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Former Nash stars shine in FA Cup upset
Two former Curzon Ashton players were involved in the biggest shock in FA Cup history over the weekend.
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Bridge bounce back
Stalybridge Celtic bounced back from their New Year’s Day drubbing on Friday with a 2-0 win away at Atherton Collieries.
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Russell Hobbs announces national school campaign
Russell Hobbs has launched a nationwide school campaign and competition across the UK as part of its charity partnership with Action Against Hunger, to raise awareness of global hunger and inspire children to “cook for good”.
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Closure rumours add fuel to fight over the Pegs demolition plans
Residents have spoken out after reports incorrectly stated that the Pegs Langtern pub in Ashton-under-Lyne had closed, sparking anger among locals and fears for the future of the much-loved community venue.
Tameside Reporter
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Kickstart Your Future with the King’s Trust Employability Course in Hyde
Young people across Hyde and Tameside are being offered the chance to boost their confidence, gain valuable qualifications, and take their next steps toward a brighter future — all for free.
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Closure rumours add fuel to fight over the Pegs demolition plans
Residents have spoken out after reports incorrectly stated that the Pegs Langtern pub in Ashton-under-Lyne had closed, sparking anger among locals and fears for the future of the much-loved community venue.
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Pub fighting for survival with new makeover
A pub in the heart of a community is fighting for survival following plans to bulldoze it and build houses.
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After more than a decade, one primary school is finally getting the rebuild it deserves
Teachers moving sandbags to stop floods, a shoddy sewage system and ‘explosive levels of gas’. Russell Scott Primary School has been plagued by these problems ever since their disastrous rebuild started in 2013.
Glossop Chronicle
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Half a century on the hills: Kinder Mountain Rescue volunteer awarded MBE
A Kinder Mountain Rescue volunteer has been recognised for half a century of dedication to mountain safety and youth education.
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Concerns over teenager missing from Hadfield
Glossop Police are growing concerned for the safety of a missing 16-year-old from Hadfield.
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Northern defends 'storm over-reaction' as Glossop trains cancelled
Passengers have voiced anger and frustration after Northern suspended all train services to Glossop in what many have described as an ‘unnecessary over-reaction'.
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Unauthorised demolition halts Shire Hill development
Work at the £18 million housing development at the former Shire Hill Hospital site in Old Glossop has hit a setback after unauthorised demolition work prompted enforcement action by the council.
Oldham Reporter
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Russell Hobbs announces national school campaign
Russell Hobbs has launched a nationwide school campaign and competition across the UK as part of its charity partnership with Action Against Hunger, to raise awareness of global hunger and inspire children to “cook for good”.
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Time to deliver on maternity, endo, and other women’s health issues
Britain’s first Women’s Health Strategy has proved to be one of 2025’s biggest turkeys and has led to rises in the very conditions it was meant to prevent – says an Oldham doctor.
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Fatou’s daughters are growing up on the 409 and 81. No wonder they have headaches
Fatou Tall’s teenage daughters are growing up on the 409 and 81 buses.
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Fire at kids’ home prompts Ofsted inspection
A children’s home in Oldham has come under scrutiny from a government watchdog after a child’s room went up in flames.
National News
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Macclesfield rewarded with home tie against Brentford in FA Cup fourth round
Macclesfield must upstage another Premier League side if they are to continue their fairytale FA Cup run after drawing Brentford in the fourth round.
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Jessie Buckley and stars of Adolescence enjoy sparkling night at Golden Globes
Irish star Jessie Buckley was named best actress in a drama and Stephen Graham, Owen Cooper and Erin Doherty continued Adolescence’s winning streak through awards season as they all secured gongs at the Golden Globes.
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Heathrows annual passenger numbers surpass 84m for first time
Heathrow airport’s annual passenger numbers exceeded 84 million for the first time last year.
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Kate invites Red Roses to Windsor Castle for Rugby World Cup win celebration
The Princess of Wales is hosting a special reception for the Red Roses at Windsor Castle this week to celebrate their Rugby World Cup win.
Sport
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Former Nash stars shine in FA Cup upset
Two former Curzon Ashton players were involved in the biggest shock in FA Cup history over the weekend.
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Bridge bounce back
Stalybridge Celtic bounced back from their New Year’s Day drubbing on Friday with a 2-0 win away at Atherton Collieries.
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The cost of promotion
There has been a fair amount of discussion among the Oldham Athletic fanbase about the club’s financial situation in light of the fact that Micky Mellon’s transfer activity is strictly controlled this January – he needs to get players out through sales and loans before he can get anyone in.
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Hoylake 13-10 Oldham RUFC
Oldham made the trip to the Wirral on Saturday to play Hoylake, finding themselves on the losing side.
Entertainment
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Aladdin brings the magic of panto to the Plaza
Family show delights audiences of all ages
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Alex Cann Film Column 8/01/25
I loved Song Sung Blue, charting the tumultuous tale of a pair of struggling musicians who form a Neil Diamond tribute act.
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Alex Cann Column 8/1/25 - Films of 2025
I went for an appointment this week at the hospital, as I've been experiencing a bit of knee pain. When asked by the doctor about any sporting injuries or active hobbies, I'll admit that I did chuckle a little bit.
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A magical last call for A Christmas Fair
Catch immersive show if you can for a final Christmas treat
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Adult-only Ursula is naughty, but nice
Be warned, this under the sea tale is not for little mermaids
