Emotional Bev Craig and Andy Burnham speeches call synagogue attack ‘an attack on all of us’
Cheers greeted powerful speeches made by Bev Craig and Andy Burnham at a vigil for the victims of the Crumpsall synagogue terror attack.
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Family of Adrian Daulby pay tribute to ‘a down to earth man whose final act was to save others’
Tributes have been paid to 53-year-old Adrian Daulby who died during yesterday’s terrorist incident at Heaton Park Congregation Synagogue.
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Tyler Smith returns to Rochdale AFC after five-year absence
Forward signs until end of season as club bolsters attacking options with familiar face
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Leaders condemn antisemitic attack on synagogue in Crumpsall
Greater Manchester’s political leaders have issued a joint statement after an antisemitic attack at Heaton Park Hebrew Synagogue in Crumpsall left worshippers dead and injured.
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Springhill Hospice walk raises over £54,000 in Rochdale’s biggest ever charity ramble
Over 600 residents braved torrential rain to support Springhill Hospice and raise a record-breaking £54,363
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First Manchester drivers win 20% pay rise as strike is called off but Bee Network walkouts continue
Bus strikes by First Manchester drivers have been called off after an ‘exceptional’ pay deal was secured, but industrial action will continue at Metroline and Stagecoach depots across Greater Manchester.
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Fresh faces, top talent and community wins as Hopwood Hall College celebrates standout apprentice success
From award wins to job offers, Hopwood Hall College has highlighted a string of apprenticeship success stories as it continues to grow its links with employers across Rochdale and beyond.
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Worshipper 'shot by police' during terror attack on Crumpsall synagogue GMP confirms
A man killed during a suspected terrorist incident at a synagogue in Crumpsall may have died as a result of a police bullet, Greater Manchester Police has confirmed.
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Extra police patrols deployed after synagogue attack sparks community safety concerns
Jewish communities in North Manchester, Bury and Salford to see increased officer presence as police respond to Crumpsall synagogue stabbing
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Victims named in Heaton Park Synagogue attack
The two men who tragically lost their lives in the Heaton Park Synagogue attack have been named locally as Adrian Daulby and Melvin Cravitz, as police continue their investigation.
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British citizen of Syrian descent named after deadly Manchester synagogue terror attack
Two killed, three injured and three arrested after shocking morning violence in north Manchester.
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Crumpsall terror attack has ‘left mark’ on Manchester – but Mancs ‘will not stand aside’
A terrorist attack which killed two people in Crumpsall on this morning, October 2, has left a ‘deep mark’ on Manchester, but the city’s leaders have vowed they will ‘never let hatred succeed’.
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A royal honour for Rochdale’s Paul Ellison as Prince William presents him with MBE
A community champion from Norden has been recognised by royalty for decades of dedication to Rochdale, receiving an MBE from the Prince of Wales in a ceremony at Windsor Castle.
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Demolition drama in Rochdale as council blocks RBH plan to bulldoze six housing blocks at last minute
Controversial plans to demolish six empty blocks of flats on a housing estate in Rochdale were stalled last month – now they’ve been thrown out entirely.
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Image shows suspect moments before Manchester synagogue terror attack
A verified image shows the man believed to be behind Thursday’s deadly terror attack outside a Manchester synagogue, moments before he was shot by police.
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Council leader ‘broken for the Jewish community’ by synagogue attack
A politician working to improve relations between communities of Greater Manchester says she is ‘broken for the Jewish community’ after a fatal synagogue attack.
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Full statement from GMP Chief Constable Sir Stephen Watson on today's synagogue terrorist attack
Statement from Chief Constable Sir Stephen Watson in response to today's incident on Middleton Road, Crumpsall
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BREAKING: Police confirm Heaton Park synagogue attack was terrorism
The attack at the synagogue in Crumpsall this morning is being treated as terrorism.
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Security across the city has been stepped up in the wake of the fatal synagogue attack
Security across the city has been stepped up in the wake of the fatal attack on a north Manchester synagogue, according to an MP.
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Gunman shot by police after killing two outside synagogue as bomb squad races to body rigged with suspicious device
Two members of the public killed, three others seriously injured and a bomb squad called in after gunman shot outside Crumpsall synagogue.
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Bury man who fled child sex offences trial arrested at Manchester Airport after return to UK
A man convicted of child sex offences after absconding mid-trial is now in custody and will begin a five-and-a-half year prison sentence.
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Local MP issues statement on attack outside north Manchester synagogue
The attack outside a north Manchester synagogue has ‘appalled’ the area’s MP, who dubbed it an attempt to ‘damage our very tolerant city’.
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Everything Andy Burnham said after police scramble to north Manchester synagogue amid ‘stabbing’ reports
Andy Burnham has sought to reassure Greater Manchester the ‘immediate danger has been averted’ after a ‘major incident’ outside a north Manchester synagogue.
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LIVE UPDATES: Suspect shot as police responding to stabbing outside Heaton Park Synagogue
Police have declared a major incident after a man drove a car towards members of the public outside a synagogue in Crumpsall this morning.
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Suspect shot after multiple stabbings outside Manchester synagogue during Yom Kippur
Armed police opened fire after a man reportedly drove at worshippers and stabbed a member of the public outside Heaton Park Synagogue in Crumpsall.
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New crossing to improve road safety installed
A new crossing has been installed on a busy main road in Rochdale in order to reduce potential deaths and injuries.
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Big dreams, bigger heels as 13 Going on 30 musical makes lively debut in Manchester
A bright and bubbly stage version of the cult rom-com has launched at Manchester Opera House, packed with sparkle, sass, and more than a few surprises.
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Cycle lane scheme takes next step forward
The controversial scheme taking a cycle lane from Castleton all the way to Rochdale town centre has reached a new milestone.
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Van driver cleared of murder after fatal roundabout confrontation in Oldham
A Chadderton business owner has been acquitted of murder following the death of a teaching assistant during a violent road rage incident in Oldham.
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Jailed Rochdale rapist still on the run after vanishing before trial
Kasir Bashir, 50, was sentenced to 29 years in prison in his absence after being found guilty of abusing a vulnerable girl in Rochdale in the early 2000s.
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Rochdales Monsters jailed as Rochdale grooming ringleader gets 35 years as vile gang sentenced for decades-old abuse
A predatory ringleader dubbed 'Boss man' has been jailed for 35 years, as six others are handed lengthy sentences for a campaign of sexual abuse against two girls in Rochdale.
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Dangerous drivers arrested and drugs seized as Rochdale police operation targets criminal use of roads
A multi-agency crackdown on dangerous driving and organised crime has made Rochdale’s roads safer, with eight arrests and hundreds of offences recorded over a 10-day policing blitz.
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Vandal attack rocks award-winning chef’s gastropub in Birtle
Andrew Nutter says ‘scum’ won’t keep him grounded as community rallies around popular pub after overnight attack
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Andy Burnham avoids Keir Starmer’s Labour conference speech
Andy Burnham chose not to watch Keir Starmer’s Labour Party conference speech in person, the Local Democracy Reporting Service can reveal.
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Rochdale brews up cultural pride with new beer launch
A new locally brewed ale is pouring into Rochdale pubs to mark the town’s year as Greater Manchester Town of Culture.
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Man to appear in court over threats made to by-election candidate
A man is due to appear in court after making an alleged ‘online threat’ to Rochdale by-election candidate Simon Danczuk last year.
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Bossman groomer cries in court after losing his teeth in prison
A child rapist convicted in the Rochdale grooming scandal has complained about prison life after being attacked twice behind bars – but his victims suffered far worse, for far longer.
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Mill building in ruins after massive blaze which seriously injured firefighter
A large part of a mill building in a Greater Manchester town lies in ruins in the wake of a huge fire which left a firefighter with serious injuries.
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“I now know my voice matters” as seven Rochdale grooming gang members face jail
Two women who were abused as teenagers in Rochdale have spoken out about the trauma they endured, as their abusers are finally convicted after a long fight for justice.
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Hackers don’t care if you’re a one-man band or a big firm — they just want in
Rochdale's award-winning IT support provider, No Fuss IT, based on Queensway in Rochdale, is warning residents to step up their online defences, as new figures reveal a steep rise in cybercrime affecting people across the UK, from pensioners and parents to small businesses and young professionals.
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Heywood PCSO wins emergency services award for tireless community work
A PCSO from Heywood has been recognised for her work in the community, picking up the Emergency Service Award at this year’s Roch Valley Radio Community Hero Awards.
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Rochdale curry house celebrates national award nomination from ‘Curry Oscars’
A Rochdale takeaway is celebrating after being shortlisted in a prestigious national food awards ceremony dubbed the “Curry Oscars” by industry insiders.
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Bee Network strikes suspended as unions consider revised pay offer
Most Greater Manchester bus services to run as normal this week after unions call off industrial action
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Emotional speeches and local legends honoured at Roch Valley Radio’s debut Community Hero Awards
A powerful night of local pride, emotion and celebration unfolded on Friday 26 September as Roch Valley Radio held its inaugural Community Hero Awards, honouring those who go the extra mile to make life better in Bury and Rochdale.
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Bury rekindles ties with twin town Tulle after years of disruption
After a long pause caused by Covid and Brexit, the town of Bury has reconnected with its French twin town, Tulle, with a fresh visit that reignited decades-old links.
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Firefighter seriously injured as crews battle major blaze at Radcliffe’s Pioneer Mill
Emergency services worked through the night as part of a large-scale response to a devastating fire in Radcliffe.
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Amy Callaghan’s street art brings colour, culture and community pride to Rossendale
Local muralist celebrates industrial heritage, diversity and creativity across borough
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Car crashes into Heywood takeaway during police chase as building collapses
Emergency services cordon off town centre road after vehicle smashes into shopfront and leaves building in ruins.
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Part of Heywood building collapses after car crash in town centre
A main road through Heywood remains closed after a car struck a building overnight, bringing down part of the structure.
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Car fire outside Littleborough home sparks police appeal
A mother and her young child had a narrow escape after their car was deliberately set alight outside their home in Littleborough during the early hours of Saturday, 6th September.
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George Galloway detained under Terrorism Act at Gatwick after flight from Moscow
Firebrand politician George Galloway was detained under the Terrorism Act at Gatwick Airport on Saturday after returning from Russia, sparking accusations of “politically motivated intimidation” from his party.
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Andy Burnham gives update on leadership speculation
Andy Burnham has given an update on speculation he will challenge Keir Starmer for leadership of the Labour Party.
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Volunteer litter pickers and civic pride groups ‘asked to pay own insurance costs’
A senior councillor has claimed civic minded volunteers are being asked to ‘pay for the privilege’ of giving up their time to improve parks and public places.
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Homes destroyed in massive gas explosion set to be rebuilt
Three terraced houses destroyed in a huge gas explosion are set to be rebuilt ‘like-for-like’.
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Monday to Friday road closures on key town routes to last for NINE MONTHS
Sections of major roads through a town centre are to close between Monday and Friday for a nine month period as a transport hub is built.
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Inquiry to look into whether Manchester is becoming too posh
Is Manchester becoming too posh? That’s the question a new inquiry is essentially going to be looking into.
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Tributes pour in for Bury journalist and author Neil Brandwood
Tributes have been paid to Bury journalist Neil Brandwood following his sudden death at the age of 56.
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Shut the bookies, save the pubs as locals to be handed power over Rochdale’s high streets
Local people will soon have the power to block betting shops, rescue derelict pubs and reopen empty shops, under radical plans unveiled by the government today.
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Cocky drug dealer who told police 'you’ll never catch me' jailed for eight years
A man who boasted he would never be caught has been jailed for eight years after officers exposed his role at the head of a major drugs operation in Bury.
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Rochdale man among twelve charged with terror offence after Palestine protest in Manchester
A Rochdale man is among twelve people charged under terrorism legislation following a high-profile Palestine Action protest in Manchester city centre earlier this summer.
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Residents fight back with costed plan to stop mass demolition of Rochdale estates
Campaigners in College Bank and Lower Falinge have unveiled a costed community-led plan to transform their estates, amid growing concern from local councillors over the future of social housing in Rochdale.
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Joe Thompson mural unveiled at Crown Oil Arena in powerful tribute to Dale hero
A striking new mural honouring Rochdale AFC legend Joe Thompson has been unveiled at the Crown Oil Arena, capturing one of the most emotional moments in the club’s history.
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Heywood’s £20 million transformation begins with major public square revamp
A long-awaited makeover of Peine Square has officially begun, marking the first step in a decade-long regeneration programme backed by £20 million of government funding for Heywood.
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Heywood pupils walk into brand new classrooms as Space Zero redesigns Newhouse Academy
Hundreds of Heywood students have begun the new school year in purpose-built learning environments following a major transformation of Newhouse Academy by Manchester-based design consultancy Space Zero.
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Ten-day comedy takeover as Rochdale’s first festival of laughs hits the stage
TV stars, improv duos and rising talent headline borough-wide celebration of comedy.
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Man dies at Birch services as man found unresponsive in car
Emergency services rushed to the M62 service station near Heywood but the 50-year-old sadly died at the scene.
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Elderly woman rescued from water in early morning Heywood emergency
An 81-year-old woman has been rescued from a body of water on Queens Park Road in Heywood after police were called to a concern for welfare this morning, Sunday, 21 September.
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Rochdale’s 406 bus returns tomorrow but with a limited timetable as strikes still causing disruption
Rochdale’s suspended 406 bus service to Kirkholt is set to resume tomorrow, Monday 22 September, but commuters are being warned it will only run once an hour and strike action may still impact wider routes.
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🟥 RECAP: Glaston-BURY live updates, photos, interviews and more
Thousands of music lovers descended on Bury during Bank Holiday Monday, 25 August 2025, for Glaston-Bury, the annual one day music festival in aid of Bury Hospice and other local causes. Since it began in 2008, the event has raised over £300,000 and has become one of the town’s biggest highlights of the year.
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Thousands attend Heywood 1940s Day as parade and street party return
Thousands packed into Heywood for the town's annual 1940s Day on Saturday 21 June, transforming the area into a tribute to wartime Britain.
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RECAP: Parklife 2025 Day Two - updates, photos & travel news
Day One at Parklife 2025 is done, and what a day it was. Over 50,000 people packed into Heaton Park for a massive Saturday, with sets from FLO, Rudimental and a huge headline performance by 50 Cent.
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RECAP : Parklife 2025 Day One - updates, photos & travel news
Tens of thousands of music fans are pouring into Parklife, as the day one of the festival gets underway.
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Sister of Lee Rigby to run two races in his memory 12 years after his murder
The sister of murdered soldier Lee Rigby is preparing to run two major fundraising events this autumn, twelve years after his death at the hands of extremists.
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Protest outside Rochdale Police Station
The following statement is attributable to Assistant Chief Constable Wasim Chaudhry:
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Knife Angel launched in Bury as part of its National Anti-Violence Tour
Bury Business Improvement District have begun hosting the Knife Angel in partnership with Bury Council and GMP and several organisations and partners.
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New supported housing for those with mental health needs
An old empty mill is to be transformed into much-needed housing for people with mental health issues.
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Poppy Appeal launched in Bury
The National Poppy Appeal has been launched in Bury today (Thursday 26 October) as we remember the brave men and women who sacrificed their lives and livelihoods during past and current conflicts.
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Family appeal for information after husband's ashes stolen from a house in Bury
On Tuesday 19 September 2023, Greater Manchester Police were called to reports of a burglary on Brandlesholme Road, Bury.
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Salaam BCR Community Radio and Project 29 face backlash for displaying Controversial anti-LGBT Education Signage in Bury
Asian Community Radio Station in Moorgate, Bury Sparks Controversy with Anti-LGBT Education Signs
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LGBTQI+ Forum Statement about the Project 29 charity and Salaam BCR
The charitable organisation known as the LGBTQI+ Forum in Bury, has issued a statement.
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Man charged with attempted murder following an attack in Bury
On Tuesday 29 August 2023 at around 11:55pm, officers were called to reports of a man who had been attacked with a knife on Haworth Walk in Radcliffe, Bury.
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New homes under way in Whitefield
Housing association Onward Homes and construction firm John Southworth will be working in partnership on a new development of 30 affordable homes in Whitefield, Bury.