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New police unit launched to keep people safe on the Bee NetworkA new police command has been launched in a bid to tackle crime, anti-social behaviour, and dangerous driving across Greater Manchester.
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£839,000 boost for community projects, sports, and events in AshtonMore than £839,000 is being invested in Ashton-under-Lyne through three new Ashton Pride in Place Neighbourhood Board grant schemes.
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‘Bright Journeys’ helps pupils stay safe on school runSchoolchildren across Greater Manchester will benefit from an initiative to help them stay safe and visible on their journeys to and from school.
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Police urge Oldham residents to report anti-social behaviourGreater Manchester Police are encouraging Oldham residents to report anti-social behaviour and help keep communities safe.
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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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Police launch appeal after an elderly man is assaulted during Royton burglaryPolice are appealing for information after an elderly resident was assaulted and robbed during an aggravated burglary at his home in Royton.
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Tameside Reporter
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New police unit launched to keep people safe on the Bee NetworkA new police command has been launched in a bid to tackle crime, anti-social behaviour, and dangerous driving across Greater Manchester.
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£839,000 boost for community projects, sports, and events in AshtonMore than £839,000 is being invested in Ashton-under-Lyne through three new Ashton Pride in Place Neighbourhood Board grant schemes.
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‘Bright Journeys’ helps pupils stay safe on school runSchoolchildren across Greater Manchester will benefit from an initiative to help them stay safe and visible on their journeys to and from school.
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“Remembrance must mean more than wreaths" says Green campaignerWith 6,696 Armed Forces veterans living in Tameside, Green Party campaigner Phil Wilson-Marks is calling for better mental health, housing, and family support for former service personnel.
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‘Wicked Waterloo Halloween Event’ is a spook-tacular success!Another fang-tastic night filled with community spirit(s)
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Wildlife given hope by Mossley SOUP supportersA project to protect Mossley’s wildlife from a controversial housing development gained a big boost at the latest Mossley SOUP community crowdfunding event.
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Make every penny count with Tameside libraries' new Helping Hand workshopsBatch cooking to save money, Christmas presents on a budget, and advice on mending clothing are part of the new series of workshops coming to Ashton Library.
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Budget recovery plan reduces Tameside Council’s forecast overspendTameside Council’s forecast overspend has reduced as its budget recovery plan takes effect.
Glossop Chronicle
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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.
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Mettrick’s Butchers celebrates national success and four Gold AwardsFamily-run Mettrick’s Butchers is celebrating outstanding success at the 2026 National Craft Butchers Product Awards.
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Glossopdale School celebrates historic Gold DofE achievementFive Glossopdale Sixth Form students have made school history by becoming the first team from the sixth form to undertake the Gold Duke of Edinburgh’s Award in more than 20 years.
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Hadfield beekeeper celebrates award-winning successA Hadfield beekeeper is celebrating a string of major awards after his locally produced honey scooped top honours at this year’s Stockport Beekeepers Association (SBKA) Honey Show.
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Glossop Glow Ride shines through Storm BoeloGlossop’s first Glow Ride brought 19 riders onto the town’s streets on Saturday evening, undeterred by the wind and rain brought by Storm Boelo.
Oldham Reporter
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New police unit launched to keep people safe on the Bee NetworkA new police command has been launched in a bid to tackle crime, anti-social behaviour, and dangerous driving across Greater Manchester.
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‘Bright Journeys’ helps pupils stay safe on school runSchoolchildren across Greater Manchester will benefit from an initiative to help them stay safe and visible on their journeys to and from school.
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Police urge Oldham residents to report anti-social behaviourGreater Manchester Police are encouraging Oldham residents to report anti-social behaviour and help keep communities safe.
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Police launch appeal after an elderly man is assaulted during Royton burglaryPolice are appealing for information after an elderly resident was assaulted and robbed during an aggravated burglary at his home in Royton.
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Man with links to Oldham wanted on recall to prisonPolice are appealing for help in locating a 43-year-old man who is wanted on recall to prison.
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Vuniyayawa makes switch to OldhamRoughyeds have secured the signing of experienced forward King Vuniyayawa on a two-year deal, with the option of a further year.
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UK’s biggest food collection calls for Oldham volunteers to support food charitiesWith food banks and charities facing continued high levels of need this winter, Oldham people are being urged to give the gift of their time to take part in the UK’s biggest food donation drive.
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Free Feast of Fire event to light up Oldham town centre with fireworks and Halloween thrillsLocal people are being encouraged to get ready for a spooky spectacle packed with jaw-dropping performances in Oldham town centre tomorrow (Saturday).





