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Rochdale’s Operation Vigilant continues to tackle child exploitation

Operation Vigilant, run from Rochdale run by the Sunrise Complex Safeguarding Team based at Rochdale police station has dealt with 121 cases that they have successfully disrupted

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Cat café reopens after moving from Stone to Eccleshall

Charlie’s Cat Café is now based on Stone Road in Eccleshall and has a new enclosed garden for both cats and customers

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Rochdale residents urged to get ready ahead of May elections

In order to vote, residents must be on the electoral register and with the deadline to register approaching, the council is urging people not registered at their current address to make sure they are registered in time

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Healthwatch Rochdale ask for views on nursing and residential homes

People are being asked for their views as the service looks to resume their Enter and View programme in care homes which saw Healthwatch Rochdale working in partnership with care homes

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Rochdale business leader appointed trade body chair for the North West

Adrian Shelley, the managing Director of Henshaws Roofing and Building Supplies which has a depot on Moss Lane, has been appointed by the BMF as regional chairman for the North West region

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Community centre in Cumnock and Kilmarnock arts project benefit from the Scottish Land Fund

Netherthird Initiative for Community Empowerment has received £111,268, allowing it to proceed with plans to take ownership of the building from which it operates.

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Puttstars Rochdale offer players chance to win an Easter egg

To make the holidays just that little sweeter, guests will get to win an Easter egg if they get given a Puttstars lucky dip mini golf ball for their game booked and played between 4 and 6pm

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Solar array eyed for Daresbury Innovation centre

The panels would be expected to be enough to power more than 1,000 lightbulbs.

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Staff and student share memories as Stafford school demolished

A former pupil of a Stafford school that opened in 1939 was one of the last to walk its corridors before its demolition. Ray Crowther, a radio presenter on Stafford FM, attended Kingston Secondary Boys School from 1969 to 1974 and visited at the end of February ahead of its

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'Deplorable' act condemned after windows smashed in Widnes

Police have condemned the 'deplorable' act.

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MSP praises heritage site and charity in Dundonald

The Scottish Conservative MSP highlighted the “incredible work” the staff and volunteers do to take care of the heritage site and provide a hub for local people.

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East Ayrshire Council marks three years of being a Living Wage employer

The Council achieved accredited living wage status in April 2020 after undergoing a rigorous application process.