The very latest news
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Two children struck by car during rush hourPolice were called to the scene of a collision in Oldham during rush hour today (Wed) in which two children were injured.
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Padfield pupils help create new wildflower meadowYoungsters from Padfield Community Primary School recently rolled up their sleeves to help boost biodiversity in the village.
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Police sought man to assist with shoplifting enquiriesPolice would like to speak to this man (pictured) as they believe he can help with their investigation into shoplifting worth over £100 at Asda on Huddersfield Road, Oldham, at around 5:28pm on January 27.
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Historic mill could be turned into hotel – except it’s right next to a sewage plantA plan to turn one of Oldham’s historic cotton mills into a hotel has been ‘recommended for approval’ by town planners.
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FCHO Apfel Lane Community Centre will open this spring following a £25,000 refurbishmentFirst Choice Homes Oldham’s (FCHO) Apfel Lane Community Centre will open this spring following a £25,000 refurbishment of its main room.
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Major disruption to trains due to Manchester Piccadilly station closurePassengers using Manchester Piccadilly, the North West’s busiest railway station, are being urged to plan their journeys carefully this February ahead of a once-in-a-generation track and signalling overhaul.
Tameside Reporter
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Active Tameside Festival of Sport returnsSaturday saw the return of the annual Active Tameside Festival of Sport and Wellbeing, which welcomed people of all ages to come together to try out a range of new sports.
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Major disruption to trains due to Manchester Piccadilly station closurePassengers using Manchester Piccadilly, the North West’s busiest railway station, are being urged to plan their journeys carefully this February ahead of a once-in-a-generation track and signalling overhaul.
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Meet the candidates who will be battling for your vote this monthEleven candidates are chasing the Gorton and Denton parliamentary seat after nominations closed this week, the by-election already unfolding in the full glare of the national media.
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Trigger Me Timbers councillors found in breach of council code of conductThe former leader of Tameside council claimed she was a victim of a ‘malicious political attack’ as she was found in breach of the council’s code of conduct.
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“We’re not giving up without a fight” - Community rallies to save Hyde boxing club amid uncertainty over futureA long-established boxing club at the heart of Hyde is facing an uncertain future, prompting a growing campaign from local residents, members and supporters who say the facility is a vital lifeline for young people and families.
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Full list of candidates announced for Gorton and Denton by-electionThe list of candidates standing in the forthcoming Gorton and Denton by-election has now been confirmed.
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“Walk this way” local postmaster turns heart scare into a 2,000km challengeA Sub Postmaster who spent his life serving customers from dawn to dusk is now spending his retirement walking miles to protect his heart and inspire others to do the same.
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“I wish I’d done it 20 years ago”: Tameside woman finds new calling at 55After more than 20 years as an area sales manager, Allison thought she was closing the door on her working life for good.
Glossop Chronicle
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Padfield pupils help create new wildflower meadowYoungsters from Padfield Community Primary School recently rolled up their sleeves to help boost biodiversity in the village.
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Major disruption to trains due to Manchester Piccadilly station closurePassengers using Manchester Piccadilly, the North West’s busiest railway station, are being urged to plan their journeys carefully this February ahead of a once-in-a-generation track and signalling overhaul.
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“Walk this way” local postmaster turns heart scare into a 2,000km challengeA Sub Postmaster who spent his life serving customers from dawn to dusk is now spending his retirement walking miles to protect his heart and inspire others to do the same.
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Arrests made following armed robbery in HadfieldTwo men have been arrested following an armed robbery at a Tesco Express store in Hadfield, which sparked a dramatic police pursuit across Greater Manchester.
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Run for Reuben’s: Charity calls on locals to join the Manchester challengeReuben’s Retreat is calling on supporters to join its team of #REURunners at the AJ Bell Great Manchester Run on Sunday 31st May 2026.
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Glossop amputee takes on marathon challengeA Glossop man who lost his leg to bone cancer is preparing to take on one of his biggest challenges yet, completing a full marathon on April 19th to raise funds for the Bone Cancer Research Trust.
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Small acts of kindness bring big comfort for cancer patients this World Cancer DayThis World Cancer Day, Wednesday 4th February, a powerful example of community compassion is making a real difference for people facing one of the toughest days of their lives, their first chemotherapy appointment.
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Review: “Frosted” brings icy magic to New MillsIf anyone still believes amateur theatre has limits, Frosted at New Mills Art Theatre blows that notion clean out of the water.
Oldham Reporter
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Two children struck by car during rush hourPolice were called to the scene of a collision in Oldham during rush hour today (Wed) in which two children were injured.
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Police sought man to assist with shoplifting enquiriesPolice would like to speak to this man (pictured) as they believe he can help with their investigation into shoplifting worth over £100 at Asda on Huddersfield Road, Oldham, at around 5:28pm on January 27.
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Historic mill could be turned into hotel – except it’s right next to a sewage plantA plan to turn one of Oldham’s historic cotton mills into a hotel has been ‘recommended for approval’ by town planners.
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FCHO Apfel Lane Community Centre will open this spring following a £25,000 refurbishmentFirst Choice Homes Oldham’s (FCHO) Apfel Lane Community Centre will open this spring following a £25,000 refurbishment of its main room.
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Oldham’s Adult Social Care rated ‘Good’ by Care Quality CommissionAdult Social Care is helping residents to live fuller, safer and more independent lives, staying connected to their communities through compassionate care at home, strong safeguarding, tailored support, and trusted advice according to its latest inspection.
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Families speak out against closure of adult day care centre
Families say they will be left ‘devastated and uprooted’ if plans to close a day care centre for adults with learning disabilities are approved.
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Two new non-executive directors join First Choice Homes OldhamTwo new non-executive directors have joined First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) as the housing association continues to strengthen its board.
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53rd annual gala dinner staged for Conservative ClubsConservative Clubs from across the local area attended the North West Area Conservative Clubs Advisory Committee's 53rd Annual Gala Dinner at the weekend held at West Tower in Ormskirk.



