The very latest news
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25-year-old with terminal cancer says "This is my purpose".When Jack Rawding-Revell began suffering from double vision, severe headaches and overwhelming fatigue earlier this year, he had no idea how dramatically his life was about to change.
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Let the autumn be the time when women rise againUpturn Enterprise is encouraging women in business to embrace autumn as a season of growth, wellbeing and renewed confidence through a special CROWN networking event.
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Greater Manchester Police welcomes Pride 2026Thousands of people are set to flock to the city centre this weekend for the return of Manchester Pride.
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Reform councillor speaks out on controversial Ukraine postA Reform UK Derbyshire county councillor has insisted his support for Ukraine is “absolute, unequivocal and unwavering” following questions raised about a controversial post.
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Four arrested after grenade report leads to evacuationFour men have been arrested after around 20 homes were evacuated following reports that a grenade may have been present at an address in Glossop.
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The Spindles celebrates five major retail investments as town centre momentum continuesOldham's town centre is celebrating a significant boost to retail with two new store openings and three substantial refurbishments.
Tameside Reporter
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Greater Manchester Police welcomes Pride 2026Thousands of people are set to flock to the city centre this weekend for the return of Manchester Pride.
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Pensioner fighting for life in hospital following collision in StalybridgeA 70-year-old man is fighting for his life in hospital following a collision in Stalybridge yesterday (Thurs) afternoon.
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Chris Packham’s climate film to screen for free at The ValeNaturalist and TV presenter Chris Packham is inviting people to have an "honest local conversation" about the climate crisis with a free public screening of a documentary film.
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Tameside Cash Box Credit Union saves residents over £10 millionCash Box Credit Union has helped Tameside residents save an estimated £10.8 million in interest payments by providing affordable loans and savings products as an alternative to high-cost doorstep and payday lenders.
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Tameside set to introduce a new scheme making electric vehicle charging more accessiblePlans are underway to install cross-pavement EV charging channels for eligible Tameside residents without off-street parking, making home charging safer, easier and more accessible.
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Public space improvements to support regeneration of Ashton and StalybridgeResidents and local businesses are to benefit from improvements that will drive sustainable travel opportunities and long-term growth in Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge.
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Ashton derby to support Willow Wood HospiceCurzon Ashton’s match against local rivals Ashton United on Bank Holiday Monday will be dedicated to supporting Willow Wood Hospice.
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Cyclist's epic 3,800 mile ride in memory of friendsA Stockport businessman is taking on the biggest physical challenge of his life by cycling 3,800 miles across America in memory of two close friends.
Glossop Chronicle
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25-year-old with terminal cancer says "This is my purpose".When Jack Rawding-Revell began suffering from double vision, severe headaches and overwhelming fatigue earlier this year, he had no idea how dramatically his life was about to change.
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Reform councillor speaks out on controversial Ukraine postA Reform UK Derbyshire county councillor has insisted his support for Ukraine is “absolute, unequivocal and unwavering” following questions raised about a controversial post.
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Four arrested after grenade report leads to evacuationFour men have been arrested after around 20 homes were evacuated following reports that a grenade may have been present at an address in Glossop.
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Cyclist's epic 3,800 mile ride in memory of friendsA Stockport businessman is taking on the biggest physical challenge of his life by cycling 3,800 miles across America in memory of two close friends.
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Young stars shine at theatre awardsThree young performers are celebrating after winning a prestigious theatre award for their portrayal of the Three Little Pigs in Little Red Riding Hood.
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Glossop speedster closes in on F1 Academy titleGlossop motorsport sensation Alisha Palmowski strengthened her grip on the F1 Academy championship over the weekend with a stellar performance in Zandvoort.
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Gamesley fans match-ready thanks to Tesco donationGamesley football fans can now stay dry on the sidelines, thanks to colleagues at Tesco Glossop.
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Conservatives brand council’s pothole claims “phony”Reform’s claims to have repaired 2,000 potholes a month and one every eight minutes since taking office in Derbyshire have been slammed as “manufactured” and “phony”.
Oldham Reporter
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Let the autumn be the time when women rise againUpturn Enterprise is encouraging women in business to embrace autumn as a season of growth, wellbeing and renewed confidence through a special CROWN networking event.
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Greater Manchester Police welcomes Pride 2026Thousands of people are set to flock to the city centre this weekend for the return of Manchester Pride.
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The Spindles celebrates five major retail investments as town centre momentum continuesOldham's town centre is celebrating a significant boost to retail with two new store openings and three substantial refurbishments.
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FCHO gives four young people a springboard into their future careersFour young people have joined First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) to learn about how it operates after they secured places on the housing association’s summer intern programme.
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Oldham secures funding to empower the next generation of creative talentOldham Council has secured funding to launch the Young Creative Producers Programme (YCPP) . . . an exciting new initiative to give young people the chance to shape the future of culture across the borough.
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Section 60 powers in place following reports of large disturbances in OldhamPolice were called to a large-scale disturbance in Oldham last night during which a man suffered life-changing injuries and is in hospital.
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Noah High in ahead of deadline dayOldham have brought in young prop Noah High on loan from Wakefield Trinity until the end of the season.
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Retired teacher named FCHO's August Hidden HeroA retired teacher who helps ensure First Choice Homes Oldham’s (FCHO) Tensing Street Community Centre runs smoothly is the housing association’s August Hidden Hero.



