The very latest news
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£16m for derelict buildings across Greater ManchesterAlmost £16m has been dished out to six areas of Greater Manchester to help revive disused buildings.
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Glossop Royal British Legion launch 2026 Poppy AppealThe Glossop branch of the Royal British Legion has thanked the community for its support following the launch of this year’s Poppy Appeal.
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Oldham Rugby star opens the Roger Tanner building at Dr Kershaw's HospiceLocal Rugby legend Sir Kevin Sinfield congratulated staff as he officially opened the Roger Tanner building at Dr Kershaw's Hospice yesterday (Thurs).
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RSPCA and Dogs Trust feel pet owners ‘forgotten’ in BudgetThe RSPCA and Dogs Trust have expressed disappointment that the UK Government’s Budget contained no specific plans to support struggling pet owners.
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British Gas Energy Trust welcomes Budget energy reliefBritish Gas Energy Trust (the Trust) has welcomed measures announced in the Budget to provide immediate help with energy costs and tackle some of the longer-term pressures facing households.
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Plan for old Droylsden Library and Lock Keepers site moves forwardTown hall bosses in Tameside have agreed to sell off their own land to push forward a major housing development next to Droylsden Marina.
Tameside Reporter
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£16m for derelict buildings across Greater ManchesterAlmost £16m has been dished out to six areas of Greater Manchester to help revive disused buildings.
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RSPCA and Dogs Trust feel pet owners ‘forgotten’ in BudgetThe RSPCA and Dogs Trust have expressed disappointment that the UK Government’s Budget contained no specific plans to support struggling pet owners.
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British Gas Energy Trust welcomes Budget energy reliefBritish Gas Energy Trust (the Trust) has welcomed measures announced in the Budget to provide immediate help with energy costs and tackle some of the longer-term pressures facing households.
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Plan for old Droylsden Library and Lock Keepers site moves forwardTown hall bosses in Tameside have agreed to sell off their own land to push forward a major housing development next to Droylsden Marina.
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Mottram bypass blamed for failing businessesThere are increasing concerns in Hollingworth that the Mottram bypass works are going to adversely affect multiple businesses in the village.
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Review: The Haunting of Hill HouseA chilling night at the theatre where the house is just as much a character as the people inside it.
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Review: The MousetrapThe 75th anniversary of a timeless murder mystery that keeps you guessing until the very end.
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St John Ambulance issues vital first aid advice for Halloween, Diwali and Bonfire NightSt John Ambulance has shared simple but lifesaving first aid advice for residents preparing to celebrate Halloween, Diwali and Bonfire Night over the coming days.
Glossop Chronicle
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Glossop Royal British Legion launch 2026 Poppy AppealThe Glossop branch of the Royal British Legion has thanked the community for its support following the launch of this year’s Poppy Appeal.
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RSPCA and Dogs Trust feel pet owners ‘forgotten’ in BudgetThe RSPCA and Dogs Trust have expressed disappointment that the UK Government’s Budget contained no specific plans to support struggling pet owners.
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British Gas Energy Trust welcomes Budget energy reliefBritish Gas Energy Trust (the Trust) has welcomed measures announced in the Budget to provide immediate help with energy costs and tackle some of the longer-term pressures facing households.
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Glossop's Queen of Speed takes F1 Academy crownWhen eight-year-old Alisha Palmowski completed her first lap around a karting track in 2015, she could have hardly imagined what she would go on to achieve 12 years later.
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Mottram bypass blamed for failing businessesThere are increasing concerns in Hollingworth that the Mottram bypass works are going to adversely affect multiple businesses in the village.
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New rules at Greater Manchester tips spark fears of ‘passport-style’ queuesPeople using Greater Manchester’s tips will need to prove they live in the region under new rules being introduced in 2027 – despite fears from a councillor that it could lead to long ‘passport-style’ queues.
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Complaints made over Mottram bypass diversionHouses shake and residents are being kept up by lorries crashing over potholes in Mottram, according to one local.
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Tameside and Stockport win awards for outstanding NHS CAREOutstanding dedication, service and care at local NHS services in both Tameside and Stockport were celebrated at the CARE awards at the Midland Hotel in Manchester on Friday, 23rd October.
Oldham Reporter
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£16m for derelict buildings across Greater ManchesterAlmost £16m has been dished out to six areas of Greater Manchester to help revive disused buildings.
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Oldham Rugby star opens the Roger Tanner building at Dr Kershaw's HospiceLocal Rugby legend Sir Kevin Sinfield congratulated staff as he officially opened the Roger Tanner building at Dr Kershaw's Hospice yesterday (Thurs).
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RSPCA and Dogs Trust feel pet owners ‘forgotten’ in BudgetThe RSPCA and Dogs Trust have expressed disappointment that the UK Government’s Budget contained no specific plans to support struggling pet owners.
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British Gas Energy Trust welcomes Budget energy reliefBritish Gas Energy Trust (the Trust) has welcomed measures announced in the Budget to provide immediate help with energy costs and tackle some of the longer-term pressures facing households.
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Former Oldham MP diesFormer MP for Oldham, Lord Bryan Davies, has died at the age of 86.
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Headteacher responds to complaints about parking ‘nightmare’An Oldham school headteacher has responded after the way people are parking nearby was slammed as a ‘nightmare’.
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Reform’s new leader sets out plans for OldhamOldham Reform’s ‘hard edged’ new leader who doesn’t ‘suffer fools’ has issued an ultimatum he hopes will change the borough’s politics forever next year.
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Manchester Mayor Bev Craig’s hopes ahead of the BudgetGreater Manchester is on the cusp of getting enormous new power over its future.



