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The Radclyffe School crowned Oldham Schools Chess Champions
The Radclyffe School has been crowned champion at the Oldham Schools Annual Chess Competition after an outstanding unbeaten performance on Friday last week.
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A retired volunteer for the Friends of Dunwood Park in Shaw is FCHO's June Hidden Hero
A retired HR administrator who volunteers for the Friends of Dunwood Park in Shaw is First Choice Homes Oldham’s (FCHO) June Hidden Hero after she was praised for her ‘outstanding contribution’ to the group.
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JW Lees Brewery becomes first supporter of Mahdlo’s new 15 for 15 campaign with £45,000 pledge
Mahdlo Youth Zone has launched its 15 for 15 fundraising campaign, with JW Lees Brewery committing £45,000 as its first supporter.
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Oldham College students transform community spaces through partnership with Spark Oldham CIC
Spark Oldham CIC is celebrating the ongoing contribution of students and staff from Oldham College.
Tameside Reporter
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Review: Something Brilliant! A Rottenly Good Night at the Palace
Something Rotten is the newest resident in Manchester’s Opera House, and being a debut show – it’s one not to be missed!
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Buckton Vale Primary staff member awarded British Empire Medal in King's Birthday Honours
A dedicated kinship carer from Tameside who opened her home to her nieces has been recognised in the King's Birthday Honours with a British Empire Medal (BEM).
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Ofsted recognises further progress and positivity in Tameside’s Children’s Services
Tamside Council welcomes Ofsted’s latest monitoring visit letter, which highlights clear and sustained progress in strengthening leadership, stabilising the workforce, and improving the quality of support for children and young people
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New live well community navigation service to connect local people
New Community Navigators are to connect residents in Tameside with tailored support in their local communities.
Glossop Chronicle
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"Your Council, Your Voice"
Residents are being encouraged to share their views on council services, spending priorities and the future direction of the county through this year's "Your Council Your Voice" survey.
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Major emergency as fire sweeps across 400M of Tintwistle moorland
A section of the A628 Woodhead Road has now been closed as firefighters continue to tackle a significant wildfire on Tintwistle moorland.
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Vigil held in Glossop to mark Refugee Week
Members of High Peak Against Racism gathered in Norfolk Square in Glossop on Wednesday 17th June, for a vigil in support of refugees and asylum seekers.
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St John Ambulance have issued first aid advice to help people stay safe in the sun
With the prospect of hotter than average weather in parts of England, first aid and health response charity St John Ambulance explains how you can stay safe in the sunshine.
Oldham Reporter
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The Radclyffe School crowned Oldham Schools Chess Champions
The Radclyffe School has been crowned champion at the Oldham Schools Annual Chess Competition after an outstanding unbeaten performance on Friday last week.
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A retired volunteer for the Friends of Dunwood Park in Shaw is FCHO's June Hidden Hero
A retired HR administrator who volunteers for the Friends of Dunwood Park in Shaw is First Choice Homes Oldham’s (FCHO) June Hidden Hero after she was praised for her ‘outstanding contribution’ to the group.
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JW Lees Brewery becomes first supporter of Mahdlo’s new 15 for 15 campaign with £45,000 pledge
Mahdlo Youth Zone has launched its 15 for 15 fundraising campaign, with JW Lees Brewery committing £45,000 as its first supporter.
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Oldham College students transform community spaces through partnership with Spark Oldham CIC
Spark Oldham CIC is celebrating the ongoing contribution of students and staff from Oldham College.
National News
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Newly released video shows Henry Nowak killer lying to police officers
Further police body-worn video footage has been released showing Vickrum Digwa lying to officers that he had been “racially attacked” by student Henry Nowak.
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Current UK weather conditions perfect for a surge in mosquitoes
Current UK weather conditions are perfect for a surge in mosquitoes, leading to bites, an expert has warned.
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Clarence House to remain Kings London home when Buckingham Palace work complete
The King and Queen will not live at Buckingham Palace once almost £370 million of refurbishment work to make the landmark fit for purpose has been completed.
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More military barracks to house asylum seekers as Home Office shuts hotels
The Home Office is planning to use more former military barracks to house thousands of asylum seekers in its quest to shut more hotels.
Sport
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Oldham RUFC's Charity Fun Day returns
Residents across Oldham are being invited to enjoy a day of family fun while supporting a vital local cause at the upcoming Charity Fun Day at Oldham Rugby Union Club.
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Curzon land experienced midfielder
Curzon Ashton have confirmed the signing of experienced midfielder Danny Whitehead, following his departure from National League North side Macclesfield.
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Olympic star brings new pool to Droylsden
Droylsden is now home to a state-of-the-art children’s only swimming facility, thanks to the work of four-time Olympic medallist Rebecca Adlington.
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Tameside teen to represent his country
A talented Tameside teen is preparing to represent his country on the international stage.
Entertainment
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Review: Something Brilliant! A Rottenly Good Night at the Palace
Something Rotten is the newest resident in Manchester’s Opera House, and being a debut show – it’s one not to be missed!
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Alex Cann Film Column - 25/06/26 - Six Months, Six Films
It's difficult to believe that we're almost halfway through the year, but as time hurtles by, I thought we'd have a look back at the last six months, so I can recommend you six films to watch if you missed them.
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Alex Cann Column - 25/06/26 - Turning Down The Political Temperature
Ten years on from the Brexit referendum, and we are about to see our seventh Prime Minister since 2016. To put this into context, there were seven Prime Ministers between 1974 and 2016, and we've managed to go through the same number in the last decade. Truly astounding.
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Acclaimed new musical celebrates Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash
Discover the definitive story behind the country-singing legends
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Alex Cann Film Column - 18-06-26 - Tuner - An Underrated Crime Caper
Taking a look at the box office top ten, Scary Movie is shredding the competition ahead of this weekend's release of Toy Story 5. Whilst critics have given it something of a savaging, the franchise's sixth instalment has certainly found its audience, and the Wayans Brothers' formula of mocking recent horror movies continues to rake it in. I was always more of a Scream or Final Destination fan, to be honest, so I think I'll sit this one out and wait for it to appear on one of the streaming services.
