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• Operation Tetbury helping transform Rochdale town centre as crime falls by more than 25 per cent

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• One Rochdale councillor says Sudden Junction works could finish months ahead of schedule

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• Bury widow shares loneliness struggle as referrals rise for social prescribing support

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• CQC rates Rochdale adult social care services as 'good'

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