Rochdale e-scooter dumped in river just weeks after hire scheme launch I think it s disrespectful for someone to throw one in the water
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A spokesman for Lime said the scooter in the River Roch had now been retrieved
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An e-scooter has been found dumped in a river just weeks after a hire scheme was launched in Rochdale.
Rochdale: temporary local road closures and restrictions
Area: Rochdale
Expected finish: Sunday 2 January 2022, or until such measures are deemed unnecessary.
Restriction and location:
Temporary closure of Packer Street, from its junction with Nelson Street for a distance of 56 metres in a northerly direction.
Temporary one-way operation on Nelson Street. Vehicles will not be able to travel in a westerly direction between the junction with Church Lane and the junction with King Street.
No waiting for any vehicle in the following areas:
The east side of King Street, from a point 5 metres north of its junction with Nelson Street to a point 39 metres south of its junction with Fleece Street.
HART health service for homeless is finalist for prestigious health award Date published: 02 May 2021
Dr Venk Mallya delivering flu vaccination at a local soup kitchen
A vital health service for homeless and transient people in the Rochdale borough has been named as a finalist for a Health Service Journal (HSJ) award 2021 in the Best Healthcare Provider Partnership with the NHS Category.
The Health Alliance Response Team (HART) is a voluntary service and forms part of Rochdale Health Alliance’s portfolio of services. The team was set up to care for the primary healthcare needs of people who are traditionally hard to reach or resistant to accessing health services. They care for people who access the soup kitchens and also live on local streets, parks and hostels.