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1. Boy hooked himself heroic reputation
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 15 September 2007THE summer of 1987 might have been one of the wettest Rochdale had had for some time, perhaps even as bad the summer we have to endure this year.
2. Signalman James saved countless lives on the line
Rochdale Observer, Friday 14 September 2007WITH the accent on faster – and safer – rail travel, signal boxes in Britain are almost a thing of the past.
3. Town lay in silence to mourn Diana
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 8 September 2007NO DEATH had had such an impact on people, generated so much common grief, as the tragedy that unfolded 10 years ago in a tunnel below the River Seine in Paris.
4. Pals got on bikes for charity
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 8 September 2007CHARITY fund-raising has always been an intrinsic part of human nature and one of the best ways to raise money for a worthy cause is to do something that will bring a personal sense of achievement and satisfaction as well.
5. Celebrations had society guests in Highland fling
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 1 September 2007ONE of Rochdale’s longest-running social events, at least since the end of the Second World War, has been the annual ball organised by the Rochdale and District Scottish Society.
6. Eric brought taste of rural life to canal
Rochdale Observer, Saturday 1 September 2007IT’S more than five years ago that the Rochdale Canal was officially reopened to navigation after a £15M facelift, making the canal navigable for its entire 33-mile length from central Manchester to Sowerby Bridge.
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