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1. Money needed to save wildlife on the canal

Middleton Guardian, Thursday 15 August 2002
ENDANGERED species that make their home in and around the Rochdale Canal will be put at risk unless The Waterways Trust can find the money to build a new canalside reserve.

2. A brief history of the Rochdale canal

Middleton Guardian, Thursday 25 July 2002
THE first canal to be built over the formidable barrier of the Pennines, the Rochdale runs from the Calder and Hebble Navigation at Sowerby Bridge.

3. Boaters will be a splash hit with economy

Middleton Guardian, Wednesday 24 July 2002
Director of Rochdale Council's Regeneration Unit, Andy Zuntz, said of the restoration scheme: "The premise is that we would not have gone ahead with this scheme if it wasn't going to make a significant difference to the economy of the borough.

4. Councillor Allen Brett

Middleton Guardian, Wednesday 24 July 2002
OPENING up the canal was never going to be insurmountable from an engineering point of view, but raising the money was quite another matter.

5. A special vote of thanks from us voles!

Middleton Guardian, Wednesday 24 July 2002
A TEAM of ecologists from British Waterways have been monitoring the impact of the restoration works; not just in the water, but the whole environment around the canal.

6. Two hundred years, two engineers, one vision

Middleton Guardian, Wednesday 24 July 2002
AS MEN they could not be more different - working over two centuries apart - but engineers William Jessop and John Parr have a connection - the Rochdale Canal.

7. Brian Holden

Middleton Guardian, Wednesday 24 July 2002
BRIAN Holden has spent the last 28 years telling people there's no such word as 'never', at least as far as the Rochdale Canal is concerned.

8. The rise, fall and rise of the Rochdale

Middleton Guardian, Wednesday 24 July 2002
A time line showing the development of the Rochdale canal from 1766 when the idea was first mooted to the present day

9. That’s the way the money went ...

Middleton Guardian, Wednesday 24 July 2002
£23.8M was spent on the project - funded by the Millennium Commission (£11.8M), English Partnerships (£10.9M) and a consortium of Oldham and Rochdale Councils (£1.1M).

10. Keith Parry

Middleton Guardian, Wednesday 24 July 2002
WHILE boating on the Norfolk Broads with his parents, young Keith Parry never guessed how important waterways would turn out to be.
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