Milnrow & Newhey Feb 2016

This month sees the charity Petrus People, which advertise 

in all our magazines each month, celebrate their second 

birthday. Read about the good work that they do on pages 

44 and 45. We would recommend that you visit their store 

on Hamer Lane Rochdale OL16 2UL as it’s like an Aladdin’s 

Cave! 

A date for your diaries is definitely the Exhibition to be held 

at St George’s Church in April 2016 where local people will 

have the opportunity to view a life size replica of the Turin 

Shroud, one of only six in the world. On page 52 there’s 

also a list of key events at Springhill Hospice this year. With 

a bumper What’s On Guide, there’s plenty to look forward 

in the forthcoming months. 

Remember to contact us if you are organising an event or 

involved in a local cause and we will include your 

information for free. 

Until next month……. 

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LEISURE 

Lissah Hall – Pottery Classes 

and Parties 15 

Rochdale Council Digital 

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OPTICIANS 

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M&M Painters and Decorators 60 

Maurice Healey Painting 

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PLASTERERS 

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COMMUNITY NEWS 

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What's on Guide 40&41 

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Celebrate their Second Birthday 44&45 

Police Update 46&47 

Burrs Country Park and The River Irwell 48 

Heather's Curry with Basmati Rice 49 

Councillors for Milnrow and Newhey 49 

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Springhill Hospice Winter Update 52 

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technology and showing how useful, easy and fun to use it can be, will be staged at 

Number One Riverside on Saturday 27 February. 

Names already confirmed to be at the festival include Barclays, Google, BBC iPlayer, 02 Rochdale and BT. 

They’ll be joined by a host of others including Boots, Rochdale Online and Hopwood Hall College. 

Organised by Rochdale Borough Council, in partnership with BBC Radio Manchester, the festival has been 

designed to improve people’s digital skills with hands-on help and advice for all age groups. Visitors will be 

able to find out how to do online banking, how to browse products, shop or read a book online, and get tips 

on using smartphones and tablets. 

If you want to know more about how to use technology to find a job, you can visit the Careers and Skills Zone 

for expert advice on the digital skills you need to find work in 2016 and beyond. For the first time there will 

be a Digital Community and Creative Zone, highlighting local digital projects and how they can help you. 

There will also be demonstrations of how residents can use the council website to avoid making unnecessary 

and time-consuming telephone calls or face-to-face visits. There will be friendly faces on hand to show how 

easy it can be and tablets, phones and computers will be available for people to try. 

Councillor Neil Emmott, Cabinet Member for Corporate Services and Neighbourhoods said: 

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and get tips on using a smartphone or tablet. There will be friendly faces on hand to show you step by step 

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The festival will bring together a range of exhibitions, performances and workshops and there will also be a 

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Local Area Forums:- 

The next Milnrow, Newhey & Firgrove Local Area Forum will be held 

on Thursday 24th March 2016 

from 7.00pm at Milnrow Cricket Club, Harbour Lane, Milnrow. 

If you have any issues or concerns please come along to air your 

views. You can help to make a difference in your community. 

Please note that dates and times of these meetings are subject to 

change so please do not hesitate to contact your Local Townships 

and Engagement Officer, Tracey Knight, for Pennines on 01706 

922227, who will be able to confirm dates and times of all future 

Local Area Forums. 

Guided Walks & Tours 

The Syke Walk and Talk Group meet every Monday at 1.00 pm 

and Friday 10.00am at Syke Methodist Chapel where there will be 

toilet facilities and hot drinks and socialising after the walks. There 

are 2 levels on the walk on Monday, a high quick walk and a slower 

one. There are also three levels on a Friday. A high fast walk, an 

intermediate walk and a slower one if needed. So there is something 

to suit everyone and all abilities. 

Springhill Hospice Events 

Sunday 13th March – Spring Fair 

Enjoy a great day at the 2016 Spring Fair. Over 30 stalls including 

gifts, homebake, crafts, raffles and tombolas, there is something for 

everyone. Free entry, 10am - 3pm at Springhill Hospice 

24th April – Hospice To Hospice Walk 

A fun and friendly 7 ¼ Mile Circular family walk 

22nd April – Women of Rochdale 

Watch as the Women of Rochdale 2016 is crowned while helping 

her celebrate with a four course meal and beer reception from 1pm 

For further details about any Springhill Hospice events, please 

contact the fundraising department on 01706 641790 or by e-mail 

lillie.winterbottom@nhs.net. 

Rochdale Antique Society 

Rochdale Antiques Society meets at St Vincent's Hall, Caldershaw 

Road, Norden, OL12 8QL at 7.30pm on 2nd Wednesday in the 

month from September to May. Membership is £25 for the season, 

guests £4 per visit. Always an excellent expert speaker. The next 

meetings coming up are:- 

10th February Harry Prost, ex Director of Worcester Pottery on "Royal 

Worcester porcelain". 

9th March Susan Romfitt (Antiques Roadshow) on' Pearls' 

13th April Tony Lonton on 'Old Sheffield Plate' 

11th May AGM followed by John Wyles on 'William Morris, a man of 

many talents'. 

Pottery - Classes, Parties and Groups - New at Norden Primary 

School with Lissah Hall Evening Classes 7-9pm Mondays, Tuesdays 

and Thursdays £12 per session 

Saturdays 12-4.30 available for Classes, Parties and Groups 

Have fun, create and relax. All ages, levels and abilities are 

welcome. For more information and bookings contact Lissah on 

0780 7644630 or lissah.hall@outlook.com 

Rochdale Musical Theatre Company – Saturday 20th February 

Rochdale Musical Theatre Company (formerly Rochdale Amateur 

Operatic Society) are proud to present the North West Premiere of 

the Broadway musical A Tale of Two Cities, based on the well known 

novel by Charles Dickens. This is set to be a spectacular show, it 

boasts a live orchestra, lavish costumes, stunning scenery and 

stirring music by Jill Santoriello, all performed at the phenomenal 

Gracie Fields Theatre. Come and support live theatre in Rochdale 

and be amongst the first people in the North West to see this 

fabulous show. The Company has received fantastic reviews, as well 

as many NODA nominations and awards. The show runs from 

Wednesday 17th to Saturday 20th February 2016 at 7:15pm each 

night and at 2:15pm on the Saturday. Tickets are from £12 and are 

available from www.ticketsource.co.uk/rochdalemtc or on 01706 

643543. 

Advice Bureau 

Advice Bureau for Councillors Allen Brett and Neil Butterworth is on 

the second Saturday of every month at Butterworth Hall from 10am 

to11am. The next Advice Bureau is on Saturday 13th February from 

10a.m. to 11a.m. at Butterworth Hall. No appointment necessary. 

However, you can contact him anytime on 01706 641203 or 07812 

220436. 

Milnrow Cricket Club Beer Festival – 5th, 6th & 7th February 

The Milnrow Cricket Club Beer Festival will take place at Milnrow 

Cricket Club on 5th, 6th, & 7th Feb 2016. This will be from 12 Noon 

until late. Up to 20 different beers. Free Admission . CAMRA 

Supported. Near Milnrow Tram Stop 


Any money raised will go towards the Youth Cricket Section at 

Milnrow Cricket Club. 

For Further Details please contact Allen Brett on 01706 641203 or 

07812 220. You can also e-mail him at 

allen.brett@rochdale.gov.uk 

Rochdale Inner Wheel Club – 4th Wednesday each Month 

Rochdale Inner Wheel Club is a women's group meeting on 4th 

Wednesday of each month at 7pm. 

They have regular speakers and also raise funds for local, national 

and international charities. For more information, contact Liz on 

liz@cliffview.myzen.co.uk or check out their website at 

http://www.rochdaleonline.co.uk/sites/innerwheel-club-ofrochdale. 

Rochdale Digital Festival 

Sunday 27th February - 10am – 4pm 

Rochdale Central Library. Number One Riverside, Smith Street, 

Rochdale. There are easy ways to get more from technology and 

we’ll show you how!! Rochdale.gov.uk/DigitalFest 

Nominate your unsung hero for a place at a special event 

A special celebration event to mark Her Majesty the Queen's 90th 

birthday is to be held at Rochdale Town Hall on Sunday 12 June 

2016. The event will include a patron's afternoon tea along with 

performances from musicians, dancers and choirs as well as local 

actors and artists.Places are available at the event to deserving 

local members of the community who go the extra mile. Anyone 

who lives or works in the borough can nominate a person. The 

closing date for nominations is 19 February 2016. 

For more information about the event visit 

www.rochdale.gov.uk/events 

Sunday 28 February 2016 

Pavilion Orchard Party 

Organised by Rochdale Countryside Service 

Drop In Event – FREE – Celebrating Community Woodlands and 

Heritage Trees - this event marks the official unveiling of the new 

chainsaw sculpture in the orchard at the back of the lake near the 

Pavilion. Join Red Rose Forest, rangers and Nature Ed for a great 

afternoon making natural dyes, natural craft activities, planting 

fruit trees and sowing wildflowers seeds. 

Venue: Hollingworth Lake Pavillion at the rear of the lake 

Time: 1pm-3pm 

Guided Walks and Tours 

Last Friday of the Month 

Rochdale Town Hall Tours 

Organised by Rochdale Town Hall 

Marvel at the wonderful architecture, immerse yourself in the 

building’s history and take a look inside the Mayor’s Parlour on a 

two-hour guided tour of our fabulous Grade l Listed materpiece. 

Venue: Rochdale Town Hall, The Esplanade, Rochdale OL16 1AB 

Time: 2.15pm 

Price: £4.50 per person 

Bookings/enquiries: 01706 924775 or email: 

townhall.bookings@rochdale.gov.uk 

Heritage Attractions 

Wednesday 17 February 2016 

Pioneer Wednesday – Fabulous Fairtrade! 

Organised by Rochdale Pioneers Museum 

Join us for a fun filled Wednesday exploring Fairtrade and 

cooperation. Take part in our museum trail, Fairtrade hoopla, and 

decorating your own Fairtrade treat! Look for the Fairtrade symbol 

around the museum and have your face painted. Activities are free, 

but we do suggest a donation of £1.50 per child. Nursery groups 

Countryside and Parks 

Friday, Saturday & Sunday & All Bank Holidays 

and child minders - please call or email the museum ahead of your 

Healey Dell Heritage Centre & Tea Rooms 

visit. Venue: Rochdale Pioneers Museum, 31 Toad Lane, 

Organised by Healey Dell Heritage Centre 

Rochdale OL12 ONU 

A beautiful Victorian Tea Room with crystal chandeliers and grand Time: 11am-3pm 

piano, serving a truly fabulous selection of luxury loose-leaf teas, Price: Free 

coffees, sandwiches and cakes, cream teas and full afternoon teas. Enquiries: 01706 524920 or by email: museum@co-op.ac.uk or 

Venue: Dell Road, Healey Dell Nature Reserve, Rochdale OL12 6BG at www.rochdalepioneersmuseum.coop 

Time: 10am-4.30pm 

Enquiries: 01706 350459 or 07411234698 or refer 

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A Slice of Saturday Night 

A big taste of the 1960s comes to Rochdale 

Some of the best young musical talent in the borough will be onstage this April at the Curtain 

Theatre this April. The smash hit musical “A Slice of Saturday Night” tells the story of a single 

evening in 1964 in the basement “Club a Go-Go” nightclub. It is accompanied by a live four 

piece beat combo not dissimilar to The Fab Four and the fashions and haircuts match the beats 

and rhythms. 

Musical director Paul Nicholls is making his debut at the Curtain Theatre said, “A Slice of Saturday Night is one of my all-time 

favourite shows. What the writers have done is take the styles, riffs, solos and harmonies 

of dozens of favourite sixties tunes, and reworked them into a jukebox full of familiar 

seeming songs and routines. Every song in the show, sounds like you’ve heard it before, 

but you haven’t.” 

“The choice of show is no accident either.” added director Andy Kelly. “The production 

will showcase some of the best youth performers in the town, most of whom are making 

their Curtain Theatre debut. Most of the cast are studying performance or musical theatre 

at colleges across the North West, and are looking to go into acting professionally. 

We are very fortunate to get them now for this two week run.” 

This is not the first time Andy has tackled this material either. ”Twenty years ago, I 

played the part of Eddie in the show. And I was ten years too old then! The youngsters 

in the cast are all supposed to be around 17, and the show tackles the issues around 

relationships, growing up, love and separation- all in a comic way though” 

“A Slice of Saturday Night” by the Heather Brothers (with Kind Permission from Samuel French Limited) runs from Monday 11th 

April-Saturday 23rd April 2016 at the Curtain Theatre Rochdale. 

The Curtain Theatre manages its audience through an invite system. You are invited to come and 

see a performance by being on the invitation list, to which you receive the chance to see all of the 

five productions that year. (plus some guest companies who use the theatre.) To be added to the 

list you simply need to submit your full name and address to : 

The Curtain Theatre 

Milkstone Road 

Rochdale 

OL11 1EB 

01706 642008 

www.cutaintheatrerochdale.org.uk 

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After breaking all records at the Arts Theatre 

in London's West End, A SLICE OF 

SATURDAY NIGHT, went on to complete 

four major national tours of Britain, two 

European tours, two tours of Japan, 

returning to the west end for a second 

run at the Strand Theatre. 

The show has now enjoyed well over 

300 productions world-wide and has 

been translated into nine languages. 

Recently the show played a limited season Off-Broadway under the 

American title "Café A Go-Go". 

Slice Synopsis: 

Seven teenagers dance and eye each other and flirt on a Saturday night at 

popular Club A Go Go in a town in the British provinces. Sue is going out 

with Gary, but he flirts with Penny and the other girls at every opportunity. 

Sharon and Rick like each other but are too shy to tell each other. Eddie 

is challenged to a bet by the boys regarding "frigid" Bridget, over the 

course of the night he tries everything, with very little success. The owner 

of the club, ageing rocker Eric "Rubber-legs" De Vene, watches and lends 

an ear to the young people as they navigate the rituals of teenage 

fashion, music, and relationships. 

“a charming, crowd-pleasing 

musical!” lawrence Van Gelder, 

new York times 

“an evening that will send you home floating 

on air” time Out 

“i loved it! a Slice of Saturday 

night should be available on the 

national Health Service” 

Michael palin 

“Fresh, bouncy and a whole lot of fun. a 

rewarding musical evening” 

David Richardson, WOR Radio 

“the best show in town” 

BBc Radio 


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Petrus People Community 

Store Celebrate their 

Second Birthday 

As we celebrate our 2nd birthday here at the store, it seems like a good time to take 

stock of what has been achieved in the last 2 years and to make our customers and 

donors more aware of the work of Petrus Community in Rochdale and the 

surrounding boroughs. 

Petrus People Community Store is a social enterprise created to provide much needed funds towards the ongoing 

work of Petrus Community. Petrus have been providing accommodation and support services as well as 

essential meals, therapeutic groups, and life skills tutoring for over 40 years in Rochdale borough areas and 

now also in Rossendale and Oldham. 

What do we do? We sell donated goods that still have life in them and our prices are hard to beat. We sell 

anything and everything; including furniture, clothing, electricals, toys, books, music, DVD’s, bric-a-brac and 

baby equipment. We have some weird and wonderful items donated even some items that we don’t know the 

purpose of! If you are having a clear out of items that are in good condition please call us, we can collect 

furniture locally. 

At the store we have received great support from a small army of around 85 volunteers! This amazing team 

of people have contributed in all aspects of the building maintenance and operation of the store. Rochdale 

Rotary Club has proved an indispensable source of support, labour and skills for us. Other volunteers are 

drawn from all areas of our community; Petrus service users, customers, donors, work placements, Rochdale 

people that want to support a worthy cause. 

We operate a free clothing scheme for people that are sleeping rough around our borough and for families in 

crisis situations. These are referred by an agency worker such as school worker, health visitor, support worker, 

housing officer. 


Petrus Community have given the Petrus People store a budget to be used to give some basic essential items 

to families in extreme need. So far this has amounted to around £20,000 of furniture being delivered to 

people in need around our borough. Please email Claire.jefferies@petrus.org.uk for more information on how 

to make a referral. 

If you haven’t been to the store yet, you really are missing out. Check out some photos on our 

face book page – petruspeople and get down to the store, Hamer Lane, Rochdale, OL16 2UL. 

01706 341189. (1 minute walk from Fire Station or Croft Shifa Medical centre) 

Open 

Mon – Fri, 9.30am – 3pm Sat, 10am – 2pm 

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE WORK 

OF PETRUS VISIT Petrus.org.uk 


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CRIME PREVENTION TIPS 

Throughout the cold months, please take care when 

deicing your car. If you are driving anywhere early in 

the morning and your car is covered with frost, don't 

leave the engine running while you are not with it, 

even if it is for a couple of seconds. Not only could you 

not be insured if your car is stolen, if you leave it on a 

road, running and unattended you could be prosecuted 

for the offence of "quitting". 

We continue to tackle burglaries in your area, research into 

Rochdale offences shows the below advice will help reduce the 

chance of you becoming a victim of burglary. Offenders are 

mainly entering houses through ground floor rear windows / 

doors - some of these have been windows left open, as the 

cold weather is on its way, open window insecurities will 

decrease but please if you are out or in another room close 

your windows & doors. Items from the garden are being used 

to aid the offenders, so far we have - Wheelie bins, garden 

rakes, garden chairs that have been used - if you have a shed 

please use & lock it keeping these items out of sign & mind of 

would be thieves. Some homes have been successful in 

disrupting offenders by having a working house alarm that is 

set while the occupants are out or in bed - 

each crime reported over the period 

researched shows where a house 

alarm has been set off the offenders 

haven't managed to gain access & 

have left with nothing. 

Please use this advice to reduce the chances of you becoming 

a victim of crime. This advice has been tailored to the 

particular type of criminals operating in the Rochdale area. We 

are working hard to tackle crime and antisocial behaviour in 

this area and information from the community is vital. 

BEAT THE BURGLAR 

Outside - your first line of defence 

•Walls, gates and fences - High fences are hard to climb, but 

they give a burglar cover once he's over. So keep them low. 

The best have a trellis on top, making them difficult to climb. 

And make sure to lock any gates to prevent access to the side 

or rear of your property. 

•Hedges and plants - Prickly bushes and hedges around a 

garden can act as a deterrent to a burglar. 

•Lighting and driveways - Get an outdoor light with a sensor 

that comes on when someone's around and don't 

underestimate the deterrent of a gravel drive. It makes quite a 

noise when walked on and can deter burglars. 

Is anybody home? 

Lights - You can get plug-in timers for your lamps - and timers 

for your ceiling lights. Don't just light up the hall. Fool a 

burglar by lighting up the landing, bathroom, bedroom and 

living room too. Really fox him by varying the times each light 

comes on. Sound advices - Use a plug-in timer for a radio - 

make it a talk station rather than music. 

Windows - Remember to shut all windows, even small and 

upstairs ones, when you leave the house, in your garden or 

in the rear of your property. If you're upstairs, close your 

downstairs windows and if you're planning some time 

away, get a trusted neighbour to shut the 

curtains at night. You could return the favour 

some time! 

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NEWS & APPEALS 

Police are investigating after a man was attacked and bundled 

into a car in Milnrow. 

At around 5.20pm on Sunday 17 January 2016, a man 

parked his car on the street outside the Waggon Inn, 

Butterworth Hall in Milnrow when three masked men attacked 

him and bundled him into their car, a black Ford, which was 

on false number plates. The man was located safe and well in 

the early hours of this morning, Monday 18 January, at his 

home in Milnrow. Police are appealing for information and 

witnesses. Detective Inspector Lee Hopwood said: “This 

incident will be understandably worrying for the local 

community but I want to give them some reassurance that this 

was a targeted attack and the local community should not feel 

unduly concerned. 

“There were a lot of people at the pub at the time who 

witnessed the incident and I would ask that these people come 

forward and tell police what they saw or give us any 

information they may have about who is involved.” 

Anyone with information should call police on 0161 856 

8754 or the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously 

on 0800 555 111. 

To help us identify those responsible for the issues in 

your area please get in touch. 

Telephone Number INPT2 Rochdale East 0161 856 8549 

Email: Rochdaleeast@gmp.police.uk 

Main web page: www.gmp.police.uk 

Follow us on Twitter at 

https://twitter.com/GMPRochdaleEast 

Follow us on Facebook at 

https://www.facebook.com/GMPRochdaleEast 

Surgery Dates.... 

Forum Dates have now been set for 2016. 

24 March 2016 

Milnrow Cricket Club at 7pm 

Please check out the GMP website at 

www.gmp.police.uk for updates. 

YOUR LOCAL OFFICERS 

POLICE NEWSFLASH MILNROW/NEWHEY 

Crime Figures for the past month. 

In the past month there have been six cases of domestic 

burglary, two cases of burglary other than those relating to a 

dwelling, three cases of theft from a vehicle and five cases of 

criminal damage. 

PC 11759 Jenkins 

PCSO 69039 Broome 

PCSO 68865 Harrison 

PCSO 65578 Smith 

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Burrs Country Park and 

The River Irwell 

Bury, of course, is famous for its market and its black puddings. It also has some interesting and beautiful countryside 

on its doorstep and this walk is a short taster of what it has to offer. Take the Brandlesholme Road out of Bury and 

very shortly turn right following the brown signs to Burrs Country Park. Leaving the car at the car park take a few 

minutes to read the interesting stories on display on the information boards which explain the industrial heritage 

of the site. Now head for the caravan site but soon turn left and follow the path around the large grass field which 

will soon lead you to a walk through woods down to the River Irwell. As you approach the river you will walk 

alongside a channel which was constructed at the time of the Manchester, Bolton and Bury canal to feed the reservoir 

at Elton some two miles away which in turn fed the canal. This was supplied by the construction of a weir, which 

you soon reach, to raise the water level. The system is still working some 220 years since its construction although 

the canal is long since defunct. 

Continue to follow the path until you come to a railway bridge under 

the East Lancashire Railway where you may encounter a steam train 

working the line from Bury to Rawtenstall. Pass under the bridge and 

follow the road up by a couple of farms until you reach a path turning 

sharply left marked Irwell Sculpture Trail which you should now follow. 

I could not see any sculptures so good luck with finding any. The path 

now passes above woods and when you come to a turning to the left 

follow it down through the woods to a railway crossing. Cross the 

railway carefully and turn right and you will soon reach Station Road. 

Here is a fine bridge over the river which you should cross. Soon you 

will arrive in the hamlet of Summerseat where you will find a garden 

centre with toilets and refreshments. 

Continue to the end of the terraced houses and turn left up the flight of steps. At the top follow the road for a hundred 

yards then turn left along Higher Summerseat where two pubs offer meals. The walk now levels and offers expansive views towards Tottington, 

Walshaw and Holcolm Hill. Across the Irwell valley Rooley Moor wind farm is clearly visible. Once you have passed the new tennis centre 

and reached the main road it is worth catching a bus if one is due. This will save a somewhat tedious walk along this busy section of road. 

If you do so then alight at Hunstanton Drive. If you walk then the 

varied architecture of the property hereabouts offers some interest 

to this section of the walk. 

Walk down Hunstanton Drive to the bottom of the hill and turn 

left. On your left you will find the canal feeder once again 

looking like static water. Below it must move very slowly on its 

inexorable journey to Elton. In a few hundred yards you will 

be back at the car. There is an old pub The Brown Cow, built 

as a farm in 1792, tucked away near the caravan site which 

will hopefully be open for refreshments and toilets. The full 

walk is about 5 miles. 

Alan Valentine 

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COUNCILLORS FOR THE WARDS OF MILNROW AND NEWHEY 

Councillor Allen Brett 

31 Woodlands Road, Milnrow Rochdale OL16 4EY Phone: 01706 641203/07812 220436 

Email: allen.brett@rochdale.gov.uk 

Councillor Neil Butterworth 

20 Whitebeam Close, Newhey, Rochdale, OL16 4ND Phone: 07812 220427 

Email: Neil.butterworth@rochdale.gov.uk 

Councillors Allen Brett and Neil Butterworth will be holding an Advice Bureau on Saturday 13th February at 

Butterworth Hall between 10 and 11am. 

Councillor Andy Kelly 

23 Thames Road, Milnrow, Rochdale OL16 3UB 

Phone: 07947 609277/ 07812 222740 

Email: andy.kelly@rochdale.gov.uk 

Salmon Curry with Basmati rice 

Recipe from Heather Williams 

Ingredients 

A quick healthy recipe that can be made 

using any firm fish or prawns 

1 tbsp cooking oil or few sprays of low 

calorie cooking spray 

1 large onion, finely chopped 

2 cloves garlic, finely chopped 

1 tsp ground ginger 

1 tbsp curry powder of choice 

400g can chopped tomatoes 

300mls vegetable or fish stock 

Salt and ground black pepper 

500g skinless, salmon fillet, cut into 

chunks 

500g broccoli florets or tender stem broccoli 

Small handful of finely chopped coriander 

Method 

Spray a large non-stick frying pan with oil and place over a high heat. Add the onion and garlic and stir fry for 1-2 minutes, 

then add the ginger and curry powder and stir fry for 1 minute. Stir in the tomatoes and stock and bring to the boil and cook 

over a medium heat for 6 -8 minutes. 

Season the salmon pieces and add to the pan along with the broccoli. Cook for 5 minutes or until the fish is cooked through. 

Meanwhile boil basmati rice in plenty of salted water until tender (approx. 10 minutes), drain and rinse in boiling water. 

Serve curry, sprinkled with coriander, with boiled rice and mango chutne 


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TURIN SHROUD EXHIBITION COMING 

TO ROCHDALE 

Everyone loves a good mystery. The Loch Ness 

Monster, the Bermuda Triangle and the Mary 

Celeste are just three but among the longest 

lasting and most baffling puzzles is the Turin 

Shroud. This has divided experts for centuries and 

even today there is no definitive view. 

For those who have never heard of it, the Shroud of Turin is a 

strip of linen cloth about 12 feet long which is held in Turin 

Cathedral and very rarely seen in public. The last occasion was 

when the current Pope was given access to the relic during a visit 

to the city last year (2015). 

So what is so special about it? The Shroud carries an image of 

a man of middle-eastern appearance, both front and back. He 

is about six-feet tall and has long hair, typical of men in biblical 

times. There are what appear to be blood stains and wounds in 

hands, feet and side which coincide with the accounts of Jesus 

Christ’s death as described in the Gospels. A few singe marks 

and minor repairs are also in evidence. The image is like a 

photographic negative. 

Many experts believe that this is the actual burial shroud of Jesus 

Christ in which he was wrapped after being taken down from the 

cross, laid in a tomb and then rose again on Easter Day – the 

foundation of Christianity. 

Equally there are experts who discount this theory but one thing 

that puzzles them all is how the image came to be on the cloth. 

Photography was unknown but the image is anatomically correct. 

How was it imprinted on the cloth? 

Surprisingly carbon dating has been allowed only on strands of 

cloth used to repair the Shroud, probably in the middle ages but 

no one has been allowed to remove strands from the original 

material to test its authenticity. 

Now people of all faiths (and none) in Rochdale will have the 

opportunity to see a full-size replica (one of only six in the world) 

in an exhibition which will be in Saint George’s Church,, 

Oakenrod in April 2016. This display which has been toured 

internationally will be on show from Friday 22nd April until 

Tuesday 26th in the church together with a large exhibition and 

other artefacts detailing life in the time of Christ, his torture and 

crucifixion. 

Opening times are Friday, Monday and Tuesday from 1pm until 

7pm:Saturday 10am until 4pm and Sunday 1pm until 4pm. 

Organised school parties can arrange morning visits. 

The Shroud of Turin – myth, miracle or mystery. Make up your 

own mind, it’s for you to decide. So put it in your diary now and 

come to see one of the world’s greatest mysteries which has 

confounded the experts for many centuries – and still does! 

Contact shroud2016@gmail.com or search for Shroud of Turin 

on your computer for more details. 

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Thai Style Mussels 

I love mussels but only if really fresh, in season 

and nice and plump. I’ve given them an Asian 

style makeover which gives them an awesome 

kick. Have some hot crusty bread ready at the 

end to mop up the juices. 

If your in a rush or a bit dodgy with your knife 

skills you could always blend up the onion, chilli, 

garlic, ginger, fennel and lemon grass in a food 

processor instead of chopping everything fine by 

hand. 

Thai Style Mussels 

Serves 2 

2 table spoons olive oil 

1 small onion – chopped fine 

1 red chilli – de-seeded and chopped fine 

1 clove garlic – chopped fine 

1 knob of fresh root ginger – chopped fine 

½ fennel chopped fine 

½ lemon grass – chopped fine 

Method 

1) Heat the olive oil in a large sauce pan. Add the onion, chilli, 

garlic, ginger, fennel and lemon grass and sauté for 3-4 

minutes until softened. 

2) Add the mussels and white wine and cover. Cook over a high 

heat for approx 4 minutes shaking the pan frequently until the 

mussels open. 

3) Transfer the mussels to warmed serving bowls and add the 

coconut cream and coriander to the cooking liquor in the pan. 

Bring to the boil, season to taste then pour over the mussels 

and serve immediately with a squeeze of fresh lime . 

1200g mussels 

250ml dry white wine 

To Finish 

50g coconut cream 

1 table spoon roughly chopped 

coriander 

Squeeze fresh lime 

Nutters Restaurant Edenfield Road, Norden, Rochdale, OL12 7TT 

T/F 01706 650167 Email: enquiries@nuttersrestaurant.com 

www.nuttersrestaurant.co.uk 

To keep up to datewith 

currentfoodtrends 

andfoodrelated topics 

follow @nuttersofficialon 

Twitter and Nutters Restaurant 

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Springhill Hospice Winter Update 

Man of Rochdale 2016 

With a heavy heart the team at Springhill Hospice waved goodbye to the 2014- 

2015 Man of Rochdale, Harry Bell. What an amazing man and worthy holder 

of the title. Harry came along to Men of Rochdale annual luncheon at Rochdale 

Town Hall last November and graciously handed over the reins and responsibility 

of Rochdale Man of the Year 2015-2016 to Celebrity Chief Andrew Nutter, a 

great fundraiser for local causes and a fantastic ambassador for Rochdale. 

Santa Dash or Dawdle 10th Birthday Celebrations 

Springhill Hospice ended 2015 seeing red – a sea of Father Christmas red that 

is! Hollingworth Lake was awash with a record number of Hospice supporters 

donning a red and white suit at the annual Santa Dash or Dawdle. This year 

616 Santa’s registered for the event’s 10th Birthday celebratory saunter or sprint 

around Hollingworth Lake – watch out for an update later in the year on the 

Father Christmas fun fundraising total. In the meantime…. Santa Dash or 

Dawdle 2016 Sunday 11th December – save the date or miss out on the fabulous 

family festive fun. 

Springhill Spring Fair – Sunday 13th March 10 am til 3pm 

Springhill Hospice kick off their 2016 Fundraising calendar with their now 

legendary Spring Fair. Sunday 13th March will see over 40 stalls, both inside the Hospice and in the beautiful grounds, 

providing everything from gifts and treats, crafts and cards, clothes and jewellery to home bake, snacks and refreshments 

of all varieties. A great day out, full of Easter Treats and of course, a chance to see our wonderful Springy the Frog! 

New Season, New You - Springhill Hospice presents Lucy Cobb’s Spring Collection 

14th April 2016 – 7pm Springhill Hospice 

Come and join in the fashion fun at Springhill Hospice. Thursday 14th April will see the fashions of Lucy Cobb Boutique, 

light up our Day Hospice and all in aid of Springhill. Lucy Cobb who are renowned for affordable, quality and on-trend 

fashion, will be revisiting the Hospice for what is bound to be another successful fashion show. 

Bag yourself a ticket so you can bag a beautiful fashion bargain or two, all in the knowledge that you'll also be raising 

money for Springhill - Boutique Bargains with A Bonus! 

This is the hottest fashion ticket in town, so you'll have to be quick! £5 per person including a glass of wine. Contact 

Elaine 01706 641790 to reserve your place. 

Hospice to Hospice Walk 

NEW FOR 2016 – On-line Registration. www.springhill.org.uk/hospiceto-hospice-walk 

Help us Celebrate 10 Year of Family, Fun, Fitness and Fundraising on our annual 

Hospice to Hospice Walk 

Mascots Springy Frog and Hope the Bear (Dr Kershaw’s) will be helping 300+ 

walkers of all ages, from each Hospice, enjoy a day of family, fun, fitness, 

fundraising and friendship. Springhill’s walkers will put their best fundraising 

foot forward when they set off from Springhill Hospice on Broad Lane. Halfway 

through the 7.25 mile or 14,500 step circular route, they’ll stop off for a cuppa 

at Dr Kershaw’s Hospice in Oldham before setting off for Broad Lane again. Last year this event raised nearly £12,000 

for the Hospice, a fantastic amount of money. Join in this year to help celebrate the event’s 10th Birthday and raise 

money for your community 

£7 per person entry fee including a special limited edition 10th Birthday medal. Walk starts from Springhill Hospice at 

10.30 am on Sunday 24th April. Contact 01706 641790 or email Lillie.winterbottom@nhs.net or register online 

www.springhill.org.uk/hospice-to-hospice-walk 


Yarn Barn 

The Wool Shop 

www.yarnbarn.co.uk 

Tel: 01706 750824 

We have an extensive stock of yarns and patterns including Sirdar, King 

Cole, Patons, Regia, Rico and Woolcraft. We also stock knitting 

haberdashery including knitting needles, crochet hooks, Knitpro, buttons, 

ribbon and much more. We hold three knitting and crochet groups per 

week (beginners welcome) and run regular workshops. You are guaranteed 

a warm welcome so come along and take a look! 

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