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• Seven Sisters tower blocks to be emptied over safety concerns

  Residents of the iconic tower blocks that have dominated the skyline of Rochdale since the 1960s have been told they will be evicted due to safety concerns.

• Culture Co-op secures £1 million to give Rochdale residents more say over arts and creativity

  Rochdale’s Culture Co-op has been awarded £1 million to put local people at the heart of cultural decision-making, as part of a £42 million national programme run by Arts Council England.

• Hollin pupils turn happiness into poetry during magical session in Middleton

  Middleton Library plays host to spellbinding session with Rochdale’s poet laureate Sammy Weaver

• Waugh presses government to ensure grooming inquiry tackles race and class ‘head on’

  Rochdale MP Paul Waugh says national grooming inquiry must win survivors’ trust and 'follow the evidence wherever it leads’

• Goodbye garlic bread? Sandbrook Park Pizza Hut to shut as 68 UK branches axed

  Rochdale’s Pizza Hut restaurant is among dozens of UK branches set to permanently shut, after the company that operated the brand in the UK fell into administration.

• Rochdale childminder celebrates fifth consecutive ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted rating

  A long-established childminder in Rochdale has been graded ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted for the fifth inspection in a row, a rare achievement spanning over two decades.

• Bury bonfire and fireworks displays happening in 2025

  As the days become colder and the nights grow darker, many families will be looking forward to bonfire night season to brighten their autumn.

• Young artists in Bury North invited to design MP’s official Christmas card

  Primary school children in Bury North are being offered the chance to have their artwork seen across Westminster as local MP James Frith launches his first-ever Christmas card competition.

• New Greggs planned for service station

  A new Greggs could soon be built at a petrol station in Littleborough.

• Think you can’t adopt because of your home or income? Think again

  Adoption campaign challenges outdated myths as number of prospective parents falls amid cost-of-living crisis

• Proactive policing in Rochdale sees arrests and dangerous weapons removed from streets

  Officers make four arrests and seize drugs, cash, and eight weapons in day-long operation tackling violent and drug-related crime

• New five-court padel club approved as demand to play the sport rockets

  A five-court padel club is to be built to cater for ‘rapidly growing demand’ to play the sport.