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Cricket Legend Given 'A Great Send-Off' During Funeral Service
Friends and family of cricket legend Cecil Wright gathered to bid a heartfelt farewell to the star during a funeral service at St. Jame’s Church in Thornham.
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Tameside and Morecambe boxers unite after death of young champion
Two boxing clubs from Morecambe and Tameside have joined together to fundraise after a young boxer was killed on Easter Sunday.
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Willow Wood Flower Festival announces bloomin' magical weekend
Wizards and muggles alike in Ashton can look forward to a magical experience this May as the Willow Wood Flower Festival announces its new Harry Potter theme.
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Man Arrested In Connection With Murder
A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 45-year-old male was brutally attacked and later died in Oldham.
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Bin charges round up
Stockport and Trafford councils brought the charges in this spring, meaning residents who want their garden waste collected need to fork out extra.
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Step into wonderland at the Purple Heart Wishes charity ball
The Wonderland themed evening takes place on Saturday 26th April.
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Royton postmaster’s campaign for new bank services
A cherished local postie is fighting for change in Royton, which has been left with no high street banks for almost a decade.
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Road closed due to burst water main
A town centre road in Oldham could be closed to all traffic until Friday, April 25, after a water main burst earlier today.
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Why there are no elections in Oldham in 2025
Voters across the country will be heading to the polls on May 1.
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Covid memorial vandalised second time
A memorial dedicated to frontline workers who lost their lives during the pandemic has been vandalised for a second time.
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St George's Day celebrations at Waterloo and Taunton Conservative Club
Although St George's Day has been moved to Monday 28th April due to Easter weekend being so close, many places across Tameside still celebrated on the 23rd!
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Fire Service Attends Suspected Chemical Leak In Oldham
Emergency services attended a chemical leak at an address in Oldham this afternoon with several road closures in place.
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St George's Day campaigners call on MP to quit
Dozens of campaigners gathered outside Denton Town Hall and on Denton's civic square early this evening in a renewed call for shamed MP Andrew Gwynne to quit his job.
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Great news for shoppers, residents and businesses in Tameside
Two hours free parking in all Tameside Council run car parks will be available from June this year.
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“It’s given me hope again” - Tameside’s new therapy creates a new hope for Parkinson’s
Local clinic sees incredible results with Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy.
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Crow lands at The Vale hatching surrealism
A show described as 'brilliantly strange' is coming to The Vale arts centre in Mossley on Saturday 24 May 2025.
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Police Issue A Stark Warning To Stalkers
Police are continuing to tackle stalking offences across Greater Manchester by supporting this week’s national awareness campaign to help spread the message.
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Are there any local elections in Greater Manchester this year?
Voters in Greater Manchester were busy last year, with elections for councillors, the mayor, and MPs all taking place.
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Man Wanted In Connection With Murder
Police are appealing for the public’s help in finding Jason Wadsworth who is wanted in connection with a murder after an assault in September 2023.
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MP joins with dads to fight for better paternity leave
Earlier this month, Jon Pearce MP met with dads in Whaley Bridge at The Bridge Nursery for a Messy Play event.
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Next Of Kin Appeal
Do you know the next of kin of a 61-year-old man from Oldham?
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Goofus Theatre Returns with Unique Performances for Dementia Awareness Week
Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust (NCA) has partnered with Goofus Theatre, a charity-based organisation, to bring a series of powerful performances to those who may not otherwise experience them.
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Donations doubled to boost Peak District wildlife
The Peak District National Park Foundation is taking part in the Big Give’s Green Match Fund, in which every donation is doubled for the benefit of nature.
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Children Meet Easter Bunny
Families had a whale of a time at the Oldham Spindles Easter Bunny event on Good Friday.
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Beginner gardening tips for a beautiful outdoor space
National gardening week is fast approaching, and this year’s theme is for new and beginner gardeners, helping to support them on their journey.
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Police Appeal For Help After Teenager Goes Missing
Police are appealing for information after a teenager has gone missing from Nottingham and could be in Oldham.
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Bank Holiday football round-up: Derby ends in stalemate, Robins seal play-off place
The final Tameside derby of the season between Mossley and Stalybridge Celtic ended all square on Bank Holiday Monday, with Jack Irlam’s late penalty rescuing a point for the visitors.
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Air ambulance and police surround shopping centre after incident in Ashton
The air ambulance landed in Ashton-under-Lyne on Monday afternoon (April 21), with witnesses reporting seeing a BMW being followed by police.
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Tintwistle celebrates Vivienne’s Green Champions
On Saturday April 26, Tintwistle Parish Council are holding the first ‘Vivienne Westwood Green Champions Celebration Day’. We visited them to find out more.
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Speedo run takes over Stalybridge in memory of Matthew Lofthouse
Matthew sadly passed away at 29-years-old, in October 2023, whilst sleeping.
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Hospice fumes at "scandalous" charity shop break in
Vandals caused £600 of damage after breaking into and ransacking a hospice’s charity shop in Denton last week.
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Another F1 Academy podium for Palmowski
Alisha Palmowski claimed a second podium of the season with a 3rd-place finish during Round 2 of the F1 Academy in Jeddah.
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Egg-ceptional work! Ava-Grace's ambulance wins over NWAS
A schoolgirl has won plaudits from the North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) for a themed Easter scene she made for a school competition.
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Twenty 'dangerous' bikers prosecuted over past two weekends
Police have been more visible on the High Peak’s roads over Easter weekend as they target ‘dangerous motorcycle riders’.
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Police Federation head dubious of PM's 'new bobbies' promise
A senior police federation official has cast doubt on the Prime Minister’s promise to put thousands more bobbies on the beat.
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Weekend football round-up: Bloods book play-off final place
Droylsden won through to the play-off final of NWCFL First Division North after a nerve-shredding penalty shoot-out win over Holker Old Boys.
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Debutants impress for Hyde in season opener
New signing Ryan O’Brien starred for Hyde as they began their Cheshire County Cricket League season with a thumping home win against Widnes.
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Man Rescued From Bridge
Emergency services winched a man to safety following reports of risk to life on Oldham Way last night.
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TransPennine Express steps in to keep passengers moving this Easter weekend
TransPennine Express (TPE) is set to run Northern’s stopping services between Leeds and York over the Easter weekend – freeing up the other train operator to boost capacity between Leeds and Manchester Victoria via Halifax.
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New Timetables For Trains Across The North In May
Train operator Northern is reminding customers to check before they travel, with timetables for trains changing in May.
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800 cannabis plants seized in Mossley
The plants were seized following a weekend raid.
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StalyFest takes over Bower Fold
The two-day music festival features household name acts and will bring something new and exciting to the area.
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Pubs in Tameside help to collect over 20,000 Easter eggs for charity
75 pubs across the Northwest have been collecting donations.
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Man Jailed For Violent Attack
A heartless thug has been jailed for seven years after launching a vicious attack on a man during a night out in Oldham town centre.
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Iceland Foods Boss To Speak At Mahdlo Business Breakfast
Executive Chairman of Iceland Foods, and chairman of the firm’s charitable foundation, Richard Walker OBE will be the guest speaker at the first Mahdlo business breakfast of 2025.
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High Peak MP hosts successful Careers, Skills & Jobs Fair
Last Friday, Jon Pearce, MP for High Peak, hosted a Careers, Skills & Jobs Fair at Buxton Pavilion Gardens. With over 50 exhibitors and hundreds of people in attendance, the event was a great success.
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Detective Sergeant Convicted Of Sexual Offences Banned And Dismissed From Policing
A detective sergeant from Greater Manchester Police locked up for sexual assaults on colleagues in Oldham has been sacked and barred from policing.
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Just three VE day street parties planned across Tameside
Only three streets in Tameside have applied for road closures to celebrate VE Day next month.
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Stars come out for brave mum
Sporting celebs have answered a life-saving call to help raise thousands of pounds for a brave mum’s brain cancer battle.
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Apartment blocks approved for Hyde and Stalybridge
Two housing plans were approved by the local authority’s planning panel on April 16.
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Vacant grassland set for new homes – despite neighbours’ fears
A small plot of land in Hyde soon have five new homes – despite neighbours’ safety concerns.
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Operation Vulcan Continues To Disrupt Crime Lines
Police in Derker have made more than 30 arrests in a crackdown on those causing fear and intimidation to residents living nearby.
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CGI Images Of Failsworth ‘Charging Oasis’
CGI images show how a huge new £4m electric vehicle charging site will look in Failsworth.
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VE Day Events Planned Across The Borough
Oldham will be celebrating VE Day with a whole week of events and activities across the borough.
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Residents Heading Towards Their Dream Careers
Twenty-three residents are proud to be on the pathway to a successful career after completing the Step into the NHS course at the Millennium Cultural Centre.
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Dementia Hub Invites Residents
Do you have any concerns about memory? Are you living with dementia or supporting someone who has dementia? Then look no further...
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School scores high in independent inspection
St Philip Howard Catholic Voluntary Academy is a fantastic place to work, learn and grow, according to Catholic schools’ inspectors.
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New free parking plan for Tameside towns
Car parking could be free for the first two hours in Tameside town centres if council proposals to support local residents and businesses get the green light.
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Classic car show is back in Denton
On Sunday 27th April, Tameside Car Collectors Club’s display of classic cars is making a return to Denton Market Square.
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Plans for battery storage system next to lake opposed by locals
Plans to build an energy storage facility in Oldham have sparked dismay among locals who fear it will ‘destroy’ their lakeside haven.
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High Peak MP backs Government plan to save British Steel
On Saturday April 12, both Houses of Parliament were recalled, passing the Steel Industry (Special Measures) Act. Jon Pearce, MP for High Peak, attended to support the Government with its plans to save British Steel.
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Tameside residents invited to have their say in local plans for the future
Everyone who lives, works and studies in Tameside is invited to take part and help create the final Local Plan for the borough.
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Police Strike In Early Morning Raid
Operation Vulcan executed two warrants at addresses, believed to be stash houses for local crime groups on Vulcan Street and Spring Street in Derker.
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Northern make it easier for passengers to enjoy the Peak District
Northern customers can now try out new walking and cycling routes which start and end at stations along two of the most scenic routes in the North of England.
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Police Descend On Metrolink In Fight Against Crime
Oldham Neighbourhood Policing Team made several arrests, recovered a stolen bike and a car following a police chase during a multi-agency operation in the town to combat crime.
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Stalybridge pub makes it to top 10 best railway pubs
Stalybridge Buffet Bar and beer house based next to Stalybridge train station came third in the telegraphs ranking for Britain’s best railway pubs.
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Two Charities Benefit From Funds
Two local charities are £2,000 better off between them thanks to the sponsors and supporters of the Oldham Business Awards.
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Flat Issued Closure Order After Reports Of Antisocial Behaviour
A flat in Chadderton has been locked down after a ‘nightmare neighbour’ caused ‘years’ of misery for those living nearby.
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Former Townhall Building To Be Turned Into Hotel
A ‘landmark’ building in Oldham could be transformed into a hotel.
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Update On Future Of Town Centre Post Office
Residents could face a ‘break in service’ while urgent works to secure a new town centre Post Office in Oldham are ongoing.
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Easter bunny surprises children at Tameside Children’s Hospital
On Friday 11th April Stagecoach and Tesco came together to donate easter eggs to children at Tameside Hospital Children’s Ward.
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Check Before You Travel: Northern
Customers planning to use services in Greater Manchester over the Easter weekend have been warned to check before they travel as there will be some disruption.
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Dozens of new homes across Tameside will have their fate decided this week.
A new apartment block and a row of terraced houses is the largest scheme tabled with the council’s planning team.
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Family of 14-year-old unite to give blood
Maisie Almond tragically died in October 2024 at just 14 years old while waiting for a liver transplant.
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£13m Funding Secured For Northern Roots
A £13m project will bring a new cafe, visitor centre and ‘forestry hub’ to the heart of Oldham. Oldham Council will start constructing the brand new centre at the Northern Roots site next to Alexandra Park.
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The 143-home housing scheme in Droylsden given final sign off
The plan to demolish a factory in Droylsden and replace it with 143 new homes has been given the go-ahead.
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Rail Users In For A Treat This Easter
TransPennine Express (TPE) is set to share some seasonal joy with customers this April as it launches an Easter egg giveaway across its network in the lead-up to the bank holiday weekend.
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King’s Trust students graduate from 12-week course
On the 9th of April a celebration event was held where the students graduated from the course they have been completing.
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Better Bike Facilities Are Coming To Northern Railway Stations
Changes to bicycle storage facilities are being introduced at a number of stations on the Northern network.
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Careless Drivers Targeted By Police
Greater Manchester Police is catching careless drivers in the act as they target irresponsible road users putting lives at risk.
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Group campaign to dispel myths
Members of High Peak Against Racism were out in Norfolk Square on Saturday, calling for asylum seekers to be offered safe routes and to be allowed to work.
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Literacy Programme Proving A Success
Oldham Council’s literacy programme is giving families and children the best start in life by offering an award-winning learning experience in the home.
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Community response to Operation Vulcan in Derker
A little girl, aged maybe 11 or 12 years old, stands up in front of a room full of police officers and asks nervously: “What do I do if someone is bringing drugs to school?”
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Eight fire crews put out woodland fire
Firefighters from eight stations took almost 24 hours to put out a blaze on Crowden Moor, less than a week after warning of tinderbox conditions.
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"Retention crisis" at GMP as student cops quit
The head of the Greater Manchester Police Federation (GMPF) said the force is in the depths of a “retention crisis” after 9,000 cops quit across the country.
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We Are All Derbyshire portrait exhibition comes to New Mills
An art exhibition celebrating the people of Derbyshire is now open at High Lea Hall in New Mills.
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Helicopter winches walker to safety after leg break
A hiker was winched to safety by a coastguard helicopter after breaking her leg on Kinder Scout on Friday afternoon.
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Plans for 16-bed HMO in Victorian arcade turned down
Planners have refused permission for the conversion of part of a former shopping arcade into three HMOs as it would cause an “institutionalised environment”.
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Jet wash scammers targeting Tameside
Tameside residents have been asked to be vigilant after reports of rogue traders offering jet washing services across the borough.
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Organ silenced in noise row with neighbours
The owners of a Stalybridge pub have been fined more than £3,500 after it twice breached a noise abatement order.
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Biker in hospital after crash closes Snake Pass
A biker is in hospital with “life threatening injuries” after a collision that closed the A57 Snake Pass on Saturday evening.
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Free Tea and Tech to help tackle digital exclusion in Tameside
Friends of Waterloo Park will be hosting several classes for Tameside residents to learn basic digital skills.
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Pensioner To Appear In Court Over Non Recent Child Sexual Exploitation
A 76-year-old man will appear in court in the New Year on trial for non-recent child sexual offences in Oldham.
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Hyde junior parkrun celebrates its 300th event
The run takes place every Sunday at 9am in Hyde Park.
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Police Meet Residents In Derker For Day of Fun
Operation Vulcan descended on a local park in Derker for a fun-filled day aimed at improving community confidence in police.
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National Crackdown On Business Crime Hailed A Success
Greater Manchester Police and partners made more than 130 visits to business premises as part of the first ever large-scale national intensification crackdown on crime.
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Reform storm to victory in Longdendale by-election
The Reform Party took the Longdendale council seat from Labour in a landslide victory last night (April 10).
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Stalker Wanted By Police
Police are looking for this Hyde man in connection with stalking.
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Man Wanted For Domestic Offences
A 40-year-old man is being sought by police in connection with domestic offences.
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Major new planning applications submitted to council
Six major projects could transform the way Oldham town centre looks forever, including turning part of the town hall into a hotel.
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Oldham council to face leadership challenge from independent group
An independent councillor plans to challenge the leadership of Oldham Council’s Labour boss.
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‘These houses are like chicken coops…it’s bad for people’s health’
Oldham council wants to crack down on ‘chicken coop’ HMOs after the number of shared houses has ‘almost doubled’ in the last five years.
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A guide to spring bulbs aftercare.
The British Garden Centres has put together a guide to help with the aftercare of spring bulbs, in light of the glorious spring weather we have had recently!
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Support a sleep out! – “Even if we help one person by getting them off the street that would be a great achievement.”
Emmaus Mossley are attending a charity sleep-out to raise awareness about homelessness hosted by Oldham Athletic Community Trust.
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‘I was running a hair salon aged 18 – then I became a walking zombie’
Sian Marsden, 25, from Hadfield has faced multiple issues, including post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, emotionally-unstable personality disorder, body dysmorphia and psychosis.
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16-year-old campaigning for a change in schools after being left during a fire
Lucas Vezza-O’Brien from Denton is hoping to change the law so no other pupil is left in the same situation.
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Young Tree Ambassadors plant a legacy on Roughfields
In collaboration with the Tree Council’s ‘Young Tree Champions’ programme, pupils from St Andrew’s School in Hadfield have recently planted fruit trees on the Save Roughfields Campaign site, in a bid to start a community orchard.
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Oldham council issues statement after government update on grooming inquiry cash
Oldham council’s inquiry into local grooming gangs will ‘not be impacted’ despite concerns it will have to bid for government funding.
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Opposition councillors blast government decision on PfE
Councillors in Oldham have blasted a government decision as ‘undemocratic’ and ‘shameful’ after a minister rejected a request to withdraw from a divisive housing scheme.
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Oldham to vote on axing 20 councillors from borough
An Oldham Conservative group member has called on the council to axe a third of its members.
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Treats for Pups Available At 11 Stations
To make travelling with pooches easier - TransPennine Express (TPE) is rolling out pup-friendly provisions for its customers.
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Police Arrest Two And Issue Fines On Tram Station
Police have made two arrests and issued dozens of fines for traffic offences in a crackdown on crime in Derker.
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Tameside councillor who left ‘toxic’ Labour speaks out
A former Labour councillor in Tameside said his resignation was sparked by ‘toxic culture’ of the party and recent welfare cuts.
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Schoolchildren get creative for crucial safety campaign
Pupils at Hadfield Infant School have used their creative talent to highlight the importance of road safety to parents outside their school.
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Wanted!
Police are trying to locate Gareth Gillan who is wanted on recall to prison.
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Oldham pub has licence suspended following brawl and stabbings
One of Oldham’s oldest pubs has been ordered to shut its doors until further notice following a stabbing and mass brawl on Sunday night (April 6).
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Government rejects council’s request to withdraw from PfE
Oldham’s request to withdraw from a ‘controversial’ Greater Manchester housing plan has been rejected by the government.
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Man Arrested As Thousands of Pounds Worth Of Cannabis and E-Bikes Recovered
A 39-year-old man has been arrested in an early morning raid as police tackle drugs and crime in Derker.
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Man Arrested In Connection With Rape Of Child
A 40-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of rape of a child under 13 in Oldham as part of an ongoing investigation into non-recent child sexual exploitation.
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Hyde swim school installs community defibrillator
After a year of fundraising Puddle Ducks Greater Manchester is celebrating with the installation of a defibrillator at their swim school.
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Police clock motorcyclist doing 95mph
Derbyshire Police Safer Neighbourhood Team Officers have recently been out conducting extra speed checks.
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New images showcase £23m M67 bridge works
Over the weekend, eight braced steel beams were lifted into place as part of a £23m project In Denton. And National Highways images captured the impressive moment each was meticulously craned into position.
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Police Appeal For Help In Finding Missing Man with Dementia
Police are becoming increasingly concerned about the whereabouts of a 69-year-old man who suffers from dementia.
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McDonald’s issues update on planned drive thru in Hyde
Scrapped McDonald's drive-thru confirmed.
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Spindles Shopping Centre Wins Award
Oldham Spindles has scooped a top award for transforming a struggling 1990s shopping centre into a vibrant, multi-functional workplace and community hub.
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A man has been rushed to hospital following a stabbing in Audenshaw
Emergency services were called to Guide Lane at 9:10pm on Monday Night.
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Update on Wrigley Head Solar Farm
Plans to build a huge new solar energy farm next to Rochdale Canal could be ‘completed by autumn’ after years of delay.
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Crime is Down And Solve Rates Are Up - GMP
A relentless fight against crime in Oldham and beyond is reaping significant rewards in keeping people safe – according to Greater Manchester Police.
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New Passenger Assistance Points Installed for Rail Users
New facilities designed to give disabled customers the confidence to travel by train have been installed at dozens of stations across the North of England.
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Lifesaving club’s plea for more members
Droylsden Lifesaving Club meet at Medlock on a Monday evening and are searching for new members.
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Primark Cordoned Off As Woman Dies
Emergency services were called out to the Primark Store in Market place last night after a woman died.
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Have You Seen Sarah?
Police are appealing for the public's help in locating a woman who never returned to the Royal Oldham Hospital from authorised leave.
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Tameside man charged with slapping Jack Grealish
A man who allegedly slapped Jack Grealish at the end of Sunday’s Manchester derby has been charged with assault.
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Housing trust to build new homes in Tameside
A housing trust will expand into Tameside as it aims to take its property portfolio to 10,000 homes over the next five years.
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Suspect charged and named after Droylsden machete manhunt
A man has been charged with possession of an offensive weapon in a public place after reports of a someone wielding a machete on yesterday.
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Pétanque players bouled over by new piste
The first pétanque piste in the High Peak is open for business following a £16,000 grant from Tarmac’s Landfill Communities Fund.
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Local hero marks 10 years of life-saving contributions
A Droylsden blood donor is marking a decade of donations by encouraging other people in Tameside to sign up.
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New research on GP experiences in Tameside.
Healthwatch Tameside has published their research on GP experiences from the patient perspective.
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‘Landscapes Unlocked’ offers a tantalising glimpse into Peak District’s past
Over 40,000 unique images from the Peak District National Park’s archives are to be catalogued, and many made public online for the first time.
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Protestors gather to oppose ‘flood of HMOs’ in Shaw
Neighbours in Shaw, Oldham took to the streets this weekend to oppose a ‘flood of HMOs’ entering their town.
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Council turns down 22-bed HMO
Plans for a huge HMO in Oldham that sparked a major backlash among neighbours have been refused by Oldham Council.
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Hyde cricketer signs for Lancashire Academy
Another starlet has rolled off the Hyde Cricket Club conveyor belt with 16-year-old Rian Maisuria signing for the Lancashire Boys' Academy.
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Three Men attacked in Fight
Three men were rushed to hospital following a fight outside a pub in Failsworth last night.
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Swimming the channel in Tameside fundraiser for Willow Wood!
Natalie Drabble will be swimming the length of the English Channel to support Willow Wood Hospice.
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Pub site dating back to 1860 to be brought back to life
Pub site dating back to 1860 to be brought back to life
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Tram crashes surge across Metrolink network
Crashes involving Metrolink trams and cars surged by 30 per cent last year, new data shows.
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Davis Blank Furniss to stage free legal event
The Glossop and Manchester-based law firm is running a free seminar in Glossop for residential landlords and letting agents.
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Green Hill Sports Club Holds Eid Event
Oldham Green Hill Sports & Recreation Club invited local members and guests to a packed Eid event to celebrate community cohesion.
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Arrest after 'man with machete' sightings
Armed police swooped on Medlock Vale in Droylsden after reports of a man with a machete yesterday (Sunday April 6).
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Thugs Convicted of Heinous Crimes
Two men have been found guilty of kidnapping, assaulting and subjecting a pensioner to a terrifying ordeal in Oldham.
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Harding dives into the medals in Mexico
Diving star Anthony Harding began the World Aquatics Diving World Cup season with a 3rd place finish in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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‘Sneak peak’ at new town-centre park
Oldham’s brand new town-centre park will open in March 2026, the council has revealed.
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Residents to protest HMOs as councillors call for tighter restrictions
Residents are gearing up for a peaceful protest following what they describe as a ‘deluge of HMOs’ in an Oldham town.
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“Every child deserves a healthy start in life” – Tameside man wants new law to criminalise substance use during pregnancy
Callum Hesketh was born 2.5 months premature at Tameside Hospital, after being exposed to heroin and crystal meth in the womb.
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Road closures for Transpennine Route Upgrade
A popular destination for holiday outings will be closed to all traffic for two weekends, including the May bank holiday.
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McDonald’s drive-thru plan shelved
Plans to create a new drive-thru McDonald’s in Hyde have been shelved.
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Town centre becomes building site
The centre of Ashton remains a building site as work to transform it continues.
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'Severe chance' of wildfires as dry spell continues
A leading firefighter has warned hikers about the risk of wildfires after the recent spell of dry weather.
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Tameside College students impress in GM skills competition
Students at Tameside College and Clarendon Sixth Form took home more than 20 prizes in the Greater Manchester Colleges Group skills competition.
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No go to 8-bed HMO with 130 objections
A proposed HMO that attracted more than 130 letters of objection will not go ahead after planners condemned the scheme as ‘incompatible’ with the local area.
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MISSING: Ashton man with dementia
Police have asked the public to help in their search for an Ashton man with dementia who has been missing since Saturday morning (April 5).
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Weekend football round-up: Curzon bounce back into the play-offs
A goal line clearance in stoppage time ensured Curzon Ashton leapt back into the National League North play-offs with a 1-0 home win against Warrington Town.
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Newman College head praised as he steps down
The head of a Chadderton school plagued with building issues departed from his post with his head held high on Friday.
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‘One-of-a-kind' teacher retires after 29 years in the classroom
Beloved teacher Helen O’Hara, has retired from Hadfield Infant School after 29 years, with colleagues, parents and pupils expressing their sadness at her departure.
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Police issue warning to van owners
Glossop Police Safer Neighbourhood Team have issued an alert to van owners after a spate of break-ins.
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Award-winning band strikes up a fitting tribute
The award-winning Glossop School Band are reforming for a one-off free concert to celebrate the life of their late maestro, Jack Fletcher.
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Student making headlines with new shoe brand
A budding shoe designer from University Campus Oldham is set to make huge waves in the fashion and footwear industry.
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Think! Fatal 4 Offences
Greater Manchester Police has highlighted the consequences of the Fatal 4 Offences -which contribute to road traffic collisions.
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Free football to counteract anti-social behaviour
Over the last few months, the Glossop Police Safer Neighbourhood Team have seen an increase in anti-social behaviour in Glossop.
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Gala ball for Blythe House Hospice's 35th anniversary
A fundraising gala ball in Buxton is set to celebrate 35 years of a local hospice charity, and tables are now available to book.
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Take a walk on the wild side in the high Peak this Spring
Whether you enjoy a challenging hike or a casual stroll, the High Peak caters to a diverse range of preferences.
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Smash hit musical, Rock Of Ages, comes to New Mills this April
Stockport based NK Theatre Arts head to New Mills Art Theatre for the very first time with their production of Rock Of Ages.