The very latest news
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IT firm marks 20 years with cyber compliance expansionA Greater Manchester based IT company has marked its 20th anniversary by expanding its cyber standards and compliance department and appointing a new operations director.
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Former Drifters star Ray Lewis sings the praises of men’s groupHeartfelt video message hails team’s talents and community work
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United Utilities recognised as one of the UK’s top 100 apprenticeship employersUnited Utilities has again been recognised as one of the UK’s best employers for apprentices.
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FCHO expands apprenticeship programme with seven new opportunitiesFirst Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) is looking for seven apprentices to join the business this autumn.
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Oldham Army Veteran gets his football boots back onAn Army veteran who lives in Oldham is looking forward to getting back to the sport he loves thanks to support from a veterans’ organisation.
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July: The busiest month on record for Greater Manchester PoliceGreater Manchester Police recorded its busiest month on record in July 2026, according to the latest figures.
Tameside Reporter
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Former Drifters star Ray Lewis sings the praises of men’s groupHeartfelt video message hails team’s talents and community work
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United Utilities recognised as one of the UK’s top 100 apprenticeship employersUnited Utilities has again been recognised as one of the UK’s best employers for apprentices.
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July: The busiest month on record for Greater Manchester PoliceGreater Manchester Police recorded its busiest month on record in July 2026, according to the latest figures.
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Police release new details after human remains found near M67Detectives are continuing their investigation after human remains were discovered close to the M67 in Tameside earlier this week.
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Passengers warned of major rail disruption across the North West todayRail passengers travelling in the North West are being advised of major disruption for the rest of the day due to power issues impacting signalling.
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Tameside man extols virtues of NHS weightloss studyA Tameside man who struggled with his weight for years is encouraging others to consider taking part in health research after joining a study through his local GP practice.
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Police appeal after cyclist is killed in collisionDriver bailed as detectives continue investigation into fatal incident
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Melanie Sykes returns to Ashton (and modelling)Manchester legend Melanie Sykes has made a return to modelling for the first time since shaving her head earlier this summer.
Glossop Chronicle
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Police release new details after human remains found near M67Detectives are continuing their investigation after human remains were discovered close to the M67 in Tameside earlier this week.
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No trains to Manchester over next two weekendsThere will be no trains between Glossop/Hadfield and Manchester Piccadilly over the next two weekends as a major rail upgrade takes place
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Textile songbirds wing their way to South AfricaA group of talented textile artists from Glossop have created a collection of handmade artworks to bring colour, comfort and hope to young women living at a South African charity.
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Council ask for resident's views on dog foulingWith dog fouling in public spaces continuing to be an issue across the High Peak, the Borough Council is considering renewing a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO).
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Samaritans seek High Peak volunteersSamaritans of Buxton and High Peak is appealing for compassionate local people to join its team of volunteers and help provide a listening ear to those struggling to cope.
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Police launch appeal after crashPolice are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage following a fatal collision in Tintwistle.
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M67 closed due to discovery of 'human remainsPart of the M67 remains closed after suspected human remains were discovered near the motorway overnight.
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Two injured in Snake Pass crashTwo motorcyclists were taken to hospital following a collision on the A57 Snake Pass near Glossop on Saturday 1st August.
Oldham Reporter
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IT firm marks 20 years with cyber compliance expansionA Greater Manchester based IT company has marked its 20th anniversary by expanding its cyber standards and compliance department and appointing a new operations director.
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United Utilities recognised as one of the UK’s top 100 apprenticeship employersUnited Utilities has again been recognised as one of the UK’s best employers for apprentices.
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FCHO expands apprenticeship programme with seven new opportunitiesFirst Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) is looking for seven apprentices to join the business this autumn.
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Oldham Army Veteran gets his football boots back onAn Army veteran who lives in Oldham is looking forward to getting back to the sport he loves thanks to support from a veterans’ organisation.
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July: The busiest month on record for Greater Manchester PoliceGreater Manchester Police recorded its busiest month on record in July 2026, according to the latest figures.
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Roughyeds land Lazarus VaalepuRoughyeds have moved fast to bring in NRL Grand Finalist prop Lazarus Vaalepu on an initial one-week loan deal from Leigh Leopards.
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Mountain rescue team save Pennine Way casualtyThirty combined mountain rescue team members were called to Blackstone Edge following reports a walker had fallen from rocks near the trig point on Sunday afternoon.
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FCHO opens its doors to Oldham’s future talent by supporting MP Debbie Abrahams’ Summer SchoolFirst Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) has supported local MP Debbie Abrahams’ Working for Your Community Summer School by hosting students at its Union Street head office throughout July.



