Local News from Tuesday, June 24th, 2025

Health officials are urging residents to check the credentials of cosmetic providers after illegal Botox-style treatments were discovered in local businesses across the borough.

A choir formed to support people with cancer has reached its 13th birthday, defying early doubts and proving that music can be a powerful source of healing, connection and joy.

Families turned out in droves for a sun and showers weekend as Prestwich Carnival returned for its 2025 celebration, with music, floats, and community spirit taking centre stage.

Second annual Pride weekend hailed a success with parades, performances and powerful messages of inclusion.

Club members will run the full Wainwright coast-to-coast route from 26 to 28 June, a 40 hour team effort ending in Whitby.

From alpacas and wallabies to digger simulators and 3D printing, Middleton’s Hopwood Hall College wowed hundreds of locals at its Family Fun Day, a showcase of how the college is transforming lives and challenging expectations.

Restoration project hailed for community involvement and care for local wildlife.

Club managing director Andy Duff visits Rochdale Village in Queens, bringing shirts, stories and a vision for future links.

A man in his 20s is in hospital following a daytime stabbing in Castleton as police arrest a woman on suspicion of assisting an offender

Middleton Band's winning year continues as they make history with multiple contest wins, setting their sights on national finals.