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For generations to come 10:35 - May 7 with 8412 views

judd

https://rochdaleafc.co.uk/forgenerationstocome/

Poll:

What is it to be then?

For generations to come on 00:11 - May 8 with 2368 views

D_Alien

For generations to come on 22:31 - May 7 by tony_roch975
Agreed the past isn't always best and I don't share 49th's pessimism that all about the town is bleak, but I do have to agree about the innovative drive and fantastic arts scene in Rochdale in the 70s - visual arts as he cites including a town artist, Cartwheel, M6 Theatre, Tractor, Deeply Vale, RAP - it attracted me to make Rochdale my home

I wouldn't expect many older people to be in touch with what's happening in the arts scene in Rochdale, but it's there if you care to look for it (and btw, M6 Theatre is still thriving)

It may also be different now, but that's a matter of taste and a generational thing

https://www.rochdalecreates.co.uk/

Poll:

What are you planning to do v Newport

For generations to come on 07:59 - May 8 with 2189 views

judd

A reminder of the thread title - for generations to come.

It's forward looking.

It's innovative.

We are at the very beginning of a new journey based on an established town/football club.

Poll:

What is it to be then?

For generations to come on 09:37 - May 8 with 2066 views

judd

As if by magic...

https://www.rochdale.gov.uk/news/article/456/first-poet-laureate-appointed-for-r

Poll:

What is it to be then?

For generations to come on 12:41 - May 8 with 1866 views

D_Alien

And just to add further to the forward-facing theme:

https://www.rochdaletimes.co.uk/towns-like-rochdale-can-once-again-be-at-the-hea

Poll:

What are you planning to do v Newport

For generations to come on 18:44 - May 8 with 1624 views

442Dale

For generations to come on 09:37 - May 8 by judd
As if by magic... https://www.rochdale.gov.uk/news/article/456/first-poet-laureate-appointed-for-r

All we need next is a pothole laureate.

Poll:

Greatest Ever Dale Game

For generations to come on 18:55 - May 8 with 1600 views

judd

For generations to come on 18:44 - May 8 by 442Dale
All we need next is a pothole laureate.

There once was a poster so grumpy
Cos all local roads are so bumpy
Get a grip there, mard arse
It could be far worse
We could all be lumbered with Trump, eh?

Poll:

What is it to be then?

For generations to come on 19:27 - May 8 with 1544 views

D_Alien

For generations to come on 18:44 - May 8 by 442Dale
All we need next is a pothole laureate.

There's a hole in the buckets
There's a hole in my arse
Potholes less frequent
Sounds like a farce

4000 in Blackburn
According to John
And that was the 60s
Those better days? Non...

[Post edited 8 May 19:31]

Poll:

What are you planning to do v Newport

For generations to come on 20:11 - May 8 with 1463 views

judd

For generations to come on 19:27 - May 8 by D_Alien
There's a hole in the buckets There's a hole in my arse Potholes less frequent Sounds like a farce 4000 in Blackburn According to John And that was the 60s Those better days? Non... [Post edited 8 May 19:31]

We all live in a yellow submarine

In one of those potholes

Poll:

What is it to be then?

For generations to come on 20:28 - May 8 with 1428 views

D_Alien

For generations to come on 20:11 - May 8 by judd
We all live in a yellow submarine In one of those potholes

Poll:

What are you planning to do v Newport

For generations to come on 23:30 - May 8 with 1278 views

Yorkshire_Dale

Good to see the Charming Prof Alice Roberts doing a fine feature of Rochdale on BBC "Digging for Britain" this evening. Volunteers are excavating Packer Street where apparently the rich textile business owners lived alongside their businesses. Very interesting piece that highlighted local children given free reign to have a go and see what they encountered.

All within the car park of the Town Hall...

For generations to come on 00:03 - May 9 with 1256 views

Sandyman

For generations to come on 23:30 - May 8 by Yorkshire_Dale

It's a repeat from a couple of years back when Town Hall Square was being renovated, but nonetheless, a fine example of getting children involved in local archaeology.

"the Charming Prof Alice Roberts"

Indeed.

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