Rochdale AFC Invites Community Feedback on Bowlee Hub Proposal
Rochdale AFC is seeking input from local residents and stakeholders on plans for a new Community Football & Wellbeing Hub at Bowlee, with the planning application currently under review by Rochdale Borough Council.
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Rochdale AFC is inviting supporters, local residents, community groups, and stakeholders to provide feedback on proposals for a new Community Football & Wellbeing Hub at Bowlee. The planning application is currently under consideration by Rochdale Borough Council.
The proposed hub aims to enhance community engagement and promote health and wellbeing through football and related activities. This initiative reflects the club's commitment to supporting local development.
Residents and stakeholders can participate in the consultation process by submitting their opinions and suggestions through the club's official channels. This is an opportunity for the community to influence the development of a facility that could benefit many.
The deadline for submissions has not been specified, but interested parties are encouraged to act promptly to ensure their voices are heard. Further details can be found on the Rochdale AFC website.
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