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Labour confirm Angeliki Stogia as their candidate for Gorton and Denton by-election.
Labour have today announced that Angeliki Stogia will be their candidate in the upcoming Gorton and Denton by-election.
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Rape suspect arrested in Manchester after Live Facial Recognition alert
A 26-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of rape and coercive control following a Live Facial Recognition deployment in Manchester city centre.
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Green Party announce Hannah Spencer as their candidate for the Gorton and Denton by-election.
The Green Party have announced Hannah Spencer as their candidate for the Gorton and Denton by-election.
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Nigel Farage visits Gorton and Denton following the announcement of Reform’s Candidate
Nigel Farage, the Leader of Reform UK, has visited Gorton and Denton following the announcement of Matt Goodwin of their candidate for the upcoming by-election.
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Rochdale streets lit up by powerful stories in immersive after-dark experience
Rochdale’s town centre has been transformed into a night-time audio-visual journey, inviting residents and visitors to see the borough through the eyes and voices of its people.
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GMP chief constable knighted for transformative policing leadership
Chief Constable Sir Stephen Watson has been formally knighted at St James’ Palace following recognition in the King’s Birthday Honours list for his long-standing dedication to British policing.
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Works completed at Pilsworth McDonald’s
A Bury fast food branch has reopened after a makeover promising to deliver ‘better customer service’.
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Early bird tickets are being released for 2026 Rochdale Feel Good Festival
Rochdale’s Feel Good Festival will return on Saturday 8 August, with early bird tickets for the main stage set to go on sale at 10am on Friday 6 February.
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Record-breaking toy appeal brings festive cheer to over 2,700 Rochdale children
More than 2,700 children across Rochdale received Christmas presents last month thanks to the borough’s biggest-ever toy appeal.
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Rochdale AFC kicks off football project to support people experiencing homelessness
A new initiative aimed at tackling homelessness and boosting wellbeing has been launched by Rochdale AFC Community Trust.
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Bury Blind Society hosts Love at First Serve to showcase sport for the visually impaired
An inclusive sporting event aimed at raising funds and awareness for the visually impaired community is set to take place in Bury next month.
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The major project for homes, roads and tram extension
A masterplan to effectively build a new town on farmland just next to a key M60 motorway junction is set to be approved next week. A total of 1,550 new homes are earmarked for a large chunk of land between Simister and Bowlee.
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Man found dead in water at Healey Dell Nature Reserve
A man has been found dead in the water at Healey Dell Nature Reserve in Rochdale, police have confirmed.
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Emergency services respond to incident at Healey Dell Nature Reserve
Emergency services are responding to an incident at Healey Dell Nature Reserve in Rochdale this afternoon, with police, firefighters and paramedics currently at the scene.
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Man sentenced for antisemitic social media post hours after deadly Manchester synagogue terror attack
A 20-year-old man who posted a hateful antisemitic message online hours after a terror attack on a Manchester synagogue has been sentenced.
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Plans submitted to build new home in historic farmhouse garden
A new home could be built in the garden of one of Rochdale’s oldest surviving farmhouses if planning permission is approved.
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Radcliffe woman sentenced over £13,000 cannabis farm and cocaine possession
A woman from Radcliffe has been handed a community sentence after police discovered a hidden cannabis farm worth up to £13,000 in her home and found cocaine in her bedroom.
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Inspectors raise concerns over leadership and learner development at Bury Adult Learning Service
Bury Council’s adult learning service has been told it needs to improve in two key areas following a recent inspection by Ofsted under its newly introduced reporting framework.
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Circus Spectacular brings thrills and laughter to Middleton Arena this February
Families in Middleton are in for a treat this half term when a dazzling new circus show rolls into town for one day only.
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Millions approved for Rochdale community projects
A £3.5 million investment fund has been approved by Rochdale councillors to support neighbourhood initiatives across the borough.
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New right for rape survivors to challenge dropped cases launches in North West
Survivors of rape and serious sexual assault across Rochdale and the wider North West can now challenge decisions to drop their cases before they are finalised, under a newly expanded pilot backed by Rochdale MP Paul Waugh.
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Social care worker honoured after saving life of injured police officer
A deputy team manager from a Rochdale-based care organisation has been commended for saving the life of a police officer who was seriously injured while on duty.
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Mayor praises Rochdale firms and community spirit in New Year column
This is my first column of 2026, so I would like to start by wishing everyone a happy and prosperous New Year.
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Cancer choir calls for new members as rehearsals resume in Bolton
A Bolton choir for people affected by cancer is inviting new singers to join as it begins rehearsals for the new year.
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Heywood man says GMP ‘still covering up’ five years after violent incident
A Heywood man has accused Greater Manchester Police of continuing to cover up misconduct by its officers, five years after he was assaulted and threatened in his home.
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Lack of cash prompts Greater Manchester policing fears as Andy Burnham hits out at Government
Residents may see the quality of local policing drop amid financial difficulties, bosses have warned.
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Reform reports Labour to police over alleged misleading by election video
Reform UK has reported the Labour Party to Greater Manchester Police, claiming a social media video breached election law by presenting its candidate in a misleading way.
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We asked 73 voters if they still back Andy Burnham – this is what they said
Andy Burnham’s name is on Greater Manchester’s lips more so than usual.
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Middleton man found guilty of manslaughter after teen killed in driveway crash
A 59-year-old man from Middleton has been convicted of manslaughter after driving into a teenager who was sitting on a stolen e-bike.
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Labour deputy leader launches by-election campaign
Lucy Powell, Labour’s deputy leader, formerly launched the party’s campaign outside a community hub in Gorton this afternoon.
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Eamonn O'Brien confirmed as one of the final two Labour candidates in the Gorton and Denton by-election
Eamonn O’Brien, the leader of Bury Council, has been confirmed as one of the final two Labour candidates seeking selection for the Gorton and Denton by-election.
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Rochdale’s soundtrack reborn as new album and concert celebrate town’s music legacy
A new album and live concert are set to honour Rochdale’s iconic place in British music history, with the borough’s past and present artists uniting to revive classic tracks recorded on Kenion Street.
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Rochdale’s MP meets Holocaust survivor as borough honours Memorial Day
People across Rochdale have taken time to reflect on the atrocities of the Holocaust and other genocides, as the borough joins national commemorations for Holocaust Memorial Day.
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Divine Aikbekean’s transformation from troubled teen to Muay Thai champion
A former student of Newhouse Academy in Heywood has become a national martial arts champion just two years after struggling with challenges in and out of school.
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Long-serving shopping centre boss retires after nearly 16 years in Bury
The Rock bids farewell to director Arnold Wilcox-Wood as leadership changes hands
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Rochdale Paedophile who abused child in Whitworth avoids prison
A Rochdale man has been sentenced for a sexual offence committed against a child in the 1980s, following a report made more than 40 years after the incident took place.
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Seven fined for fly-tipping and littering across borough
Seven individuals have been issued fines for environmental offences in Bury, as the council continues its clampdown on illegal waste disposal.
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Heywood Civic reopens as cultural hub after major revamp
A much-loved Rochdale venue will reopen next month following a multi-million pound redevelopment, transforming it into a fully accessible cultural and community hub.
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Green Party leader rallied supporters in Gorton and Denton by election campaign
The co leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, Zack Polanski, visited Gorton and Denton to lead a rally backing the party’s campaign in the upcoming by-election.
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Three Bury residents awarded Freedom of the Borough for decades of public service
Three people described as among the very best of Bury have been granted the borough’s highest civic honour in recognition of decades of service to local communities.
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James Frith MP backs expansion of review rights for rape and sexual assault cases in Bury North
Victims of rape and serious sexual assault in Bury North are set to gain stronger safeguards when prosecutors decide to drop cases, following the expansion of a national review scheme supported by local MP James Frith.
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Rochdale MP’s Commons pub plea goes viral as Government confirms support package
A light hearted Commons moment by Rochdale MP Paul Waugh has racked up tens of thousands of views online after he used a well known local phrase while pressing ministers to support struggling pubs.
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Bury Council report highlights how everyday places shape local health
A new report from Bury Council has set out how the types of shops, services and businesses in neighbourhoods can have a direct impact on people’s health, particularly in areas facing higher levels of deprivation.
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Reform UK candidate says voters are ‘angry’ over HMOs, crime and decline of high streets
Reform UK’s candidate for the upcoming Gorton & Denton by-election has criticised the growth of houses of multiple occupancy, rising crime and the decline of town centres.
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New party announces local election candidates after political rift
Bury’s newest party will be putting forward several candidates in the upcoming local election after a political rift tore the Conservative group apart. Together for Bury will be represented by three councillor hopefuls in Pilkington Park, Bury West and Tottington.
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Five councillors on Labour’s long list for Gorton and Denton
Five Greater Manchester councillors have been long-listed to be Labour’s candidate in the Gorton and Denton by-election, the Local Democracy Reporting Service understands.
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Matt Goodwin announced as Reform candidate in Gorton and Denton
Reform UK has confirmed that political commentator and academic Matt Goodwin will stand for the party in the Gorton and Denton parliamentary by election.
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Another Rochdale store shut down over illegal tobacco sales
A shop operating on Oldham Road in Rochdale has been shut down for three months following a court order prompted by illicit tobacco sales, marking the fifth closure in the area within seven months.
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Eamonn O’Brien applies for Labour selection in Gorton and Denton
The leader of Bury Council, Eamonn O’Brien, has applied to be selected as the Labour candidate for the Gorton and Denton parliamentary constituency, it's understood.
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Andy Burnham block could shape Labour’s future, says political expert
Labour’s decision to prevent Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham from standing in the Gorton and Denton by-election could have serious national consequences, according to a leading political academic.
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GMP chief backs 'FBI-style' National Police Service in long-overdue reform
The Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police has thrown his weight behind government plans to create a US-style national crime-fighting agency, calling the overhaul of policing structures “bold” and “decades overdue”.
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Burnham’s next steps laid out as he will appear before four committees in wake of by-election block
Andy Burnham will appear before four committees in the days after he tried to become the Gorton and Denton MP.
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Man charged after arson attack at Bury house
A man has been charged following an arson attack at a property in Bury earlier this month, police have confirmed.
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Burnham issues message to MPs after Gorton and Denton decision
Andy Burnham has issued a message to Labour MPs after his bid to become the Gorton and Denton MP this morning.
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Burnham has "full focus" on Mayor of Greater Manchester role
Andy Burnham says his "full focus" is on his job as Mayor of Greater Manchester, after being blocked in his bid to become an MP.
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Man arrested after four-vehicle crash in police chase
A man in his 20s has been arrested following a police pursuit that ended in a dramatic four-vehicle collision on Whitlees Road in Rochdale.
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Council urges redesign of mosque plans on Milkstone Road
A Rochdale mosque has been advised to rethink its redevelopment proposals to better reflect the heritage of the building and surrounding area.
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Housing landlord secures huge £55m funding
A social housing provider has secured £55m to invest in Rochdale regeneration projects. Rochdale Boroughwide Housing (RBH) has been on a funding freeze from the government ever since it was hit with a regulatory notice in December 2022.
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Major milestone in Prestwich travel hub project
A major infrastructure project in Prestwich is nearing completion. The brand new travel hub, a £14m scheme to create 300 parking spaces and a cycle storage site, celebrated its ‘topping off’ ceremony – meaning the basic structure of the building is now complete.
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Andy Burnham expresses frustration over Labour NEC ruling
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has said he is disappointed by Labour’s decision to block him from standing in the Gorton and Denton by election and has questioned how the party is being run.
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Endless frustration as Littleborough traffic goes from bad to worse
Bumper to bumper traffic, queues with huge delays and endless frustration. These are the usual issues associated with Littleborough.
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Andy Burnham's bid to return as MP blocked by Labour's NEC
The Labour Party's ruling national executive committee (NEC) has blocked Andy Burnham from running in the Gorton and Denton by-election.
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Andy Burnham’s most memorable moments as mayor
Andy Burnham’s stint as Greater Manchester mayor could be drawing to a close after he announced his intention to return to Parliament.
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The deputy mayor who could stand in as Andy Burnham seeks Westminster seat
Andy Burnham’s resignation as Greater Manchester mayor to stand in the Gorton and Denton Parliamentary by-election would create a huge reshuffle in the city’s politics.
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Andy Burnham confirms bid to return as MP for Gorton and Denton
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has announced he is seeking to return to Westminster, confirming he has asked Labour’s ruling body for permission to stand in the upcoming Gorton and Denton by-election.
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Arrest made after suspected arson at Bury home
A man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life following a fire at a residential property in Bury in the early hours of last Sunday (18 January 2026).
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Featured: Rochdale’s First Poet Laureate Turns Borough into Canvas of Poetry
From prisons and primary schools to libraries and moorland, Sammy’s work has put poetry at the heart of Rochdale’s cultural year.
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Rochdale grooming trial collapses after jurors breach court rules
A trial over alleged historic sexual abuse in Rochdale has collapsed after jurors discussed watching a television programme about grooming gangs, in direct breach of court instructions.
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Plan for 1,000 homes in Heywood takes step forward
The next stage of plans for 1,000 more homes to Heywood has taken a step forward. A planning application for 186 houses to the plot of land off Hareshill Road North has been tabled with Rochdale council.
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From salon to HMO under new plans for Rochdale town centre property
A building in Rochdale town centre could be transformed into shared accommodation for workers under new proposals submitted to the council.
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Rochdale RSPCA appeals for community support to continue vital animal rescue work
Rochdale’s RSPCA branch is calling on local residents to support its ongoing efforts to protect, rescue and rehome animals across the borough.
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The resignation that could change Greater Manchester forever
February 8, 2025: A Saturday night that changed Tameside politics forever, and one that could still reshape the future of Greater Manchester for years.
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Andrew Gwynne resigns as an MP
Andrew Gwynne has stepped down as Gorton and Denton’s MP, nearly a year after he was named in the ‘Trigger Me Timbers’ WhatsApp scandal.
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Reform councillor sole opponent as Bury’s councillor backs early years motion
A council motion committing Bury to giving every child the best possible start in life was passed with near-unanimous support at a Full Council meeting yesterday, with only one councillor voting against.
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Andy Burnham says he was in the dark over reports of Andrew Gwynne deal
Andy Burnham says he was completely ‘in the dark’ about Andrew Gwynne’s plans amid reports a deal has been reached that may see the MP’s Gorton and Denton seat up for grabs.
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Andrew Gwynne reportedly set to step down as Gorton and Denton MP amid renewed Burnham speculation
Andrew Gwynne is reportedly set to resign as the MP for Gorton and Denton nearly a year after the ‘Trigger Me Timbers’ WhatsApp scandal broke.
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Photography exhibition opens in Rochdale to mark 25 years since KFOR peacekeeping mission in Kosovo
A powerful new photography exhibition commemorating the 25th anniversary of NATO’s KFOR mission in Kosovo has opened at Number One Riverside in Rochdale town centre.
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Tudor Court care home pilots smart sensor technology to improve resident safety
A care facility in Heywood is trialling new technology that could transform how support is delivered to vulnerable people across Rochdale.
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Legal battle over Hopwood Hall Estate to be decided in High Court this spring
A long-running dispute over the future of Hopwood Hall in Middleton is heading to trial, as American actor and writer Hopwood DePree launches legal proceedings against Rochdale Council.
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New mural 'Healey Angel' unveiled as tribute to mental health and community strength
A striking new mural celebrating mental health awareness has been unveiled outside Healey Deli in Whitworth, sparking praise from local residents and campaigners alike.
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Rochdale's Curtain Theatre set for makeover
A 1920s Rochdale theatre could get a makeover as part of a huge regeneration project.
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New ‘gather and grow’ garden coming to Birch Hill Hospital
A disused patch of land at Birch Hill Hospital is set to be transformed into a therapeutic green space for patients, staff, and the wider Wardle community, thanks to a £32,600 grant from the Greater Manchester Green Spaces Fund.
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Council tax expected to rise by 4.99% in Rochdale this year
Council tax in Rochdale is expected to go up by 4.99 per cent in April. The local authority is due to vote on the budget at the end of next month, an annual requirement for every council.
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Young singer takes home Girlguiding talent title after surprise win
A CHRISTMAS present of singing lessons helped Alice Kowal win the Guide section of the Girlguiding North West England talent competition.
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Bus unveiled to commemorate Arena Bombing victim
A special bus carrying the name of Olivia Campbell-Hardy, one of the 22 victims of the Manchester Arena bombing, was unveiled outside Tottington High School this morning, Monday 19 January.
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Bury Council proposes takeaway restrictions
Public consultation to follow after approval of policy to curb fast food outlets near schools and on high streets
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Search for casualties after fire at former Heywood pub
Emergency services comb building as derelict White Lion pub catches fire again
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Plans for derelict pub sparks fears
Villagers fear trucks could be rattling through their roads if plans to transform a derelict pub go ahead.
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Police issue dispersal order across Greater Manchester to prevent dangerous car meets
A dispersal order is now in place across Greater Manchester as police prepare for a series of illegal car cruise events this weekend, following a deadly collision in Bolton last week.
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Ferringo Fest’s final show smashes target and honours Steve’s legacy
A festival organised in memory of one of its founding members has raised over £33,000 for charity, marking a powerful end to the Ferringo Fest story – at least for now.
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Heywood takeaway lifts hygiene score from zero to four stars after inspection
A Heywood takeaway previously rated zero stars for food hygiene has now been awarded a ‘good’ four-star rating following a reinspection by Rochdale Council’s food safety team.
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Crunch meeting to decide on 199-home development looms
A crunch meeting to decide the fate of a 199-home development will take place next week. The 12 hectare site between Smithy Bridge and Littleborough has long been earmarked for housing.
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Inclusive rugby group at Rochdale Mayfield continues to grow with new players always welcome
A disability rugby group at Rochdale Mayfield RLFC is going from strength to strength since its launch in 2024, with new players encouraged to join its inclusive monthly sessions.
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Roch Valley Radio awarded £20,000 National Lottery grant to boost community impact
We’re proud to announce that Roch Valley Radio has been awarded £20,000 from the National Lottery Community Fund.
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Discount warehouse in Rochdale draws objections but set for approval
A discount warehouse operating without planning permission in Rochdale town centre is expected to be approved by councillors this week, despite receiving 13 public objections.
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How each council ranked in dealing with potholes
They are the source of frustration for many motorists across Greater Manchester and it’s the job of our councils to fix them.
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Vintage Worx shows how a grassroots group can lead real local change
Vintage Worx Community Development Trust is a community-led grass-root organisation based in Falinge Park Rochdale.
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Tributes pour in for ‘deeply respected and passionate’ community football hero
Tributes are flooding in following the sudden death of ‘deeply respected and passionate’ community hero Dale Harris. The 31-year-old, well-known in the community for supporting youngsters into football and championing local sports, passed away at Royal Oldham Hospital on Monday, January 12
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New offices near town centre could bring 250 jobs
Impressive CGIs have given a first glimpse at the scale of a new business centre in Bury that could bring 250 jobs and £8m to the local economy.
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Empty pub once run by a celebrity chef will be transformed into a nursery
What was once a popular gastropub fronted by celebrity chef Andrew Nutter will be converted into a nursery. The Bird at Birtle was relaunched under the Nutter banner back in 2016 after a £1m makeover.
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Flooding on M60 sparks morning traffic chaos in Heywood and Middleton
Commuters faced severe disruption this morning as flooding forced the closure of a key section of the M60, bringing widespread gridlock across Heywood and Middleton.
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New emergency housing in town centre
A building in Bury’s hospitality district could soon be turned into emergency housing for families facing homelessness.
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Chadderton town hall offering a ‘free’ wedding for a lucky couple
A beautiful Grade-II listed building in Oldham is offering one lucky couple the chance to win a free wedding ceremony. Chadderton Town Hall, a recently renovated baroque-style town hall, will host a free draw for those attending their wedding fair on Sunday, January 25.
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Urgent call from LEAF Events as future of Littleborough festivals hangs in the balance
The organisers behind some of Littleborough’s best-loved community events have issued a stark warning: without new volunteers, this year’s programme could face serious cuts.
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SUEZ team exceeds target with 210 trees planted in Rochdale
A group of volunteers from waste and recycling firm SUEZ have planted more than 200 new trees in Rochdale, surpassing their annual pledge and bringing their total contribution across Greater Manchester to over 1,700.
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Rochdale teen earns prestigious Dojo Instructor title after completing coaching programme
A dedicated Rochdale teenager has officially qualified as a karate instructor after completing an intensive coaching programme, earning the title of Sensei.
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UNICEF praises Rochdale Council for progress on infant feeding and parenting support
Rochdale Borough Council has received official recognition from UNICEF.
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Poetry that packs a punch as Rochdale Poet Laureate hosts live spoken word events
A series of free poetry performances is set to bring bold voices and fresh perspectives to Rochdale as part of its Greater Manchester Town of Culture year.
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Lorry driver jailed for crash that killed two Ryanair pilots on M62
A lorry driver who killed two Ryanair pilots and seriously injured a taxi driver in a crash on the M62 has been jailed for 10 years.
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Man ordered to pay council £18,000 over false pothole claim
A Wigan man who falsely claimed compensation for a cycling injury has been ordered to pay Rochdale Borough Council more than £18,000 after a judge ruled he was “fundamentally dishonest”.
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M60 closed near Prestwich after multi-vehicle crash saw two rushed to hospital
Traffic halted and delays expected following collision between junctions 16 and 17
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M66 traffic stopped southbound due to ongoing Police incident
Traffic was stopped this evening on the M66 southbound between the A56 and Junction 1.
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🚒 LIVE: We join Greater Manchester fire crews in Rochdale tonight for a ride-along
Live updates during the evening as we embed with GMFRS for a behind-the-scenes look at frontline fire service work during one of the busiest times of the year.
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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.
