Creative thinking for Climate Week Challenge
Press releases • Mar 13, 2014 16:40 GMT
A team from Rochdale Borough Council took up the Climate Week Challenge in a bid to inspire others to live and work more sustainably.
A team from Rochdale Borough Council took up the Climate Week Challenge in a bid to inspire others to live and work more sustainably.
Community spirit was alive and kicking in Smallbridge as around 30 residents came together to give the area a spring clean.
Ahead of tomorrow’s National No Smoking Day (12 March) Rochdale Borough Council is asking smokers to stop lighting up their cigarettes in all the area’s playgrounds in a bid to reduce children’s exposure to second hand smoke.
There’s still time to get your tickets for the forthcoming production of Desperate Measures ahead of Rochdale Borough Council’s Shakespeare Week.
A Rochdale borough librarian has been tasked with helping to find the next young J.K.Rowling or Jacqueline Wilson.
Rochdale Borough Libraries is working together with GPs, health and social care professionals in an innovative scheme to help people with mental health problems.
Last year’s homecoming parade in Rochdale by The First Battalion of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers is now available to watch online. Rochdale Borough Council commissioned a short film to commemorate the parade held last November which saw thousands line the streets as the town centre was brought to a standstill to welcome home hundreds of soldiers returning from serving in Afghanistan.
Getting out of breath doing everyday activities, such as walking upstairs or getting dressed is the focus of a new health campaign by Public Health England which is being supported by Rochdale Borough Council and Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale Clinical Commissioning Group.
The best in new building design was celebrated this week at the fifth annual Rochdale Borough Design Awards.
Takeaway owners in Rochdale borough’s Healthier Chips Scheme took part in a pioneering health programme to pass on more health tips to customers.
A campaign by Rochdale Borough Council to help residents put the right waste in the correct bin has proved such a success that it is being rolled out to a further area from March in a bid to improve the area’s recycling rates.
Rochdale Borough Council is advising parents and carers to get a free check to make sure their child’s car restraint is fitted correctly.
Rochdale Borough Libraries will be going bonkers for the Bard during activities to celebrate Shakespeare Retold Week.
Rochdale Borough Council could reduce fuel costs for its refuse lorries by as much as a fifth after taking delivery of 10 new environmentally friendly vehicles.
Dates for Rochdale Literature & Ideas Festival were announced today. The festival will run from Friday 24 to Sunday 26 October this year, with organisers promising a feast of events and another stellar line up covering drama, comedy, dance, music, theatre, films, visual arts and children’s shows. Preview events will also be held across the borough earlier in October.
Rochdale Borough Council has updated its strategy outlining its key transport priorities and aspirations until 2026.
Rochdale Borough Council has joined forces with Greater Manchester Police and NHS Heywood, Middleton & Rochdale to launch a new way of safeguarding and promoting the welfare of vulnerable children and young people in the borough.
Visitors to the Rochdale Infirmary can expect an extra helping hand now that The Carers’ Resource has set up a base at the Outpatients Department in Rochdale Infirmary to reach out to carers who are not accessing support.
If you think being read a story is just for children then it’s time to rethink during National Storytelling Week from 1-8 February. Bookworms on the go of any age can now download hundreds of digital audiobooks at the click of a button via a new free service being offered by Rochdale Borough Libraries.
Budding novella writers are being ink-couraged to sign up for a workshop with creative writing expert and published author Robert Graham organised by Rochdale Borough Libraries.