The latest news
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West Tameside communities celebrate grants allocation
TEN community groups in the west of Tameside have successfully secured funding at the Tameside Communities Grant event, held on 4 June.
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Four new properties handed to FCHO for social rent and shared ownership
Four new properties have been handed over to First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) at Fitton Hill - the start of a summer of new homes for social rent and shared ownership to complete at the site.
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Snake Pass to close for nearly three weeks
Drivers are being warned to plan ahead as the A57 Snake Pass is set to close for almost three weeks while engineers carry out crucial investigations into one of the route's most significant landslip sites.
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Young people invited to ‘Explore Your Future’
Young people across Tameside are being invited to an upcoming event designed to help them into or towards education, employment or training opportunities.
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SPARK Oldham CIC celebrates the volunteers transforming lives across Oldham
SPARK Oldham CIC welcomed volunteers, partners and community organisations to its Volunteers Week Celebration Event at Grains Bar and Hotel recently . . . recognising the incredible contribution of volunteers who have dedicated more than 8,000 hours supporting people in Oldham.
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Hulme Grammar School hosts Careers Fair for pupils to explore future jobs
More than 200 primary school pupils from Oldham attended an inspiring Careers Fair hosted at Hulme Grammar School, giving young learners the opportunity to explore future careers.
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Oldham and Tameside go head-to-head at annual music showcase In Our Backyard 3
In Our Backyard 3 hands the Mossley arts centre's stage over to six top post-punk, indie and experimental bands from across the two boroughs this month (June).
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Neighbourhood week of action
Next week the local Neighbourhood Policing Team will be holding an initiative to raise awareness on the vital role they play in protecting our Tameside communities.
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Giant town centre redevelopment nears completion
Building work that has disrupted Ashton town centre for over a year will be completed by autumn, according to council bosses.
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'One Smack' vows to bounce back
High Peak boxer Jack Massey has vowed to come back stronger after Saturday’s cruiserweight clash with Cheavon Clarke in Bournemouth ended in defeat.
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From Tameside to Uganda - Lives Changed
Mike Brooks, director of Tameside Community Computers CIC in Dukinfield, has returned from his second visit to rural Uganda, where he has been monitoring the progress of life-changing community projects funded by residents and businesses across Tameside.
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Eton Star College plans won’t fix Oldham’s education say Oldham Liberal Democrats
Plans for an Eton College in Oldham means millions of pounds of education investment into the town will be spent on getting tens of students to high-end universities, not addressing the town’s chronic issues getting thousands of 11–16-year-olds better results at GCSEs, say Oldham Liberal Democrats.
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The Diggle Blues Festival where the Blues meets the Greenery
The Diggle Blues Festival, a free annual event, returns to the beautiful Saddleworth village of Diggle this month (June).
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Shaw woman to take her place in Disability Pride Catwalk show
A woman from Shaw is calling for better representation of disabled people ahead of a disability pride fashion show in Manchester.
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Thirty-eight illegal e-scooters seized in Greater Manchester crackdown
Officers seized 38 illegally used e-scooters during a national day of action aimed at tackling unsafe and anti-social riding.
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Fatal collision in town centre
A man in his 80s has died following a collision in Glossop town centre on Tuesday 9th June.
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Popular Glossop North End Beer Festival under threat
Organisers of the Glossop North End AFC Beer Festival have thanked supporters for helping deliver the most successful event in the festival’s history, while warning that its future is under threat.
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Council responds to concerns over future of Carelink service
High Peak Borough Council has responded to concerns about the future of its Carelink service after reports emerged that the scheme could face closure.
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Logo competition winner celebrated at Padfield School
Local charity Padfield Community Spaces visited Padfield Primary School last week to announce the winner of their recent logo competition and celebrate the amazing creativity of the pupils there.
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Glossop Music Café strikes a chord
A 'café with a difference' has opened its doors in the centre of Glossop and its emphasis is on friendship and fun.
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It's a wrap on Mottram's first ever feature film
It was a wrap last Friday at Mottram Community Centre on a feature film with a small but significant claim attached.
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Just Pause....
Friends Of Victoria Hall (FOVH) hopes to expand its wellbeing offer and gauge interest in something that organisers believe may be a gap in local community support.
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Tintwistle traffic targeted
Police and volunteers have been monitoring vehicle speeds in Tintwistle as part of ongoing efforts to improve road safety in the village.
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Future of Glossop Heritage Weekend at risk despite record crowds
Organisers of this year's hugely successful Glossop Heritage Weekend have issued a plea for support, after sharing that the event has only just broken even and will need financial support if it is to be held again.
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Vehicle seized after driver found without licence or insurance
Police have seized a vehicle in Glossop after stopping it on Simmondley Lane following an Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) alert.
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Man dies following road collision
A man in his 80s has died in a collision in Glossop town centre.
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Free bowling for Tamesiders named Kane or Bellingham
To mark the start of this year’s FIFA World Cup, which gets underway tomorrow (Thursday), select Tameside residents will be able to enjoy a free game of bowling across the month of June.
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Local group holding community clean up event to mark 10th anniversary of Jo Cox Foundation
A local community group is organising a special event celebrating the values of kindness, connection and community.
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PCSO praised after saving man's life
A local police community support officer has been praised after saving a man’s life while out on patrol in Saddleworth.
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Local charity founder returns from eighth Uganda Marathon mission
A Deputy Headteacher from Shaw has completed his eighth Uganda Marathon visiting local schools and clean water projects funded by his own charity.
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Oldham medic warns women's condition leads to brain damage
As if the chronic pelvic pain were not enough, an Oldham campaigner has now claimed that girls with endometriosis are more likely to experience migraines, bipolar, confusion, anxiety, and even eventual dementia.
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Ashton set to come alive with new artisan market and Super Saturday events
Ashton town centre is set for a summer boost with a packed programme of free monthly family-friendly events and the launch of a brand-new artisan market.
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The dog community needs YOU! Dogs Trust's National Dog Survey 2026 is now open
Dogs Trust is calling on the people of the North West to have their say about the role dogs play in our lives as the National Dog Survey 2026 launches.
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Bereavement services team abseil for children’s charity
Tameside Council bereavement officers Ashley Gibson and Andrew Cochrane will join colleagues from across Greater Manchester in a 172ft sponsored abseil to raise funds for the charity Once Upon a Smile.
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Oasis Academy Leesbrook takes a firm stand on mobile phones with "No Exceptions" Policy
In an era where teenagers spend hours locked to endless digital scrolling, teachers are facing an unprecedented battle for student attention. The constant buzz of notifications from Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok has turned the modern classroom into a digital battleground.
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World Cup hero Sir Geoff Hurst comes home
It remains to be seen whether football will be coming home this summer, but England legend Sir Geoff Hurst certainly did come home over the weekend.
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Four Tameside & Glossop projects shortlisted at national patient safety awards
Tameside & Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust has been recognised for a number of innovative approaches to improving patient safety at the HSJ Patient Safety Awards 2026.
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Angela Rayner MP visits Power2 Head Office
On Friday 5th June 2026, Angela Rayner MP visited the Head Office of Power2org in Ashton-under-Lyne to see the impact the Cat’s Wardrobe project is having on care-experienced young people in her constituency.
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Oldham social workers go the extra mile to support children entering care
A dedicated team of social workers from Oldham Council’s Safeguarding and Care Planning Service have raised nearly £3,000 for vulnerable children and young people after completing the Great Manchester 10k Run.
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Pie supper served to thank priceless Mossley volunteers
Homelessness charity Emmaus Mossley celebrated Volunteers’ Week 2026 by hosting a pie supper to thank its team of dedicated local volunteers.
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150th Anniversary - Hyde Club
The Hyde Club proudly celebrates its 150th Anniversary in style. A whole weekend of fun events and entertainment took place, with members dressing for the occasion in Victorian attire.
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Schools lead the way with local litter picks
Three primary schools in Tameside have worked to improve their local neighbourhoods by participating in litter picking sessions.
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Alice Ferns unveils exclusive design for Russell Hobbs and Action Against Hunger partnership
Russell Hobbs has announced Alice Ferns as the chosen artist for its global charity partnership with Action Against Hunger, unveiling her exclusive limited-edition design for the campaign.
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Shazia Mirza and Satnam Galsian join Oldham's Khushi Festival this August
Khushi, a one-day festival of happiness celebrating South Asian culture, returns on Saturday, August 1, with a variety of events at different venues in Oldham.
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Iconic beer to return to pub
A unique hand crafted locally produced draught beer is being revived to mark the upcoming 50th anniversary of the Saddleworth Morris Men.
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New funding round opens to support neighbourhood improvements
Residents, community groups and local partners are being encouraged to apply for funding to deliver neighbourhood improvements across Tameside, as the final round of the Pride in Place Impact Fund opens
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£45m investment agreed to improve roads and pavements across Tameside
Tameside Council has approved a £45 million investment over five years to improve and protect the borough’s roads, pavements and other essential highway infrastructure.
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Animal therapy centre opens in response to health crisis
Hundreds of people queued up to get a glimpse inside as a new animal-assisted therapy centre threw open its doors to the local community.
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Dogs Trust Manchester celebrates its wonderful volunteers with a round of ‘appaws’ during Volunteers’ Week
Volunteers’ Week is an annual UK-wide campaign held from the first Monday in June to celebrate and recognise the contributions of volunteers.
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Ashton Probus Club Elects New Chairman at 54th AGM
The Ashton-under-Lyne and District Probus Club officially marked the start of its new club year at its 54th Annual General Meeting, held at the Broadoak Community Centre.
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Disability pride catwalk model from Ashton says "love the skin you're in"
A first time catwalk model from Ashton says "love the skin you're in" ahead of a disability pride fashion show in Manchester.
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Pay to bin it!
High Peak Borough Council will introduce an opt-in fee to collect garden waste from July.
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Roadworks across Greater Manchester
People have been told to ‘expect delays’ as roadworks take place on a series of key A roads across Greater Manchester. Areas affected include Ashton-In-Makerfield, Rochdale, Salford, Wigan, and Oldham.
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Size of Droylsden Marina plan sparks concern
Land at Droylsden Marina has been sitting empty for years, but now a plan to regenerate it has sparked concern among locals.
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Operation Hurricane is back for 2026
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has launched Op Hurricane, a coordinated crackdown on the anti-social use of off-road bikes, e-bikes and quad bikes across the region.
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Man wanted on recall to prison
Police have launched an urgent search for a 31-year-old man wanted on recall to prison.
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Award-winning, authentic and made with love
Bringing a taste of Italy to Glossop, family-run business Baci Di Gelato is quickly making its mark with a blend of tradition, creativity and award-winning quality.
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Dr Kershaw's Hospice celebrates community heroes this Volunteers' Week
Dr Kershaw’s Hospice is celebrating the community heroes who are helping people to access palliative and end-of-life support this Volunteers’ Week (June 1 to June 7).
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Supporting Dukinfield and Stalybridge residents to 'Live Well'
A new programme has launched to help residents aged over 50 in Dukinfield and Stalybridge to have a happier, healthier life as they grow older.
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Building the Future: How Hulme Grammar is defeating youth unemployment This National AI Awareness Day
Hulme Gammar School has announced a pioneering new educational framework to mark National AI awareness day.
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Inspectors report “mixed but improving picture” for adult services
Inspectors have reported a “mixed but improving picture” for Tameside Adult Services following a recent assurance visit.
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Calling all crafters to lead the way
More knitters needed for “Knitted Scout” project to celebrate 2026 anniversaries
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New Tameside community forums
New community forums are being launched across Tameside to listen to residents and give them a say on issues which matter in their towns.
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Massey returns to the ring
After over six months away, High Peak boxer Jack Massey returns to the ring this weekend to take on fellow Brit Cheavon Clarke in Bournemouth.
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Talented trio make Ewen Fields switch
Hyde United’s summer squad shake up has begun, with three signings already confirmed ahead of the upcoming 2026/27 campaign.
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Busy weekend for Oldham Mountain Rescue Service
Last weekend was a busy couple of days for Oldham Mountain Rescue Team with members attending three callouts and a training exercise.
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Mahdlo Youth Zone marks 15 years with appeal for 15 new mentors
An Oldham youth charity is marking Volunteers’ Week by launching an appeal for 15 new mentors as part of its 15th anniversary year.
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Oldham school celebrates SEND Inclusion Award success
Oasis Academy Leesbrook has been awarded the SEND Inclusion Award by Optimus Education, recognising its outstanding commitment to improving outcomes for pupils with SEND and its clear alignment with the national Oasis Trust vision for inclusion.
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Man on the run wanted by police
Police are appealing for help in locating this man (pictured), who is wanted on recall to prison.
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From IVF heartbreak to adoption joy
A businesswoman who always wanted to start her own family has shared her adoption journey to highlight the difference it can make to a child’s life.
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Events celebrate Tameside's unpaid carers
People who look after someone across Tameside are invited to come together during Carers Week to enjoy two events designed to provide opportunities for connection and support.
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Funding boost for Tameside community projects
Eight groups were recently successfully granted funding at the Tameside Communities Grant event.
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FCHO terminates contract with developer over unacceptable delays to £3.7m project
First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) today terminated its contract with developer Robwood Construction Limited over unacceptable delays to a £3.7 million project in Royton.
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Olivier Award-winning actor and The Traitors star Julie Hesmondhalgh to headline Co-op Congress 2026
Fresh from winning a Laurence Olivier Award for her performance in Punch, actor and campaigner Julie Hesmondhalgh will be one of the headline speakers at Co-op Congress 2026 this month, ahead of her appearance in the next series of The Traitors.
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Oldham specialist school passes national exam standards inspection
An Oldham specialist school providing education for vulnerable young people has passed an inspection from the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ), the national exams watchdog on May 21 during a live AQA GCSE English Language examination.
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Man sentenced to life imprisonment for strangulation murder of man in Oldham
A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment after pleading guilty to the strangulation murder of a man in Royton, Oldham, in December 2025.
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Oldham man missing sadly found dead in car collision
Officers are investigating after a man was sadly found dead in a vehicle in the Oldham area on Monday evening (1 June).
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Padfield’s green dream set to bloom
Councillor Ollie Cross and two special local supporters will be cutting the ribbon and opening the gates of Temple Street Community Garden in Padfield, on Sunday 14th June at 2pm.
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Police appeal for help after pensioner goes missing
Police have launched an appeal to find a pensioner who has not been seen since this morning (Tues).
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Opportunity to run Manor Park Café
Hot on the heels of the completion of the new Active Zone in Glossop’s Manor Park, High Peak Borough Council is now inviting people interested in managing the café to come forward.
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Hadfield repeat offender jailed again
A Hadfield man has been jailed after breaching a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) and carrying out a series of shop thefts in Glossop and Buxton.
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Spectacular celebration brings culture and creativity to Oldham
Festival Oldham returned to Oldham town centre at the weekend with a spectacular celebration of creativity, culture and community.
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Glossop showing of People’s Emergency Briefing
Following the hottest May ever recorded in the UK, Glossopdale residents are being invited to watch a new film highlighting the growing climate and nature crisis and encouraging action to address it.
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Over 100 FCHO Alt estate properties set to be revamped thanks to £1.5m project
At least 135 First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) properties on Alt estate are set to be revamped in a £1.5 million project to make them more energy efficient.
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Creating safer spaces for new parents
A Glossop mum and parenting professional with more than 20 years of experience supporting families has launched a new movement aimed at improving emotional safety within parent and baby spaces.
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Saddleworth Village Olympics open for registration
Registration for the legendary 2026 Saddleworth Village Games is now open.
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Post Office addresses closure in Simmondley
Residents in Simmondley have expressed shock and concern after the sudden closure of Simmondley News.
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Glossop wartime evacuees invited to annual reunion
Former Lowestoft Wartime Evacuees are invited to attend the annual Summer Reunion which will take place at the town’s railway station on Saturday 6th June 2026.
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Police appeal for information as man injured on busy road
Officers are appealing for information after a man was seriously injured in an attack on the junction of Fairbottom Street and Yorkshire Street, Oldham.
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High Peak MP welcomes new summer cost-of-living support
Families across High Peak will benefit from cheaper days out, discounted meals and free bus travel for children this summer as the government launches its new Great British Summer Savings scheme.
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Police appeal for help as Oldham man still missing
Police have issued a desperate appeal to find Christopher, who has not been seen since last Thursday (May 28).
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Dobcross honours beloved committee member in Whit Friday ceremony
A treasured Saddleworth tradition returned on Friday as Dobcross Youth Band took to the local streets for Whit Friday — but this year, the day carried extra meaning as the band and local community paused to remember a very special lady.
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Self protection scheme for women comes to Oldham
Women insure cars, homes, holidays, pets, and belongings, but they don’t insure themselves.
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FCHO win top award
First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) is celebrating winning a major prize at the prestigious Northern Housing Awards.
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Calls for action on dangerous road
“It happens all the time. Sometimes it’s bloody murder but what can you do about it?”
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Seven jailed following 18-month operation into drug and money laundering
Seven members of an Organised Crime Group based in Oldham and Rochdale have been jailed for a combined 46 years at Manchester Crown Square Court yesterday (Friday).
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Oldham dancer set to dazzle Britain's Got Talent stage tonight
An Oldham-born dancer is preparing to take centre stage in tonight’s Britain’s Got Talent final after earning a coveted Golden Buzzer from Alesha Dixon earlier in the competition.
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Who is keeping the lights on at Oldham council?
A top boss is keeping the lights on at Oldham Council while councillors work out who is going to take over.
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Whit Friday pulls in crowds
Exhilarating brass bands, rousing hymns and enthusiastic crowds… Saddleworth’s hills were truly alive to the sound of music at their legendary Whit Friday celebration.
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Horan set for Celtic stay
Stalybridge Celtic have been handed a huge boost ahead of the upcoming 2026/27 campaign, with mecurial winger Ellis Horan committing his future to the club.
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McDonald’s drive-thru for Hyde approved
The US fast-food chain announced its plan to build on the Viceroy Indian restaurant in August 2024, submitting official proposals a few months later. However, plans were later withdrawn in April 2025.
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United Utilities joins forces with emergency services to warn about the dangers of cold-water shock
‘Don’t take the risk, it’s just not worth it’. That’s the message from United Utilities as they join forces with emergency services to highlight the dangers of cold-water shock.
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Oldham residents urged to sign up as volunteers for historic Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift
Residents in Oldham are being encouraged to be part of sporting history by signing up as volunteers for the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, coming to the UK in summer 2027.
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History made as Pride comes to Glossop
Glossop is set to make history this summer as the town prepares to host its very first Pride celebration in Norfolk Square.
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Organ donor who gave the “gift of life” to five others honoured in mural artwork
Local man Mark Thorley will forever be remembered for giving the precious gift of life through organ donation with a memorial artwork outside Tameside Hospital’s Critical Care Unit, for which his family are raising money.
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Dad's charity volunteer recognised as FCHO May Hidden Hero
A First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) customer and parent who 'goes above and beyond' volunteering at a local dad's charity is the housing association’s May Hidden Hero.
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Investigation into Oldham’s politics
Everyone is screaming. The beige walls of the town hall chambers echo with it. Councillors talk over each other, jabbing accusatory fingers into the air, while residents in the public gallery pick up a sporadic chant of “Traitors! Sell-outs! Scabs!” Welcome to Oldham Council.
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Plans to revive town move forward
Plans to speed up the revival of Oldham town centre have taken another step forward that could see a £70m sports town created.
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Armed Forces Day is back for 2026
ARMED Forces Day is marching back to Denton for Tameside’s annual salute to the borough’s service personnel past, present and future.
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Tameside business prosecuted for knife sale to a person under 18
A Hyde shop owner and employee have been sentenced by Tameside magistrates after pleading guilty to selling a kitchen knife to a person under 18.
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Residents invited to shape major regeneration plans for Ashton and Stalybridge
Residents and businesses across Ashton and Stalybridge are being invited to have their say on plans that could help shape the future of two of the borough’s towns.
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Nominations open for new CARE Awards celebrating outstanding NHS staff
Members of the public are invited to help celebrate the outstanding work of NHS staff as Stockport NHS Foundation Trust and Tameside & Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust launch their first joint CARE Awards.
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Dad takes on 100km Lake District challenge to raise funds for Millbrook Primary School
A Stalybridge dad is preparing to take on a gruelling 100km running challenge in the Lake District to help raise money for Millbrook Primary School.
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Mugalula makes Celtic switch
Stalybridge Celtic have announced the signing of tricky winger Obua Mugalula, who makes the switch to Bower Fold following his departure from Tameside neighbours Mossley.
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Sunflower Memories returns to Blythe House Hospice
Blythe House Hospice is inviting people to take part in its Sunflower Memories appeal, offering a meaningful way to remember someone special while supporting hospice care.
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New initiative to help retirees with 'next chapter'
Three retired residents with extensive experience in community projects are launching a new initiative aimed at supporting people approaching retirement or already enjoying later life.
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Bookshop boost in bid to inspire love for reading
An independent Glossop bookshop is celebrating after being awarded a prestigious national grant aimed at inspiring more children to discover a love of reading.
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Council could face costs over stalemate, past examples suggest
Taxpayers could be footing the bill if a councillor stand-off over who runs Oldham Council carries on.
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New Civic Mayor pledges focus on Mental Health and local communities
The newly appointed Civic Mayor of Tameside, Councillor Helen Bowden, has spoken to the Tameside Reporter of her pride in taking on the role and her commitment to supporting mental health and local organisations across the borough.
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Tameside youngsters to shine in prestigious Ballet production
In March, Holly Philburn, Margot Kennedy and Hope Warner, all from Tameside successfully earned places in the prestigious English Youth Ballet (EYB) production of Swan Lake, joining an elite cast of 97 dancers after highly competitive auditions.
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Street Life festival returns this weekend !
Street Life festival returns for its fourth year this Saturday 6th June, promising a day packed with entertainment, creativity and community spirit.
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Planting the way to a greener Tameside
Greenspace volunteers working alongside Tameside Council’s greenspace team contributed an amazing 2,258 days last year to helping to care for the borough’s natural environment.
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Tameside Council confirms Labour minority administration
Tameside Council has confirmed it will be run by a Labour minority administration at its full council meeting on 26 May 2026.
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New Civic Mayor of Tameside announced
Tameside Council are delighted to appoint their new civic mayor, Cllr Helen Bowden, for 2026/2027.
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Mossley to mark Whit Friday with celebration event & community lunch
Mossley will celebrate Whit Friday with a free community event and lunch at Seel Park this Friday, May 29th, from noon, bringing together heritage, music and family activities.
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Beware of the dangers of local waterways
As temperatures rise in the British summertime, you or your family may be tempted to cool off with a swim in a local river or lake, or in the sea. Make sure you know the dangers of swimming in open water.
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Appeal for Information after gun incident in Mossley
Officers are appealing for information following an incident involving a BB gun during a protest on Broadcar Lane, Mossley, on Sunday 24th May.
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Lord of the Rings wish comes true for Oldham woman
A lucky woman from Oldham has seen a personal wish come true thanks to a special initiative introduced by Caremark . . . one of the UK’s leading home care providers.
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Mahdlo Youth Zone launches Scran Van to reach young people across Oldham
OLDHAM-based charity Mahdlo Youth Zone has secured investment from the Better Youth Spaces Fund to expand its services and increase opportunities for young people across the borough.
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Greater Manchester unites for inaugural wellbeing run & walk
More than 70 organisations from across Greater Manchester came together at Heaton Park for the first-ever Greater Manchester Wellbeing Run & Walk.
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Couple share early-onset dementia diagnosis to encourage others to seek help
An Oldham couple are sharing their experience of early-onset Alzheimer’s to help others recognise the signs and seek support sooner.
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E-Bikes seized & males detained in response to dangerous riding
Following multiple reports from the public about males in balaclavas riding e-bikes dangerously across Denton and Hyde, Neighbourhood Officers have taken swift and decisive action.
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Affordable legal services branch opens in Oldham
A London-based agency of highly qualified legal eagles is offering affordable services in Oldham.
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Volunteering opportunities now available at Age UK Tameside
Age UK Tameside is appealing for more volunteers as it looks to strengthen its support for older people and widen the help it can offer across the borough.
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Schools take part in national 'Operation Sceptre' initiative
Young people across Glossop have taken part in a series of knife crime awareness sessions and community safety activities as part of the national campaign - Operation Sceptre, from 18th-24th May.
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Community Bookshelf launched to support local charities
A new Community Bookshelf has been launched in Glossop to help raise money for local charities and community groups while encouraging people of all ages to share a love of reading.
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High Peak MP welcomes help for rural businesses
New government measures aimed at easing fuel and operating cost pressures on rural businesses have been welcomed by High Peak MP Jon Pearce.
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How the face of Ashton could soon change
Tameside council revealed they have put pen to paper and purchased the Ladysmith Shopping Centre in the heart of Ashton-under-Lyne.
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Family Eid party extravaganza set for weekend
Families are being invited to a vibrant Eid fun day packed with activities galore at the European Islamic Centre this weekend.
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Garland Day triumph
Carried on a golden raft of sunshine, a unique new event captured the hearts of hundreds of visitors to Saddleworth Women’s and Clog first-ever Garland Day staged in Uppermill on Saturday.
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World Bee Day a success thanks to funding by FCHO
Community groups across Oldham held events for World Bee Day following funding from First Choice Home Oldham (FCHO).
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Walker rescued after a fall
Oldham Mountain Rescue Team were called to support North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) with a report of a walker who had fallen in Birchen Clough, near Dove Stones.
