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Hurstead, Smallbridge and Belfield Pride in Place Questionnaire
We have secured long-term Pride in Place funding for Smallbridge, Hurstead and Belfield, and we want local people to help shape how this money is used. Your views will help the Board understand what matters most to residents and where investment should be focused. This survey should take around 5 minutes.
Rochdale Place Partnership Music - Rochdale Feel Good Festival Survey
Thank you for attending Rochdale Feel Good Festival on Saturday 8 August. Rochdale Development Agency and Rochdale Borough Council are working in partnership with The Audience Agency research agency to gather your feedback so that we can find out more about what you are enjoying and what makes a difference to you – so please give us your honest views. To help us understand what worked and how we could improve, we’ve put together this survey so...
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Football and Community Wellbeing Hub at Bowlee Playing Fields in Middleton
The project is currently at the pre-planning consultation stage. Emerging proposals are being shared with local residents, sports clubs, community organisations, schools and other stakeholders to provide an opportunity for the public to understand the plans, ask questions and submit feedback ahead of a formal planning application. Bowlee Playing Fields is an important community sports site, however it’s existing infrastructure is limited. The site is affected by longstanding...
School Streets Rochdale – Middleton Parish Church School
Rochdale Council is inviting residents to share their views on a proposed School Streets trial at Middleton Parish C Of E Primary School. The initiative aims to create safer, healthier environments around schools by restricting traffic during peak times. Your feedback will help ensure the trial is well-suited to the local community and contributes to its success. Please find below map of where the inteded School Street is to be: ...
Denehurst Park & House Consultation
In 1932 Denehurst House and Park were gifted by the Turner Family to the Mayor, Alderman and Burgesses of the Borough of Rochdale (aka ‘the Corporation of Rochdale’). Rochdale Borough Council subsequently became the legal trustee of Denehurst House and Park. Since 1932 the House and Park have been used for a variety of purposes, including the well-used parklands which are open to the public still. The house has formerly been used as council offices but has been vacant...