The very latest news
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Family stuck in hotel emergency accommodation for four monthsA family is waiting in the sparsely furnished but festively decked reception hall of a hotel.
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Oldham Coliseum UpdateIt’s well into the Panto season – but the doors of the Oldham Coliseum remain firmly shut.
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Latics Christmas preview: What does good look like?Micky Mellon’s stock phrases are enigmatic. He says, “I know what good looks like,” but is reluctant to tell you or I what it means.
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FCHO treat adults and children to Christmas events throughout DecemberMore than 130 adults and children were invited to Christmas events this month after First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) funded parties at its six community centres.
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Former Mayor appointed Honorary Freeman of the Borough of OldhamFormer Mayor of Oldham, Councillor Dr Zahid Chauhan OBE, has been formally appointed as an Honorary Freeman of the Borough of Oldham, the highest civic honour the Council can bestow.
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High Peak MP delivers on farming promiseJon Pearce MP has welcomed today’s government announcement to increase the thresholds for Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR).
Tameside Reporter
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Funeral directors help Millbrook pupils’ secret garden bloomChildren at Millbrook Infant and Primary School are set to benefit from an inspiring new outdoor learning space thanks to a £1,000 donation from Elizabeth Way & Company Funeral Directors.
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Volunteers unite to help families facing food poverty in TamesideVolunteers from BAPS mandirs and centres across the UK came together this winter to support families facing food insecurity through their annual Community Food Drive, with local efforts making a meaningful impact in Tameside.
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Over-55s housing scheme helps former taxi driver live well at homeA former taxi driver is thriving in his new home at Birch Lea Park in Hattersley after moving into the over-55s Housing with Care scheme earlier this summer.
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Santa and Stagecoach spread festive cheer at Tameside hospitalFestive cheer arrived on the children’s ward at Tameside Hospital this week as Santa Claus and his helpers travelled in style on a specially decorated open-top bus to deliver gifts to young patients spending Christmas away from home.
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Free European food and drink night to welcome the New Year in DentonPeople across Tameside are being invited to kick off the New Year by trying something a little different, as Denton Town Twinning hosts a free European food and drink open evening this January.
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Festive Talent Showcase Lights Up Guide Bridge Conservative ClubGuide Bridge Conservative Club in Ashton-under-Lyne was filled with festive cheer and fresh musical talent on Thursday 18th December 2025, as it hosted a lively Christmas Party in partnership with Gigg Link.
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Residents invited to shape Tameside’s future as Local Plan consultation opensResidents, businesses and community stakeholders across Tameside are being encouraged to have their say on the latest stage of the borough’s Local Plan.
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Santa Bus brings festive magic to Tameside family hubsChristmas came early for 160 Tameside children last week when Father Christmas and his elf made a magical visit to local family hubs aboard the Santa Bus.
Glossop Chronicle
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High Peak MP delivers on farming promiseJon Pearce MP has welcomed today’s government announcement to increase the thresholds for Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR).
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From lived experience to local support: new mental wellbeing service launchesA new Community Interest Company dedicated to supporting mental wellbeing has launched in Glossop, offering free, preventative support rooted in lived experience.
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Glossop Cubs achieve highest honourSeven cubs from Third Glossop Cub Pack have achieved the Silver Chief Scout Award - the award is the highest badge a cub scout can earn, taking around two and a half years to complete.
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Primary school children support Christmas charity outreachWhitfield St James’ CE (VC) Nursery and Primary School is supporting the work of the charity Silver Cord this December.
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Breaking Business News: Date change announced for Glossop & High Peak Business AwardsThe Glossop & High Peak Business Awards 2026 will now take place on Monday 9th February 2026, having originally been scheduled for Wednesday 11th February.
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A ‘Claus’ for celebration with record-breaking Jingle Bell JogMore than 600 people have helped to raise a record-breaking £19,741 for Blythe House Hospice after taking part in the Jingle Bell Jog.
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Police warn against buying e-scooters for ChristmasDerbyshire Constabulary is urging residents to think carefully before buying an e-scooter as a Christmas present, warning that privately owned e-scooters can only be used legally on private land.
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Scouts celebrate awards night successesThe spirit of Scouting shone brightly as Greater Manchester East (GME) Scouts gathered for their annual Awards Night, celebrating the dedication, resilience, and achievements of young people from across the county.
Oldham Reporter
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Family stuck in hotel emergency accommodation for four monthsA family is waiting in the sparsely furnished but festively decked reception hall of a hotel.
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Oldham Coliseum UpdateIt’s well into the Panto season – but the doors of the Oldham Coliseum remain firmly shut.
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FCHO treat adults and children to Christmas events throughout DecemberMore than 130 adults and children were invited to Christmas events this month after First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) funded parties at its six community centres.
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Latics Christmas preview: What does good look like?Micky Mellon’s stock phrases are enigmatic. He says, “I know what good looks like,” but is reluctant to tell you or I what it means.
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Former Mayor appointed Honorary Freeman of the Borough of OldhamFormer Mayor of Oldham, Councillor Dr Zahid Chauhan OBE, has been formally appointed as an Honorary Freeman of the Borough of Oldham, the highest civic honour the Council can bestow.
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Do not suffer in silence: help available for mental health issuesPeople in Oldham suffering from mental health issues this winter are urged to reach out for help and support from the NHS.
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Gospel Rock comes to townShoppers were treated to an afternoon of Gospel Music in the Oldham town centre recently.
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Little stars sparkle as they perform their Christmas showsNewly appointed headteacher Jason Chadwick beamed with joy as he watched his first Christmas nativity show, performed by the school’s little stars.



