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Rochdale Labour MP backs party’s call to increase breakfast clubs in schools
According to figures from the Education Policy Institute 17.3% of five-year olds in Rochdale are eligible for free school meals, compared to 14% nationally
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Bikers to support Rochdale borough veterans charity on Poppy Day ride
Last year 4,400 bikers participated in the Ride of Respect, and this year organisers invite riders to turn up at MOTO Birch Services Westbound from 9am on Sunday, November 13
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West Lancashire: £9m cost of living fund issued to local residents and firms
West Lancashire Borough Council aims to target mounting financial pressures across the region
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Macmillan Column: Autumn's alive with activity
Read the latest news from the Southport Macmillan Centre team
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Everton Football Club employs local people to help boost region's economy
Two-thirds of the construction workforce on the stadium are from the local area, which exceeds construction industry targets
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More focus on halloween could boost Sefton economy
David Barton discusses the benefits of promoting the annual holiday
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Local campaigner cites long-standing business appreciation package to bolster placemaking
A series of economic plans have been put forward to support businesses
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Nostalgia: A look back at the sweet success of jam founder William Hartley
The key to his success was to make a quality product at an affordable price
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Manipulating light can induce psychedelic experiences – and scientists aren’t quite sure why
A Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Edge Hill University has investigated psychedelic experiences elicited through visual phenomena
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Councillor John Taylor column for Saturday, October 29
This week's column with Councillor John Taylor
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Rochdale Faith News: Saturday, October 29
This week's faith news from the Rochdale area
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Halton to be 'hit hard' by rising energy bills warn academics
A University of Warwick study said the borough could cut its bills by £19m-£31m through energy efficiency schemes such as retrofitting.