Contents:
- Editor's welcome »
- Daisi Daniels
- Rochdale’s ‘gothic masterpiece’ Town Hall is being restored to its full glory
- Broadfield Park
- Sarah Fitchett Woman of Rochdale 2022
- Upperbanks
- Jolly Josh charity opens fully-inclusive centre for disabled children
- ’Thank you’ funds raised for hospital by children
- Highest award for Rochdale soup kitchen
- H Bell & Sons celebrate 110 years of business
- The RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch 2022
- Gardening tips for Summer
- BES: Delivering industry-leading expertise from Rochdale
- Luxury travel brand eShores turns 15
- This Summer take a holiday from binge boozing
- Permanent eyebrows - what are they all about?
- Guided Walks
- Pineapple upside-down cake and piña colada
- Royal Jubilee recognition for Brad Gartland after setting up local male mental health charity
- Rochdale Lacrosse win David Beesley Cup after unbeaten season
- The earliest days of rugby football in Rochdale
- Highlights of a mayoral year
- Hairdressing trend - Beach Waves
Summer 2022Editor's welcome
Hello and welcome to the latest issue of Real Rochdale.
Our cover image is champion skier, Daisi Daniels, a future star who has achieved so much in her career already.
The new Woman of Rochdale, Sarah Fitchett, speaks about her involvement with the charity PAPYRUS.
Talking about amazing charities, Jolly Josh opens its first fully-inclusive centre for disabled children that is recognised as their new place to call home.
Moving forwards, we commemorate two Rochdale businesses that have hit incredible milestones. H Bell & Sons mark 110 years of business and BES celebrates turning 20 years old and also nudging £100 million turnover.
Roy Down, a development worker and chairman of Rochdale in Bloom, shares with us some excellent tips to keep our gardens looking colourful in the sunshine.
Natasha Brown has once again created an amazing recipe - this time for a pineapple upside-down cake that you can indulge in with a homemade piña colada too.
Councillor Aasim Rashid, the 150th mayor, reflects on his past mayoral year as he raised £15,000 for his five local chosen charities.
As always, thank you to our advertisers and contributors – and we hope you enjoy this issue.