The latest news from Thursday, December 11th, 2025
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Parents and UNISON welcome Derbyshire council’s £1.3m boost for SEND staff
Concerned parents and union members have welcomed Derbyshire County Council’s decision to boost funding for its SEND teams.
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New plans for HMO hotspot slammed as ‘irresponsible’
A HMO has been given the go-ahead by planners despite locals slamming the decision as ‘irresponsible’.
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Local riders gear up for festive charity toy run
A motorcycle riders’ group based in Hadfield is inviting the community to come together this Christmas to support a local charity.
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Transport for Greater Manchester workers join Metrolink Tram staff in December strikes
Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) workers begin a fresh round of strike action tomorrow (Friday) over fair pay.
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Toy Appeal launched to brighten Christmas for children at Royal Oldham Hospital
Upturn is determined to ensure there isn’t a little boy or girl forgotten by Santa Claus this Christmas – by launching a toy appeal for the Royal Oldham Hospital’s Children’s Ward.
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Winners of FCHO's summer gardening competition 2025 revealed
The winners of First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO)’s Budding Neighbourhoods summer gardening competition 2025 have been announced.
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Costly Christmas clogs: home cooks told to watch what goes down the drain
Home cooks in Tameside and across Greater Manchester are being urged to think twice before tipping leftover festive fat down the kitchen sink this Christmas.
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Waterloo and Taunton Conservative Club brings Christmas cheer
The Waterloo and Taunton Conservative Club in Ashton-under-Lyne once again spread festive joy, opening its doors to club members and local residents aged 65 and over for its annual Pensioners Christmas Party.
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Exciting regeneration plans set to transform Stalybridge town centre
Stalybridge is set to undergo a fresh wave of regeneration as work begins on a series of major improvements aimed at making the town centre more attractive, accessible, and welcoming for residents, businesses, and visitors.
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A man to appear in court following an investigation into a series of burglaries across Oldham and Tameside
A man has been charged following an investigation into a series of burglaries across Oldham and Tameside.
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All Saints CVA have festive fun for good cause
Pupils and staff at All Saints CVA got into the festive spirit for Elf Day, raising funds in support of Alzheimer’s.
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Council warning over 'unprecedented flu wave'
Derbyshire County Council has echoed warnings from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) as flu cases rise sharply across the country.
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The local locksmith supporting the community
With darker evenings and winter weather setting in, safety and security are once again high on the agenda for residents across Glossop.
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Youngster's mission to spread winter warmth
A local family is spreading warmth and kindness this festive season thanks to the dedication of a young girl determined to help those most in need.
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Major upgrade for historic hall
Capacity at Glossop’s landmark Victoria Hall is set to double following funding from the Council.
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Glossop man charged with serious assault
Officers were called out to reports of an assault at a property on Snake Road, Glossop, just after 9pm on Sunday 7th December.
