Business Telecoms in Rochdale

Rochdale is part of Greater Manchester but borders Lancashire closely — Littleborough and the Pennine valleys to the east sit in territory that was Lancashire until the 1974 boundary changes. The town is historically significant as the birthplace of the modern co-operative movement: the Rochdale Pioneers opened their first store on Toad Lane in 1844, and the town retains a strong tradition of community and mutually owned business. Today, Rochdale's economy is built around manufacturing, retail, and public sector employment, with the town centre benefiting from ongoing regeneration investment.

NHS Pennine Acute Hospitals serves Rochdale as part of its multi-site operation across the North Manchester area, and Rochdale Borough Council is a significant employer. Manufacturing in the Rochdale area spans textiles, engineering, and distribution, with several large industrial estates around the M62 junction providing logistics capacity. The Trafford Road and Kingsway Business Park areas are home to a range of commercial and industrial businesses that require reliable broadband and business telephony to serve customers across Greater Manchester and beyond.

At 22 miles from Leyland, Rochdale is a close market for River Technologies — on the border between our Lancashire heartland and Greater Manchester. We serve Rochdale businesses with the same straightforward approach as our local clients: hosted VoIP, business mobile, and connectivity without unnecessarily complex contracts or support structures. For manufacturing businesses in the Rochdale area that depend on reliable phone systems for inbound customer calls, we supply cloud telephony with business continuity built in so calls can divert to mobiles if your premises are unavailable.