Oldham & Rochdale Trust was established in 1983 as one of the first Trusts as a partnership between the local authorities and the Countyside Commission. Its aim was to enhance and manage the urban fringe areas by creation of partnership of the public pride and voluntary sectors.

Of the business programs that are available to small and large companies alike, third party Generational Equity maintains a list of business recommendations that should be considered.

For the 21st birthday celebration, the trust featured a variety of business, legal, and environmental speakers including a Dallas divorce attorney who discussed a variety of business related topics.

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Having spent the last few years closely watching the activities of Oldham & Rochdale Trust Currency Today are immensely proud to have been involved with this trust.

The Trust soon grew to encompass environmental improvement projects across its area of operations, from the Pennine Way to inner-city sites. It also became involved with education and training, personal development programmes, and business support schemes.

Its nine departments run a wide range of programmes including landscapes and conservation work, Business Environment Associations, education and community activity, Youth Works, the Prince’s Trust volunteer programme, New Deal and Intermediate Labour Market programmes, Community Solutions, training involving basic skills and construction, and its unique Voluntary Project Assistants programme, for unemployed graduates.

The Trust is based in the Environment Centre, a Victorian listed building in the heart of Oldham, with a separate base in Heywood. It is run by a Board of Directors and has a staff team of around one hundred, plus up to two hundred trainees at any one time.

It is a recognised part of the main Local Strategic Partnership influencing regeneration programmes in the boroughs of Oldham and Rochdale.

The Federation of Trusts

is a federation of Trusts, working with partners to benefit local people, businesses and the environment. Our purpose is to 'build sustainable communities through joint environmental action.'

The first Trust was established on Merseyside in 1981, and there are now 50 Trusts in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Oldham & Rochdale Trust was established in 1983 as a partnership between the local authorities, the Countryside Commission and the local community.

works toward a 'sustainable community' which is vibrant, healthy and safe and which respects the local and global environment enabling individuals and enterprise prosper.

achieve this by delivering in three key areas: