The very latest news
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Complaints made over Mottram bypass diversionHouses shake and residents are being kept up by lorries crashing over potholes in Mottram, according to one local.
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Tameside Council purchases Ashton's Arcades Shopping CentreThe Arcades Shopping Centre has been purchased by Tameside Council as part of a wider vision to transform and revitalise the town centre.
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Tameside and Stockport win awards for outstanding NHS CAREOutstanding dedication, service and care at local NHS services in both Tameside and Stockport were celebrated at the CARE awards at the Midland Hotel in Manchester on Friday, 23rd October.
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Diversity celebrated at Sharing Cultures 2026 eventOver 500 residents came together to celebrate diversity and learn about the cultures that make up Tameside at this year's Sharing Cultures event.
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Two Dovestones call-outs for Oldham Mountain Rescue TeamOldham Mountain Rescue Team launched its second call-out of the week at Dovestones after one walker fell ill and another became lost in the dark.
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Glossop mum joins pioneering study into early breast cancer detectionA Glossop mum is taking part in a pioneering study in Manchester which is investigating whether breast milk could help detect breast cancer earlier than a blood test or a scan.
Tameside Reporter
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Complaints made over Mottram bypass diversionHouses shake and residents are being kept up by lorries crashing over potholes in Mottram, according to one local.
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Tameside Council purchases Ashton's Arcades Shopping CentreThe Arcades Shopping Centre has been purchased by Tameside Council as part of a wider vision to transform and revitalise the town centre.
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Tameside and Stockport win awards for outstanding NHS CAREOutstanding dedication, service and care at local NHS services in both Tameside and Stockport were celebrated at the CARE awards at the Midland Hotel in Manchester on Friday, 23rd October.
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Diversity celebrated at Sharing Cultures 2026 eventOver 500 residents came together to celebrate diversity and learn about the cultures that make up Tameside at this year's Sharing Cultures event.
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Ground broken on new Russell Scott Primary SchoolRussell Scott Primary School is a crumbling primary school in Denton that had ‘a reet tough do of it’ after being left with a botched new building over a decade ago.
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Community support event to bring local services to Hyde Town HallOver 25 local support services will be available at Hyde Town Hall on Monday, 16th November, 2026 for residents to get information and advice.
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TPE introduces baby on board badges to support pregnant customersNew badges will help expectant mothers signal when they may need a seat while travelling.
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Angela Rayner joins police officers on 'Day of Action'Ashton-under-Lyne MP Angela Rayner joined officers from Greater Manchester Police as well as Special Constables for a day of action in the town centre.
Glossop Chronicle
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Complaints made over Mottram bypass diversionHouses shake and residents are being kept up by lorries crashing over potholes in Mottram, according to one local.
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Tameside and Stockport win awards for outstanding NHS CAREOutstanding dedication, service and care at local NHS services in both Tameside and Stockport were celebrated at the CARE awards at the Midland Hotel in Manchester on Friday, 23rd October.
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Glossop mum joins pioneering study into early breast cancer detectionA Glossop mum is taking part in a pioneering study in Manchester which is investigating whether breast milk could help detect breast cancer earlier than a blood test or a scan.
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Glossop campaigners join protest about corporate climate lawsGlossop campaigners joined climate activists to call for an end to a system they say allows multinational companies to challenge governments over laws designed to protect the environment.
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More mezzanine miseryThe long-awaited opening of the Glossop Market Hall mezzanine has been delayed again, with traders reportedly being told they may have to wait a further three to four weeks.
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Glossop author launches gripping new Gothic mysteryLocal writer Mark P. Henderson’s latest novel, The Man in the Mirror, combines romance, espionage, murder and Gothic intrigue - and readers are invited to celebrate its launch in Glossop.
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Firefighters tackle blaze after car collides with pubFirefighters were called to The Gun Inn in Hollingworth on Monday 19th October, after a car's brakes failed and it collided with the pub and a fire broke out.
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Glossop floral designer scoops two top awardsAnja Norris has been named UK Florist of the Year 2026, taking home both the national title and the People’s Choice award at the British Florist Association’s annual Fleurex event.
Oldham Reporter
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Two Dovestones call-outs for Oldham Mountain Rescue TeamOldham Mountain Rescue Team launched its second call-out of the week at Dovestones after one walker fell ill and another became lost in the dark.
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New Upturn scheme deemed Oldham's response to national youth crisisA Social enterprise is vowing to ensure no young person gets left behind in Oldham - after a national study claimed a million youngsters have been consigned to chronic unemployment.
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Unlock your future: Mahdlo to host half-term youth hackathonMahdlo Youth Zone will host Your Future: Unlocked . . . a free youth hackathon this Wednesday, October 28.
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First phase of Tommyfield Park officially opens in Oldham town centreA site that was once home to Oldham’s sports centre has been given a new lease of life as the first phase of Tommyfield Park officially opens.
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Reform’s first leader announces intention to leave politicsReform’s first leader in Oldham Lewis Quigg has announced he is leaving politics altogether citing ‘immense pressure’ on his family.
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Oldham school founder issues call to break ADHD stigma as he embarks on Turkish Ironman challengeThe founder of a specialist school in Oldham is taking on an intense triathlon challenge in Türkiye at the end of ADHD Awareness Month to demonstrate that neurodiversity should never be viewed as a barrier to success.
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TPE introduces baby on board badges to support pregnant customersNew badges will help expectant mothers signal when they may need a seat while travelling.
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Pennine Mencap set to take over renowned local art gallery for a day of artistic performancesResidents are being invited to a day of performances exploring working-class life in Oldham in the mid-20th century hosted by Pennine Mencap.



