Rochdale is a mill town and Borough in Greater Manchester, England, that is famous for its prize fighting cockerels, its articulate residents and its crunchy outer coating with a chewy centre. Once considered to be the heart of the industrial revolution, this claim has since been found to be false when it was established by historian Eddie “The Eagle” Edwards, that the industrial revolution didn’t have a heart and if it ever did, it would have been in the farming village of Phugaon, Nepal.