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Performing arts group offers free trial sessionsA performing arts group is offering free trials in Mossley to children interested in learning the performing arts.
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Officers urge public to be cautious following increase of family gold burglariesPolice are reminding people to stay vigilant following an increase in recent family gold burglaries in Oldham and Greater Manchester.
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Greater Manchester’s first Chick-fil-A planned for AshtonGreater Manchester’s first Chick-fil-A drive-thru could soon be built in Ashton-under-Lyne. The former home of Pizza Hut in Snipe Retail Park has been empty for more than a year.
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Tameside Council invites residents to have their say at Community ForumsResidents will have the chance to discuss Tameside Council’s budget priorities and regeneration developments at the next round of Community Forums across the borough.
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Mayor of Greater Manchester impressed by Oldham business hubThe Mayor of Greater Manchester made a visit to Upturn’s town centre business hub – and described it as “just the kind of specialist space needed to help in the regeneration of Oldham”.
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The Tameside Toy Appeal is back for 2026!Each year, local charity Action Together facilitates the annual Tameside Toy Appeal, and this year it’s back to support the families in need across Tameside for 2026.
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Tameside Reporter
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Performing arts group offers free trial sessionsA performing arts group is offering free trials in Mossley to children interested in learning the performing arts.
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Greater Manchester’s first Chick-fil-A planned for AshtonGreater Manchester’s first Chick-fil-A drive-thru could soon be built in Ashton-under-Lyne. The former home of Pizza Hut in Snipe Retail Park has been empty for more than a year.
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Tameside Council invites residents to have their say at Community ForumsResidents will have the chance to discuss Tameside Council’s budget priorities and regeneration developments at the next round of Community Forums across the borough.
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The Tameside Toy Appeal is back for 2026!Each year, local charity Action Together facilitates the annual Tameside Toy Appeal, and this year it’s back to support the families in need across Tameside for 2026.
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Isn't he lovely - Stevie Wonder visits Stalybridge bistroCafe Continental enjoyed another high-profile moment over the weekend, welcoming one of the world’s biggest music stars through its doors.
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Willow Wood Hospice's Christmas Fair returns to HydeFamilies are invited to kick off the most wonderful time of the year with some festive shopping, a visit to see Santa, and much more at Willow Wood Hospice’s Christmas Fair.
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Tameside Police make antisocial behaviour arrests linked to fireworksGreater Manchester Police officers from the Tameside district made eight arrests last night as part of Operation Treacle.
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Tameside's Children's Services see ‘significant and impressive’ progressMajor progress in improving services for children, young people, and families across Tameside has been recognised.
Glossop Chronicle
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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.
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Council wins award for supporting armed forcesHigh Peak Borough Council has been recognised for its sustained commitment to supporting the armed forces community with the award of the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme (ERS) Silver Award.
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“I am more than confident we have saved Glossop tip"Glossop tip could remain open after a councillor says he is "more than confident" a robust financial case to prevent its closure has been made to Derbyshire County Council.
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Siblings celebrate success at Horse of the Year ShowGlossop siblings Willow and Oscar Elcock have enjoyed an unforgettable week competing at the prestigious Horse of the Year Show (HOYS).
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Hadfield baker commissioned to create Call of Duty cakeA Hadfield baker has been given another exciting opportunity to showcase her skills after being asked to create a cake to mark the release of the latest Call of Duty game.
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Council report shows complaints have risen but fewer are upheldDerbyshire County Council says its efforts to improve services are beginning to pay off, with fewer complaints being upheld and more residents receiving responses within the authority’s target timescales.
Oldham Reporter
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Officers urge public to be cautious following increase of family gold burglariesPolice are reminding people to stay vigilant following an increase in recent family gold burglaries in Oldham and Greater Manchester.
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Mayor of Greater Manchester impressed by Oldham business hubThe Mayor of Greater Manchester made a visit to Upturn’s town centre business hub – and described it as “just the kind of specialist space needed to help in the regeneration of Oldham”.
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Teaching and support staff come together for Belong 26 eventTeaching and support staff from across Cranmer Education Trust came together for Belong 26 . . . a Trust-wide professional development event dedicated to strengthening inclusive education and ensuring every child can flourish.
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Murder investigation launched in relation to series of aggravated burglaries in OldhamA murder investigation has been launched in Oldham after detectives investigating a string of aggravated burglaries discovered the body of a man in his 70s.
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Police have released further information following a series of aggravated burglaries in OldhamDetectives from GMP's Oldham Criminal Investigation Department are investigating several aggravated burglaries in Oldham which they believe are linked.
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Future Directions nominated for eight national care sector awardsAn Oldham-based non-profit support and care provider has been nominated for eight awards at the National Stars of Learning Disabilities and Autism Awards.
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Four people charged as part of investigation into organised vehicle crimeFour people have been charged following an FIB investigation into organised vehicle crime.
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Bereaved mother organises first scarecrow trail to raise money for hospitalAn Oldham mother who lost two of her babies has raised £1,000 for St Mary's Hospital by organising a large scarecrow trail in Oldham.






