'They don't make buildings like our museum anymore'

The historic Touchstones museum in Rochdale, built in 1884, is set for a major multi-million revamp. With an impressive collection that includes 14th Century paintings, the grade II-listed building will be restored thanks to an £8.5 million investment from Arts Council England and Rochdale Council. Councillor Sue Smith recalled her student days visiting the museum, highlighting its cultural significance. If you’re keen to stay updated, check out BBC Radio Manchester on Sounds and follow them on social media for the latest.

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