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WELCOME<br />

Kate & Becky<br />

Welcome to our <strong>April</strong> issue.<br />

Spring is sprung and there’s so much to look forward to with lighter<br />

nights, milder weather (we hope) and more opportunities to get outside<br />

and enjoy the lovely area in which we live.<br />

In this month’s issue, there’s an election message from Councillor Shaun<br />

O’Neill reflecting on his last four years in office and looking forward to<br />

hopefully four more years. With the Flying Scotsman recently being<br />

brought back into service, he also writes about his childhood memories<br />

of train spotting and the tragedy which occurred in 1899 on the<br />

Rochdale to Bacup line which weaved its way from Rochdale to<br />

Wardleworth and then onto <strong>Shawclough</strong>, passing under Whitworth<br />

Road.<br />

There’s also a fascinating article written by local historian Gary Heywood<br />

–Everett on the Norden Riviera, also known as ‘Rochdale by the Sea’.<br />

For those of you who remember this well known landmark, it was<br />

Rochdale’s own heated open-air pool based on Edenfield Road in<br />

Norden, packed with locals using the diving boards and slides or just<br />

hanging around in the spectator stands, cafes and gardens.<br />

Another well known landmark, Heaton Hall based in Heaton Park, is<br />

also featured on pages 34&35. With a renovation programme<br />

underway, it is looking forward to inviting people back for both weddings<br />

and events as well as simply to view the beautiful decorative interior<br />

features.<br />

Remember that Streetwise provides the best and most cost effective way<br />

for local businesses to promote their services – find out what some of<br />

our customers are saying about us on pages 36&37. We have also<br />

been provided with some wonderful testimonials from the local groups<br />

and charities that we support in our monthly issues.<br />

Until next month…..<br />

COMMUNITY NEWS<br />

AND FEATURES<br />

Tragedy on the <strong>Shawclough</strong> Express 29<br />

What's On 30&31<br />

Police Update 32<br />

Norden Riviera: Rochdale by the Sea 33<br />

Heaton Hall looks ahead to<br />

reopening to the public 34&35<br />

C H E C K O U T O U R W E B S I T E<br />

www.streetwisemag.co.uk with all the latest<br />

info on how to advertise in the magazines.<br />

Click in the business directory to see an index<br />

list of all those businesses advertising in the<br />

magazines as well as further info on our<br />

Premier Business Listing - ideal for those<br />

businesses which don't have a website!<br />

If you would like to find out more about Streetwise call<br />

Kate on 07976 289967 or Becky on 07974 434793<br />

Or Email sales@streetwisemag.co.uk<br />

Streetwise does not accept responsibility for any of the products,<br />

services or events within this publication, nor officially endorse any<br />

advertising material included. All events and places to visit are<br />

published as a guide only, details should be confirmed with the venue<br />

before visiting. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any<br />

form, part or whole, without the prior permission of the publisher.<br />

©Streetwise 2012

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