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5 Back Healey Dell Nature Reserve Only a couple of miles from Rochdale town centre, Healey Dell is in dense woodland on the tight banks of the tumbling River Spodden. Here the river has hewn a sharp gorge, and bubbles over rapids and waterfalls that once drove, corn, wool and cotton mills. Best of all though is the Victorian viaduct spanning the gorge. This was built in 1867 for a long-defunct railway and is a fantastic viewpoint 30 metres over the river. Faint traces of industrial archaeology await along the river at what’s left of the Broadley Wood Mill, Stone Rubbing Mill and Th’Owd Mill l’th Thrutch. Previous Next

10 Back Ellenroad Engine House The world’s largest working steam mill engines, Victoria and Alexandra are caged in the engine house of a former spinning mill. The mill itself, dating to 1890 and rebuilt in 1916, was pulled down in 1982, but the engine house and its boiler chimney were saved. Victoria and Alexandra were installed in 1917 and together form a twin tandem compound steam engine capable of 3000 hp and so believed to be the most powerful in existence. Also in working order are Ellenroad’s mill pilot generator engine and sprinkler pump, as well as two more engines sourced from other factories, and the remnants of a third currently being restored. Victoria and Alexandra are woken from their sleep during Steaming Days on the first Sunday of the month. There are non-steaming days weekly on Tuesdays, Sundays (outside the first Sunday) and the first Saturday of the month, when the engine house is open and you can take a look around. Previous Next

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4 Back Rochdale Canal The namesake canal cuts through the south side of Rochdale on its 32-mile course from Castleford Basin in Manchester to Sowerby Bridge in Yorkshire. Built at the turn of the 19th century, this was a major navigable waterway for its 14-foot-width, accelerating the Industrial Revolution in the region and acting as a highway for cotton, wool, timber, limestone, salt and coal. Traffic had dried up by the 1920s, and the canal was eventually closed to boats in 1952. But since its restoration was completed in 2002, the Rochdale Canal is one of the few historic waterways that are navigable on its entire length. Of the 92 original locks, 91 remain, as locks three and four have been merged into one. And if you want you could walk the 32 miles, or simply break out into the countryside south and east of Rochdale for Pennine scenery and industrial history (the section in the centre of town is a bit gritty). Previous Next

Runner Up < Back Iram Kazmi Non-Clinical Excellence Award Runner Up I am thrilled to nominate Iram Kazmi for the Non-Clinical Excellence Award. With over 20 years of experience in the field, Iram's contributions extend far beyond the clinical aspects of our practice. Her leadership as our Practice Manager is nothing short of exceptional. Iram possesses a remarkable ability to streamline operations, ensuring efficiency and a positive work environment. Her expertise in financial management and budgeting keeps our practice fiscally sound, allowing us to focus on patient care. But Iram's impact goes deeper. She fosters a culture of collaboration and respect, where every team member feels valued and empowered. Her calm demeanor and problem-solving skills are invaluable assets, consistently defusing stressful situations and finding creative solutions. Iram's dedication to patient satisfaction is evident in her unwavering commitment to a smooth and welcoming experience for everyone who walks through our doors. She is a true asset to our practice, and her non-clinical excellence deserves recognition. Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link