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• Rochdale couple mark 50 years of fostering more than 300 children

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• Tony Walsh joins Rochdale poets to launch community anthology

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• Weaving Words anthology launched at Rochdale in Rhyme event

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• People not cleaning up after their dogs will be hit with fine under new rules

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