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Your views on Mental Health Support for young adults aged 17-25
We know that moving from children’s to adults services can sometimes be confusing. Mental health support changes when a young person reaches age 18. We would like to gain views from young people aged between 17 and 25 on their experience of accessing mental health support so that we can make improvements in our offer across Heywood, Middleton, Rochdale and the Pennines.
Improving Journeys: Rochdale Consultation Survey
Through a joined-up Bee Network we’re helping more people get where they need to go with safer, easier, affordable connections by bus, tram, train, or walking, wheeling and cycling. As part of this, we’re investing in schemes to make travel easier and to help people get from A to B. The plans are being put in place to speed up bus journeys and reduce delays for all road users including motorists by easing congestion, improve bus stops so they are...
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Proposed changes to Statement of Licensing Policy 2026-2031
We are reviewing our Statement of Licensing Policy under Section 5 of the Licensing Act 2003. The Statement details the policy considerations to be applied in response to licence applications for the sale and supply of alcohol, the provision of regulated entertainment and the provision of late night refreshment and will form the basis of licensing decisions taken by the Council in its capacity as the ‘Licensing Authority’. ...
Cash budget policy and funding review
The cash budget policy applies to all people who receive a cash budget from adult social care. The adult social care cash budget policy provides guidance around the management and administration of cash budgets (the council’s term for direct payments) . The policy aims to provide guidelines and a framework within which cash budgets operate, to ensure consistency of experience and processes. The policy is due a review and update. The changes we are proposing:...
Raising Rochdale Education Awards 2025
We are delighted to welcome the return of the Raising Rochdale Education Awards. Back for its second year, these awards once again look to celebrate the outstanding achievements and contribution of schools and colleges across the borough. From teachers and support staff who go that extra mile, to teams delivering outstanding work to support children and young people in areas such as sport, mental health and wellbeing and sustainability – we want to recognise your success...