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• EXCLUSIVE: Labour lays out their strategy for By-election, as Candidate supports Free Breakfast Clubs

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  In an exclusive to Roch Valley Radio, we talk to the Labour Candidate for the upcoming Gorton and Denton by-election, Angeliki Stogia and the Secretary of State for Education, Bridget Philipson about the by-election, Breakfast Clubs being rolled out across the constituency and Labour's Chances in the By-election.

• Rochdale voices add momentum to growing call for fairer National League promotion

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• Bury Council faces £14 million gap as budget pressures mount

  Leaders at Bury Council say they are taking “responsible steps” to close a growing funding shortfall, warning that soaring demand for social care and inflationary pressures have left a £14 million hole in next year’s budget.