Events in Rochdale for 31/07/2010

Aura are a Manchester based band with soaring potential, matched only by their harmonies and hooks. With inner turmoil giving way to creative bliss they are fast attracting attention across the North West with their sell out gigs.

This concert is in aid of Christie's Hospital

Full range of events and activities for alll the family, come and enjoy the family fun day!

The Event is hosted by Littleborough Firefighters Charity and help for Heroes. Are you brave enough to jump from the UK's tallest bungee?

Support our service personnel: Sponsorship forms available now.

Loads for kids to do: 5-A-Side competition fairground attractions, and great raffle prizes all donated locally.

Guest apperance by Ch 4 'Shameless' crew.

Led by the Rochdale Canal Society, drop in and join other volunteers to help improve the canal environment. Wear suitable footwear and clothing. All equipment provided.

Call Keith to register interest on 07516 472 600

Irish Night, Promoter Mr John Parker. Irish singer/songwriter Chris Ball. Raffle Prizes, T.V. etc

Join us and receive a traditional meze menu, free ouzo on arrival, traditional plate smashing, live Bouzouki music and lots of fun.

Families and parties welcome!

The 1st XI are playing at Hare Hill. Come and show your support for your local team. The bar is open all day and superb home-cooked food is available.

African choir, dance and druming, fun for children, international food, award ceremony, african acrobats, african disco.

Free transport from Rochdale available

Hear some strange local tales & unusual facts on a stroll around the town centre plus a visit to Touchstones Rochdale to view the special storytelling exhibition.

Duration: 2 hours.

Meet at the Clock Tower, Rochdale Town Hall

The pennine neighborhood policing team is working hard to address the issues affecting your community and to reduce crime. 

The main issues accross your neighbourhood are: Off road Biking, Vehicle Crime burglary, youths causing annoyance and Anti-social behaviour.  

The ‘Safe Plate’ events involve Police Community Support Officers fitting special one-way screws to registration plates free of charge. The screws, which cannot be easily removed, are then covered with a security cap as an added deterrent.