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New podcast offers support and advice for unpaid carers
Unpaid carers looking after family members or friends can now listen to a new podcast offering practical advice, support and real-life stories from carers across Derbyshire.
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Glossop dad to run 10K for children affected by war in Ukraine
A Glossop father of two who fled Ukraine with his family after the Russian invasion is taking part in a 10K run to raise money for children affected by the war.
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Residents invited to join Peak Cluster awareness walk
Residents with concerns about the proposed Peak Cluster carbon capture pipeline are invited to take part in a community relay walk through the High Peak on Sunday 27th September.
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New Litter Hubs launch across Tameside
Eight new community spaces are now operating as Litter Hubs to help keep Tameside clean and tidy.
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Affordable housing boost as 13 shared ownership family homes released in Oldham
First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) has released 13 shared ownership family homes for sale at its Fitton Hill development.
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Transformational gift enhances women’s health services
The Women’s Health Unit at Tameside Hospital has relocated to the Yellow Suite, where new, modern, fit-for-purpose procedure rooms and clinic spaces have been created.
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Step-free access plans for two Tameside railway stations
Two Tameside railway stations are set for major accessibility improvements as part of a programme to provide step-free access at six stations across Greater Manchester.
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Police launch appeal to locate man in connection with a burglary
Police are appealing for the public’s help to identify a man in relation to a burglary of a dwelling in Sugden Street, Ashton-under-Lyne in Tameside.
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Lived experience recovery set to hold next event
A local lived experience recovery group is holding an event in a bid to make recovery visible and reduce the stigma attached to it.
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Make September the month to create your Will
Join the Francis House Children’s Hospice Make a Will Month campaign to safeguard your family’s future with a first Will or an updated Will and help support the families of children and young people with life-shortening conditions.
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Dogs Trust launches new support for owners considering giving up their dog
Dogs Trust Manchester is highlighting its new rehoming service, Homestay, for those who need immediate support to rehome their dog but can still care for them until the charity finds them a new home.
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Drivers across Tameside reminded to 'Stop for the Lollipop'
Drivers across Tameside are being reminded to stop to give way to school crossing patrol officers so they can safely guide children and their families across the road.
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Temple to throw open its doors for Heritage Open Days
Local people are being invited to the Shree Swaminarayan Mandir this weekend, which is hosting Oldham Histories Festival and Heritage Open Days.
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Police appeal for help finding woman wanted on recall to prison
Greater Manchester Police have issued an appeal for help locating a woman who is wanted on recall to prison.
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Councillors react as Derbyshire council shake-up is paused
Plans to replace Derbyshire’s 10 existing councils with two new authorities have been put on hold by the Government, prompting criticism over the cost and uncertainty surrounding the reorganisation.
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Community support event for Tameside's veterans
Mental health support, a wartime memorabilia box, and socialising are all part of a new community support event for veterans in Tameside.
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From Squid Game dance disaster to gruesome cake career
A local woman who was left bed-bound after a Squid Game-themed dance went disastrously wrong has transformed the accident into an unlikely new career creating gruesome cakes and treats.
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New governance structure agreed
After weeks of political stand-offs, negotiations, and online speculation, councillors in Oldham have finally agreed on one thing: they’ll have to work together if they want the council to function.
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Green Party campaigner calls for 388 bus service to be rerouted
Philip Wilson-Marks, Green Party Campaigner for Stalybridge North, is calling on Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) to consider rerouting the new 388 bus service through Tameside General Hospital.
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Discovery Academy Hyde celebrates 10 years of inspiring young minds
This year, Discovery Academy Hyde, part of Victorious Academies Trust, is celebrating its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of achievement, growth and community impact.
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Owners urged not to dismiss changes in pets as ‘just getting older’
Pet owners are being urged to take a closer look at changes in their cats’ and dogs’ behaviour and mobility, after a local vets warned that signs often dismissed as part of ageing could be symptoms of arthritis.
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Local charity invites people to annual Celebration Ball
People are encouraged to get their ball gowns and black ties ready for a celebratory occasion filled to the brim with festivities and class.
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Charity launches £250K appeal to help transform children's unit at Royal Oldham Hospital
NorthCare Charity has launched a £250,000 appeal to transform the Sunshine Room at Royal Oldham Hospital . . . creating a comforting sanctuary for children with complex and life-limiting conditions, neurodiverse patients and families facing end-of-life care.
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Glossop campaigners welcome Government measures
Members of High Peak Against Racism have welcomed new Government measures targeting Israeli settlement activity in the occupied West Bank, but are calling for further action.
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Former Derbyshire police call handlers jailed for abusing positions
Two former Derbyshire Constabulary call handlers have been jailed after abusing their positions within the force.
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Passengers with mobility scooters can now travel on all types of Northern trains with free permit
Passengers with mobility scooters are now able to travel on all of the different types of trains in Northern’s fleet with a free permit.
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Heroes and Villains unite for super Sunday of support for Hospice care
Over 100 people put their best foot forward for Willow Wood Hospice as this year’s Heroes and Villains-themed walk brought plenty of colour, fun and fundraising.
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Free family fun at ‘Happenin in Hyde’ event
Street theatre, walkabout performances, face painting and arts and crafts are all part of the exciting programme for Hyde's family fun day.
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Evening of Hope to raise funds for Anthony Seddon Centre
A glittering charity event aimed at raising funds and awareness for the Anthony Seddon Centre will take place in Ashton-under-Lyne next month.
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Police make arrests at Cavendish Mill in Ashton-under-Lyne
Greater Manchester Police officers from the St Peter's Neighbourhood Team executed a warrant at Cavendish Mill in Ashton-under-Lyne this morning (September 15).
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Police are appealing for help locating woman in relation to robbery
Greater Manchester Police are asking for help locating the woman in the photo accompanying this story.
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Mahdlo Youth Zone and Oldham Theatre Workshop launch new theatre partnership
Young people across Oldham will have the opportunity to explore theatre and performing arts with Oldham Theatre Workshop at Mahdlo Youth Zone, with places available for £5 per course.
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Reform leader steps down
Oldham’s Reform UK group has officially confirmed a ‘change in leadership’ after a week of widespread conjecture on social media.
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Tameside clubs set to meet in FA Trophy
The draw for the third qualifying round of the FA Trophy has been made, with two Tameside clubs set to meet.
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Car thief jailed for four years after hit-and-run robbery of cyclist
A 19-year-old man has been jailed after knocking a young man off his e-bike in a stolen car, leaving him injured on the ground and seeing his bike taken.
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Golf club set to host charity event
Manchester Golf Club is hosting a charity event later this month with proceeds going to Oldham Mountain Rescue Team’s vehicle fundraiser and Jolly Josh Charity.
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The plan to help 90,000 kids in Greater Manchester travel to school trips for free
Around 90,000 school kids in Greater Manchester will be able to travel on Bee Network trams for free to help them go on educational school trips.
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Governance Update
Oldham could be on the verge of a turning point after weeks locked in political stalemate.
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Weekend football round-up: Tongue fires Celtic into hat
Stalybridge Celtic progressed to the FA Trophy second qualifying round in dramatic circumstances on Saturday, thanks to a last-minute winner from Liam Tongue.
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Local pair take to the skies for Age UK Tameside
Kate Potter, Next Steps Employability Engagement Worker along with her colleague Hayley, will complete a daring skydive next year to raise money for Age UK Tameside.
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Police ask for help finding man with connections to Tameside
Can you help Greater Manchester Police locate Anthony Horrocks (13/01/1975), who is wanted on recall to prison?
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Road closures due to resurfacing works across Tameside
A number of roads across Tameside will be closed for repair work over the next few weeks.
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Tameside Striders’ present £357 donation to The Shed Tameside
Stalybridge Celtic Juniors in conjunction with Tameside Striders’ have handed over a £357 donation to The Shed Tameside after a sponsored walk-and-football fundraiser, boosting the community charity’s work tackling isolation and supporting mental health through woodwork, crafts and social activities.
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Nursery celebrates £100k transformation
A local Nursery has celebrated the transformation of a former Ashton nursery site following a £100K investment and the successful registration of Shooting Stars Pre-School Nursery with Ofsted.
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Conservatives criticise Carelink closure update
High Peak Conservatives have issued a statement criticising the handling of the closure of the Carelink service, following High Peak Borough Council’s latest update on alternative provision for customers.
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Free climate film screening returns to Padfield
A free film exploring the impact of climate change on our everyday lives is to be shown in Padfield this month, with everyone invited to attend.
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Plans submitted for 40 new houses in Glossop
Muller Property Group has submitted an outline planning application for the six-acre site off Cliffe Road, which sits within Glossop’s settlement boundary and is currently undesignated land.
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High Peak MP backs assisted dying bill as MPs reject proposals
High Peak MP Jon Pearce has expressed his disappointment after voting in favour of legislation to legalise assisted dying, which was narrowly rejected by Parliament.
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Mossley lead tributes to former boss Dave Wild
Tributes have been paid to much loved non-League football manager Dave Wild, whose death was announced over the weekend.
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Former police sergeant faces eight charges of misconduct
A former Derbyshire Constabulary officer has been charged with multiple counts of misconduct in public office.
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The future of Snake Pass
When choosing to drive between Manchester and Sheffield, on paper, it should be a picturesque journey.
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Five staff qualify as Oldham specialist school grows its own teaching team
Five members of staff at an Oldham specialist school have qualified or started professional training this year, as it makes the case for apprenticeships as an alternative to the university route into teaching.
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Coastguard helicopter assists Oldham Mountain Rescue Team after walker injured in Dovestone
The Oldham Mountain Rescue Team scrambled to assist an injured walker in Birchin Clough, near Dovestone on Saturday afternoon.
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Analysis – What lies in store for Oldham as it enters ‘unprecedented’ territory
Some are claiming the situation in Oldham is now the worst it has ever been. That is quite the statement for a council where politicians’ cars have been fire bombed and police have been called into the council chamber.
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Lily’s of Ashton to host Nepal Appeal buffet
Lily’s Indian Vegetarian Cuisine in Ashton-under-Lyne is inviting the local community to come together for a special fundraising buffet in support of the Nepal Appeal.
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Tens of thousands enjoy a summer of fun in Tameside
Over 13,000 people enjoyed Tameside’s cultural events over the summer including a ginormous sandpit, arts and crafts by the river, and theatre performances in the park.
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Heritage Open Days launch in Tameside
Back to the future as local history group 'Travel Through Time'
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Craft Artisan Market coming to Stalybridge
Shoppers and visitors can enjoy a new artisan event with a creative twist at Stalybridge Victoria Market Hall as part of its new programme of activities.
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Discover Tameside's history at the Heritage Open Days Festival
From a vintage Ashton bus to fascinating archaeological discoveries, Heritage Open Days will showcase Tameside's transport heritage and local history.
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Communities invited to support Pink Chai campaign to raise awareness of breast cancer
With Breast Cancer Awareness Month just weeks away, people across Oldham and beyond are being encouraged to host a Pink Chai gathering to raise awareness of the disease.
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Woman being sought by police to assist with shop robbery
Police have released a CCTV image of a woman they would like to speak to as they believe she can help with their investigation into a theft at Holland & Barrett on Market Place, Oldham.
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Hulme Grammar School’s Head of Computer Science wins National AI Innovation in Education Award
Stephen Norbury, Head of Computer Science at Hulme Grammar School, has been honoured with the prestigious AI Innovation in Education Award at the national CODE Awards.
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Bev Craig covers tram extensions, face covering bans and the tourist tax
Metrolink extensions, banning face coverings and the newly introduced tourist tax have all been discussed by Bev Craig.
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Tameside manufacturer steps up digital plans after leadership programme
A Dukinfield manufacturer is stepping up its use of technology after its operations manager took part in a programme aimed at helping manufacturing leaders plan for the future.
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Small HMO plan sparks uproar
A small HMO in Ashton that left locals disgusted has been rejected by Tameside council.
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Empty Mossley mill will be turned into housing
The abandoned Britannia New Mill in Mossley will be demolished and replaced with housing.
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Meet the board helping shape Hattersley's future and share your ideas
The people helping to shape the future of Hattersley are inviting residents to join the conversation.
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Tameside teams together to launch Borough Strategy 2026-30
Organisations across Tameside came together to launch a strategy to help make the borough a better place to live, work, and visit – delivering a shared vision of making Tameside a great place for all.
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Major project about to open
A major project ‘unlike anything else in the UK’ is about to open in the heart of Oldham after nearly £13m was spent transforming the area.
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Firefighters tackle house fire in Dukinfield
A house fire broke out in Dukinfield in the early hours of Thursday morning, leading to the road being closed and residents being evacuated.
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Reform leader says he’s still in charge despite claims
Oldham Reform’s boss says claims he is no longer in the post are ‘just gossip and hearsay’. This comes two days after other party leaders were reportedly told Councillor Lewis Quigg was being replaced.
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New MDC approved
A new ‘rocketbooster’ could turbo-charge major changes in Oldham over the next decade. This could see a new indoor arena built, thousands of new homes, and millions of pounds of investment.
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Plan for major changes in five Greater Manchester towns backed by mayor Bev Craig
Plans for major regeneration in five Greater Manchester towns have taken a step forward.
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Tameside police appeal for information about Stalybridge incident
Police officers are appealing for information after a man entered a restaurant and took money from the till, on Castle Street in Stalybridge.
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Local family raise thousands for childhood dementia charity
On Sunday 30th August, Duncan Walker and his family decided to take on a 6-mile hike on the Pennine Trail, determined to raise funds for a charity close to their hearts - Childhood Dementia Initiative.
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Oldham Netball Club gain valuable international experience against NI Warriors
Oldham Netball Club travelled to Belfast over the weekend to face the Northern Ireland Warriors in a two-match preseason series at Ulster University.
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Nisbet commits his future to Oldham
Roughyeds have completed an important bit of business with outside back Tom Nisbet agreeing a deal to extend his stay at Oldham.
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New playground boost for St. Andrew’s pupils thanks to TRU grant
St. Andrew’s C of E Junior School in Hadfield has unveiled a transformed outdoor space following the successful securing of a grant from the Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) scheme.
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Police appeal for help to find missing teenager
Police are appealing for the public’s help to find a 16-year-old boy who has not been seen since Monday, September 7.
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Traitors star launches 'Pay it Forward' campaign to make new theatre production accessible to all
Actor Julie Hesmondhalgh has launched a 'Pay It Forward' ticket campaign to make sure local people who could not afford a theatre ticket can experience Oldham Coliseum Theatre's new production of Macbeth this autumn.
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Beehives vandalised on King George V Playing Fields
Several beehives at the community apiary at King George V Playing Fields in Ashton-under-Lyne have been damaged after they were overturned by unknown parties.
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Police appeal for next of kin after man dies
Do you know the next of kin of a man who has sadly passed away?
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Comedy fundraiser for Tameside Hospital hopes to bring the laughter
A host of comedians are coming together for a charity fundraising event to support Tameside Hospital's Critical Care Unit and show that perhaps laughter really is the best medicine.
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Police launch appeal after woman robbed and attacked at cemetery
Police are appealing for information after a woman was robbed and attacked at Chadderton Cemetery.
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Rugby league figures to come together for Mahdlo Youth Zone fundraising dinner
Rugby league figures are set to come together for Mahdlo Youth Zone’s Rugby Dinner with proceeds supporting the charity’s work with young people across Oldham.
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Police appeal for help in locating missing man
Police have launched an urgent appeal to find a 62-year-old man who has not been seen since yesterday afternoon (Monday, September 7).
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Flyover works delayed
Drivers are set to face more traffic chaos as works to fix a key flyover in Oldham could take another 10 weeks.
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Bin crews and parking officers targeted in Oldham
Parking wardens and bin workers in Oldham have been targeted while out doing their jobs. Oldham council has slammed the incidents as ‘unacceptable’.
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Blaze Street dancers secure top rankings at World Championships
Dancers from Blaze Street Dance Academy, based in Ashton-under-Lyne, are celebrating an outstanding achievement after representing England at their first-ever UDO World Championships.
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Weekend football round-up: Robins' FA Cup run goes on
Ashton United are now Tameside’s only representative in this year’s FA Cup, with Hyde United and Curzon Ashton suffering first qualifying round exits over the weekend.
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The Rusty Memorial Car Show raises more than £2,000
The Peter ‘Rusty’ Kennedy Memorial Car Show has raised more than £2,000 for Willow Wood Hospice following another successful gathering in Ashton-under-Lyne.
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Brewers Fayre closes all its restaurants – including Denton’s Stable Gate
A familiar restaurant chain is disappearing today, as Brewers Fayre shuts all 89 of its restaurants in the UK.
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GMP asks for help finding wanted man with links to Tameside
Greater Manchester Police have issued an appeal on social media in order to find a wanted man with links to Tameside.
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Police appeal for help in locating family of man who has died
Police are appealing for the public’s help to trace the family of a man from Oldham who has sadly passed away.
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Oldham's lost soldier: Appeal to reunite WWI digger with his name, 110 years on
A 110-year-old mystery from the trenches of the Western Front could finally be solved if the right man from Oldham comes forward.
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Residents invited to review proposals for Tameside’s Council Tax Support Scheme
Residents in Tameside are being asked by Tameside Council to have their say on proposed changes to the Council Tax Support (CTS) Scheme.
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Toughest half marathon in the UK returns
Oldham’s Halloween Half Marathon - the borough's gruelling 13.1-mile race - is back this Halloween.
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Find your voice - change your life by joining local vocals in Oldham
Local Vocals are looking forward to the start of their new term, fresh from the success of their recent high-profile performances.
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Stalybridge Town Team volunteers honoured by High Sheriff of Greater Manchester
Volunteers who dedicate their time to supporting Stalybridge have received special recognition from the High Sheriff of Greater Manchester for their contribution to the community.
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Transformation of mill set to get the go-ahead
The future of an abandoned mill in Mossley will be decided next week.
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Council issue update on Carelink closure
Carelink customers who want to secure alternative service provision when the service closes are being reassured that there are companies offering similar falls and emergency care response services.
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Tip campaigner warns of bin collection problems
A Glossop campaigner fighting plans to close the town’s household waste and recycling centre has warned residents they could face problems with their bin collections if they follow advice contained in Derbyshire County Council’s consultation.
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£66m revealed as cost of Derbyshire’s local government reorganisation
Derbyshire councils are to each set aside more than £16 million for the initial costs of closing down their own organisations and creating new ones - including laying off many staff.
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Five men jailed after running Oldham drugs line linked to county lines network
Five men who ran a county lines drugs network that flooded Oldham's streets with crack cocaine and heroin have been jailed for a combined total of more than 31 years.
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Nostalgic Oldham to bring free retro entertainment to town centre
Vintage cars, live entertainment, and traditional performances will take over Oldham town centre for a free celebration of all things retro.
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Police hunt man wanted on recall to prison
Police are appealing for the public's help in locating a man who is wanted on recall to prison.
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Police launch appeal after vehicle stolen in Milton Keynes found abandoned in Oldham
Police are investigating an incident in which a vehicle was stolen from Milton Keynes and dumped in Chadderton.
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Brave fundraisers invited to fire walk for mental health charity
Oldham residents are invited to step out of their comfort zone and onto hot coals as part of a fundraising challenge for a special cause.
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Fruit-picking project hailed a huge success
A summer project which allowed hundreds of people to pick their own free fruit at a community orchard has been hailed a huge success.
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Tameside school forced to defend uniform policy after complaints
A secondary school in Tameside has defended its uniform policy after a number of pupils were reportedly turned away on the first day of the new school year because of the length of their skirts.
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St Peter’s CofE Primary praised by Ofsted for strong standards and high achievement
St Peter’s CofE Primary School in Ashton-under-Lyne has been praised for its strong achievement, attendance, behaviour and leadership standards following an Ofsted inspection.
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Local business named one of the Nation’s favourite businesses for 2026
Decisions Clothing in Ashton-under-Lyne has been named as one of the Nation’s Favourite Businesses by the Small Business Saturday campaign, as it kicks off its annual call to champion and support the nation’s favourite small businesses.
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The Secret Garden opens a permanent space in Stalybridge
The Secret Garden, a mobile bar which many people in Tameside and beyond will recognise from festivals in the area, now has a permanent base in Stalybridge town centre.
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Teenager arrested on suspected terror offences
A 14-year-old boy has been arrested following a police operation in Simmondley, Glossop.
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Glossop fish stocks net a £1,500 boost
Jon Pearce, MP for High Peak, has visited a historic fishing pond in Glossop after a local angling society received £1,500 in funding from the Environment Agency.
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Construction starts on major new scheme
Construction is ‘fully underway’ at a major £28m scheme to deliver 75 new affordable homes in the centre of Oldham.
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Channel 4's 'Army of Shadows' is being filmed in Ashton
Ashton-under-Lyne has found itself temporarily transformed into a Britain that exists somewhere between the familiar and the frightening thanks to filming for a new drama taking place in the town.
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Glossop opticians launch annual reading competition
An opticians in Glossop is helping local children get their eyes ready for the new school year with the return of its annual back-to-school competition.
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Failsworth Poppy Appeal needs you
The 2026 Poppy Appeal is fast approaching and the Failsworth Royal British Legion is determined to make this year’s appeal bigger, better and more successful than ever.
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Tributes paid to much-loved former headteacher
A much-loved former Hadfield headteacher who shaped the lives of generations of children has sadly passed away.
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A dance-themed fun day is coming to Ashton
From Hacienda beats to Doodle Dance, September’s Super Saturday event in Ashton town centre will offer fun for all the family.
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Historic chippy Levers makes a splash in new home in Spindles
The beloved chip shop with a proud history has got off to a flying start after reopening in a new location.
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£60m pothole fund announced for Greater Manchester
The mayor of Greater Manchester will put £60m towards filling potholes across the city-region.
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FCHO completes first phase of £15.7m Fitton Hill housing development
All 29 properties from the initial phase of First Choice Homes Oldham’s (FCHO) Fitton Hill development have now been handed over to the housing association.
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Fire crews tackle chippy blaze
Fire crews rushed to a blaze at a chippy in Dukinfield yesterday afternoon.
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Update on council fines on Waterloo Street
Oldham Council has revealed how many fines have been paid on a road that turns into a ‘nightmare’ because people flout the rules. The LDRS understands issues are still ongoing despite enforcement action.
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From Ewen Fields to the Etihad: The meteoric rise of Iliman Ndiaye
Six years ago, Iliman Ndiaye had just netted his first goal for Hyde United in a 3-1 win over Matlock Town, the day after his 20th birthday.
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Brave fundraisers invited to fire walk for mental health charity
Tameside residents are invited to step out of their comfort zone and onto hot coals as part of a fundraising challenge for Pennine Care Charity.
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GMP asks for help locating wanted man with links to Tameside
Can you help Greater Manchester Police locate Callum Clement Burt (24/12/1992), who is wanted for a breach of court order?
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Plans move forward to restore Daisy Nook Country Park
‘Ambitious’ plans to restore a major wildlife area next to the M60 are about to take another step forward. The attraction, which ‘no one talks about’ locally, is already bringing in people from across the country.
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New Costa Coffee drive-thru opens in Hattersley Retail Park
A new Costa Coffee drive-thru has opened its doors at the recently developed Hattersley Retail Park, bringing another new facility to the area.
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Oldham Netball Club crowned inaugural Fire5 Champions winning a £13,000 prize fund
Oldham Netball Club made history this weekend by becoming the inaugural Fire5 Champions, claiming the title and £13,000 in prize money at the UK's first-ever Fire5 tournament, held at Belle Vue Sports Arena, Manchester.
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Man wanted by police in relation to robbery
An 18-year-old man is being sought by police in connection with a robbery.
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Oldham recall Cole Geyer for play-offs
Cole Geyer is back at Oldham after Roughyeds activated the hooker’s loan release clause, providing a major boost to the club ahead of the play-offs.
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Meet the artists set to bring Oldham’s Town of Culture to life
Thirteen local artists, schools, charities and community groups have been chosen to bring their ideas to life during Oldham’s year as Greater Manchester Town of Culture.
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Bank Holiday football round-up: Derby day delight for Curzon and Glossop
Both Ashton sides met in the league for the first time in over seven years on Bank Holiday Monday, as Curzon Ashton welcomed Ashton United to the Tameside Stadium.
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Find your voice, change your life - Local Vocals comes to Ashton-under-Lyne
Local Vocals are opening a new choir in Ashton-under-Lyne. The community choir runs 44 other choirs across the North of England.
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Four people charged in relation to a wildfire at Dovestone Reservoir
Four people have been charged following a wildfire at Dovestone Reservoir in July.
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Fields of Gold Festival 2026 is set to bring two days of tribute acts to Tameside
Fields of Gold Festival returns to Ashton-under-Lyne this weekend for two days of live music, tribute acts, and a buzzing festival atmosphere.
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Oldham charities unite to call for national treatment centres
An Oldham community care provider has become the first organisation to back a UK campaign calling for specialist endometriosis health clinics.
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Oldham traffic crackdown as funding confirmed to keep yellow box junctions clear
Motorists should be able to take advantage of freer flowing traffic at four key locations in Oldham after funding has been confirmed and equipment is on order for work to keep critical yellow box junctions clear.
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Choking can become life-threatening within minutes as St John Ambulance aims to teach 500,000 life-saving first aid
Thirty-one per cent of people in the North West do not know choking can become life-threatening in minutes without first aid - according to new research from St John Ambulance.
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Neighbourhood pride and appreciation celebrated with help of Eco Streets project
Residents are enjoying transformed streets and alleyways, featuring colourful mosaic house numbers, improved waste and recycling management, and community vegetable planters.
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Oldham specialist school invests £100K on expansion but not to take on more pupils
An Oldham specialist school has invested £100,000 to open an ICT suite, new classrooms, calm rooms, a library and a new kitchen, but it will not increase the number of pupils it teaches.
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Police launch appeal for information following fatal road traffic collision
A pensioner who was rushed to hospital following a road traffic collision on Thursday has sadly died.
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Droylsden teenager makes history on world jiu-jitsu stage
A 14-year-old from Droylsden has completed a remarkable hat-trick of international Grand Slams while living thousands of miles from home to chase his dreams.
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Tameside Baby Showers to help families prepare for parenthood
Expectant parents and growing families are invited to a new series of Baby Showers taking place across Tameside from September.
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Poetry, brass and recovery: a new way to walk in Oldham
A permanent audio walking trail co-created by people recovering from substance use is set to launch in Oldham this September, blending spoken-word poetry with brass band music.
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Executive Cabinet approves plans for Ashton and Stalybridge MDC
Plans for a Mayoral Development Corporation (MDC) in Ashton and Stalybridge have taken a major step forward, following approval by Tameside Council's Executive Cabinet on 26 August.
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Community litter-pick organised by FCHO hailed a success
The Barker Street Estate was given a clean up this month thanks to an event organised by First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO).
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Macbeth and Lady Macbeth cast in Oldham Coliseum Theatre’s bold new production
Oldham Coliseum Theatre has announced Andrew Sheridan and Erin Shanagher will take on the roles of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth in its radical staging of Shakespeare's Macbeth, directed by the Coliseum’s new Creative Director, Nick Bagnall.
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An international affair at Tameside Rotary
On 11th August at Ashton-under-Lyne Golf Club at their monthly meeting, Tameside Rotary welcomed back their very good friend, President Volodymyr Bulba of Kharkiv Independence Rotary Club.
