The very latest news
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Heroes and Villains unite for super Sunday of support for Hospice careOver 100 people put their best foot forward for Willow Wood Hospice as this year’s Heroes and Villains-themed walk brought plenty of colour, fun and fundraising.
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Free family fun at ‘Happenin in Hyde’ eventStreet theatre, walkabout performances, face painting and arts and crafts are all part of the exciting programme for Hyde's family fun day.
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Evening of Hope to raise funds for Anthony Seddon CentreA glittering charity event aimed at raising funds and awareness for the Anthony Seddon Centre will take place in Ashton-under-Lyne next month.
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Police make arrests at Cavendish Mill in Ashton-under-LyneGreater Manchester Police officers from the St Peter's Neighbourhood Team executed a warrant at Cavendish Mill in Ashton-under-Lyne this morning (September 15).
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Police are appealing for help locating woman in relation to robberyGreater Manchester Police are asking for help locating the woman in the photo accompanying this story.
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Mahdlo Youth Zone and Oldham Theatre Workshop launch new theatre partnershipYoung people across Oldham will have the opportunity to explore theatre and performing arts with Oldham Theatre Workshop at Mahdlo Youth Zone, with places available for £5 per course.
Tameside Reporter
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Heroes and Villains unite for super Sunday of support for Hospice careOver 100 people put their best foot forward for Willow Wood Hospice as this year’s Heroes and Villains-themed walk brought plenty of colour, fun and fundraising.
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Free family fun at ‘Happenin in Hyde’ eventStreet theatre, walkabout performances, face painting and arts and crafts are all part of the exciting programme for Hyde's family fun day.
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Evening of Hope to raise funds for Anthony Seddon CentreA glittering charity event aimed at raising funds and awareness for the Anthony Seddon Centre will take place in Ashton-under-Lyne next month.
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Police make arrests at Cavendish Mill in Ashton-under-LyneGreater Manchester Police officers from the St Peter's Neighbourhood Team executed a warrant at Cavendish Mill in Ashton-under-Lyne this morning (September 15).
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Police are appealing for help locating woman in relation to robberyGreater Manchester Police are asking for help locating the woman in the photo accompanying this story.
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Car thief jailed for four years after hit-and-run robbery of cyclistA 19-year-old man has been jailed after knocking a young man off his e-bike in a stolen car, leaving him injured on the ground and seeing his bike taken.
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The plan to help 90,000 kids in Greater Manchester travel to school trips for freeAround 90,000 school kids in Greater Manchester will be able to travel on Bee Network trams for free to help them go on educational school trips.
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Local pair take to the skies for Age UK TamesideKate Potter, Next Steps Employability Engagement Worker along with her colleague Hayley, will complete a daring skydive next year to raise money for Age UK Tameside.
Glossop Chronicle
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Conservatives criticise Carelink closure updateHigh Peak Conservatives have issued a statement criticising the handling of the closure of the Carelink service, following High Peak Borough Council’s latest update on alternative provision for customers.
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Free climate film screening returns to PadfieldA free film exploring the impact of climate change on our everyday lives is to be shown in Padfield this month, with everyone invited to attend.
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Plans submitted for 40 new houses in GlossopMuller Property Group has submitted an outline planning application for the six-acre site off Cliffe Road, which sits within Glossop’s settlement boundary and is currently undesignated land.
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High Peak MP backs assisted dying bill as MPs reject proposalsHigh Peak MP Jon Pearce has expressed his disappointment after voting in favour of legislation to legalise assisted dying, which was narrowly rejected by Parliament.
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Former police sergeant faces eight charges of misconductA former Derbyshire Constabulary officer has been charged with multiple counts of misconduct in public office.
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The future of Snake PassWhen choosing to drive between Manchester and Sheffield, on paper, it should be a picturesque journey.
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New playground boost for St. Andrew’s pupils thanks to TRU grantSt. Andrew’s C of E Junior School in Hadfield has unveiled a transformed outdoor space following the successful securing of a grant from the Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) scheme.
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Comedy fundraiser for Tameside Hospital hopes to bring the laughterA host of comedians are coming together for a charity fundraising event to support Tameside Hospital's Critical Care Unit and show that perhaps laughter really is the best medicine.
Oldham Reporter
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Mahdlo Youth Zone and Oldham Theatre Workshop launch new theatre partnershipYoung people across Oldham will have the opportunity to explore theatre and performing arts with Oldham Theatre Workshop at Mahdlo Youth Zone, with places available for £5 per course.
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Reform leader steps downOldham’s Reform UK group has officially confirmed a ‘change in leadership’ after a week of widespread conjecture on social media.
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Golf club set to host charity eventManchester Golf Club is hosting a charity event later this month with proceeds going to Oldham Mountain Rescue Team’s vehicle fundraiser and Jolly Josh Charity.
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The plan to help 90,000 kids in Greater Manchester travel to school trips for freeAround 90,000 school kids in Greater Manchester will be able to travel on Bee Network trams for free to help them go on educational school trips.
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Governance UpdateOldham could be on the verge of a turning point after weeks locked in political stalemate.
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Police ask for help finding man with connections to TamesideCan you help Greater Manchester Police locate Anthony Horrocks (13/01/1975), who is wanted on recall to prison?
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Nursery celebrates £100k transformationA local Nursery has celebrated the transformation of a former Ashton nursery site following a £100K investment and the successful registration of Shooting Stars Pre-School Nursery with Ofsted.
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Five staff qualify as Oldham specialist school grows its own teaching teamFive members of staff at an Oldham specialist school have qualified or started professional training this year, as it makes the case for apprenticeships as an alternative to the university route into teaching.



