Local News from Wednesday, June 10th, 2026
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Government plans longer closures for illegal shops after Rochdale campaign
Shops linked to the sale of illegal tobacco, banned vapes and counterfeit goods could face closure for up to a year under proposed government changes welcomed by Rochdale MP Paul Waugh.
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Thousands enjoy food, music and sunshine as Street Eat returns to Rochdale
More than 3,000 people attended Rochdale's Street Eat food and drink festival as the event returned to Town Hall Square with a day of international cuisine, live entertainment and family activities.
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Number of businesses forced to close over flooding
A flood at an old mill in Rochdale has left several businesses facing financial ruin – with no choice but to close.
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The housing estate with a parking nightmare about to be sorted
A housing estate in Rochdale has been overrun by cars for years, according to members of the community. But that is all about to change following a successful campaign to find an alternative to cars clogging up the pavements.
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Quick thinking PCSO praised after saving man’s life
A Greater Manchester Police community support officer has been praised after helping save the life of a man found unconscious in a van while on patrol in Saddleworth.
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Rochdale Masters launches women’s section as club continues to grow
Rochdale Masters Rugby League has announced the creation of a Women’s Masters Section as the club continues to expand and encourage greater participation in the sport.
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Rochdale Sea Cadet returns from Royal Navy training camp in Cornwall
Able Cadet Olivia Mason enjoying the District Camp at HMS Raleigh in Cornwall
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Forty unclaimed and seized bicycles donated to youth cycling project in Bury
Forty bicycles previously held by Greater Manchester Police have been donated to a Bury cycling project that teaches young people bike repair skills and encourages healthy activity.
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