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Tameside selected for major investment to support children and familiesChildren, young people, and families in Tameside will benefit from earlier, more joined-up mental health and social care support after the borough was chosen to pilot a pioneering new approach.
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Reform wins Failsworth WestOldham’s Reform party has avoided another headache after a turbulent few weeks by seeing off the ‘Burnham bounce’ in a battle with Labour.
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Starbucks closed after mice reportOldham’s first Starbucks is closed until further notice after inspectors swooped following reports of mice.
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Firm and landlord in dispute over future of siteAn international firm is in a dispute with its landlord over the use of an Oldham mill its owners claim is an ‘eyesore’.
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Longstanding trader to launch Ashton’s transformed market squareA long-standing and much-loved Ashton trader is set to lead the town's newly transformed market square into an exciting new era.
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Oasis Academy Oldham comes together for solemn Remembrance serviceStaff and pupils at Oasis Academy Oldham gathered in the central atrium and lined the overlooking balconies yesterday (Nov 11) for a poignant Remembrance service honouring fallen servicemen and women.
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Tameside Reporter
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Tameside selected for major investment to support children and familiesChildren, young people, and families in Tameside will benefit from earlier, more joined-up mental health and social care support after the borough was chosen to pilot a pioneering new approach.
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Longstanding trader to launch Ashton’s transformed market squareA long-standing and much-loved Ashton trader is set to lead the town's newly transformed market square into an exciting new era.
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Police are investigating after a woman was raped in AshtonGreater Manchester Police (GMP) detectives are appealing for information as part of an ongoing investigation into the alleged rape of a woman in Ashton-under-Lyne.
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Help bring Christmas joy to Tameside’s care-experienced young peopleResidents are being invited to buy a gift for one of Tameside's care-experienced young people this Christmas.
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Emmaus Mossley’s Christmas Bazaar returns this SaturdayHomelessness charity Emmaus Mossley is gearing up for its annual festive charity event and sale that will include seasonal food, drinks, music and a visit from Father Christmas.
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GoldenEye: From Oldham’s streets to the catwalks of ParisHe once stood in front of the camera. Now he’s the man behind it.
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Angela Rayner criticises Reform leader for voting against planning changesAngela Rayner has accused Tameside’s Reform leader of a 'nonsensical political stunt' after he orchestrated the refusal of her planning reforms.
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Ashton Market to finally open, but Greens seek answersWith the grand opening of Ashton's Outdoor Market taking place this weekend, despite some works remaining unfinished, Tameside Green Party is seeking answers.
Glossop Chronicle
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GoldenEye: From Oldham’s streets to the catwalks of ParisHe once stood in front of the camera. Now he’s the man behind it.
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Evolution excel on world stageA local martial arts club are celebrating yet another successful year at the WKC (World Karate & Kickboxing Commission) World Championships.
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City supporters are united in support of JackGlossop’s Official Manchester City Supporters Club has shown that football rivalries count for nothing after donating £500 to a young Hadfield man battling an aggressive brain tumour.
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Driver clocked at 65mph during Padfield speed checksA driver was recorded travelling at 65mph in a 40mph zone during a community speed monitoring session in Padfield.
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Man arrested after collision and reported assault in HadfieldA man was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after a multiple-vehicle collision in Hadfield, which was followed by an alleged assault.
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Ukrainian father from Glossop goes the extra mile for children in needA Ukrainian father of two from Glossop who took part in the Bury BID 10K to raise money for children affected by the war in Ukraine has smashed his fundraising target.
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Advertorial: Glossop teen lands BMX gloryA Glossop teen is celebrating after becoming a British BMX champion.
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Plans to abolish councils haltedPlans to abolish 10 councils and radically restructure local government across Derbyshire have been thrown into further doubt, after the Government formally withdrew its previous decision.
Oldham Reporter
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Reform wins Failsworth WestOldham’s Reform party has avoided another headache after a turbulent few weeks by seeing off the ‘Burnham bounce’ in a battle with Labour.
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Starbucks closed after mice reportOldham’s first Starbucks is closed until further notice after inspectors swooped following reports of mice.
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Firm and landlord in dispute over future of siteAn international firm is in a dispute with its landlord over the use of an Oldham mill its owners claim is an ‘eyesore’.
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Oasis Academy Oldham comes together for solemn Remembrance serviceStaff and pupils at Oasis Academy Oldham gathered in the central atrium and lined the overlooking balconies yesterday (Nov 11) for a poignant Remembrance service honouring fallen servicemen and women.
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Police appeal for next of kin as man found dead at Oldham addressPolice are appealing for the public's help in locating the family of an elderly man found dead at his home in Oldham.
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GoldenEye: From Oldham’s streets to the catwalks of ParisHe once stood in front of the camera. Now he’s the man behind it.
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New learning opportunities open up for neurodivergent young people in OldhamNeurodivergent young people can now access countryside and wildlife qualifications in Oldham - thanks to a new local partnership.
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Oldham Mountain Rescue Team called into action at Remembrance Day serviceOldham Mountain Rescue Team joined local people for the annual Remembrance Sunday service at the Pots and Pans war memorial site in Saddleworth before being alerted to an incident.





