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Rochdale is a town located in Greater Manchester and it had become a very important town and now has been granted a Royal charter. Rochdale is home to the contemporary Co-operative Movement. The town is home to two professional sports team: Rochdale A.F.C. (football) and Rochdale Hornets (rugby league). Rochdale is also home to non-league football team which are Rochdale Town and National Conference League. Rochdale Cenotaph is a war monument which has four sculpted and painted flags.

Rochdale Borough Council offers the citizens with a wide range of services like Council tax, recycling and housing. When it comes to Council tax, the Council provides information such as how to pay for it, methods to decrease your Council tax. The Council offers details about bins and recycling, such as report a missed bin collection, and find your bin collection date. The Council also gives details about finding a home, information for landlords.

Rochdale has a rich culture and is home to the Co-operative Movement. There are many things to do around the town, such as visit the 'Pioneers' Museum', 'Littleborough and its Pennine Hills', and ' Heywood'. The public will also be able to do some activities around the town like cycling, horse riding, and some water sports. In case you are looking for going shopping, the Rochdale Town Centre and the Rochdale Exchange Shopping Centre are the ideal places.

The Rochdale Canal is an accessible broad canal situated in Northern England and it was created in 1776 when 48 men raised £237. As soon as it was built, the canal had 92 locks, however it now has 91. The Rochdale Canal was opened in stages as the sectors were completed. The canal is very important for boating and an attraction of the canal is that it climbs over the Pennine moors.

Opened in 1983, the Greater Manchester Fire Service Museum receives many visitors and also attend many outside events. Managed by a Governing Body, the museum has a wide range of collection which include small objects, like medals and insignia, and archives and images. In addition, there are many events in the museum and some of them are 'monthly open day', 'summer open day', 'Stretford Fire Station Open Day', and 'Bury Fire Station Open Day'.

The Tandle Hill Country Park is one of the oldest country park and it has 48 hectares of park. A combination of woodland and grassland can be observed at the park and the place is an elected Site of Biological Importance for its fungi and bird community. There are many facilities and recreation at Tandle Hill Country Park which include cafe , play area for kids, bird watching, pond dipping, cycling and walking.