The latest news from Monday, April 27th, 2026
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Chornobyl at 40: Ukrainian Community Tameside commemorates anniversary
The Ukrainian community in Tameside, led by the local Branch of the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain (AUGB), marked the 40th anniversary of the Chornobyl disaster on 26 April 2026.
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Final day round-up: Curzon Ashton suffer relegation
Despite a heroic final day comeback to rescue a point at relegation rivals Alfreton Town, results elsewhere meant Curzon Ashton’s worst fears came true, as both sides were condemned to the drop.
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Internet culture in pre-election period
A picture of the face of a sitting councillor has been taped to a pint-size water fountain shaped like a little boy peeing.
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97 mile charity canal walk for East Manchester Community Boat Project
Team members from The Reach at Piccadilly Manchester are embarking on a 97-mile charity walk around the Cheshire Ring Canal loop!
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Oldham grandmother completes inspiring challenge on 70th birthday
An energetic grandmother marked a remarkable milestone by walking five miles every day for 70 consecutive days, completing her final walk on her 70th birthday and raising an impressive £1,500 for causes close to her family’s heart.
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Step-Up Falls Prevention Conference to support healthier ageing
Older adults, healthcare professionals and carers are being invited to attend the Step-Up Falls Prevention Conference, a community event focused on reducing fall risks and promoting healthier ageing.
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Car washes targeted in public protection crackdown
Tameside car washes were targeted in multi-agency spot checks to ensure businesses are operating legally and safely.
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Man fighting for his life after road traffic collision
A man in his 20s is fighting for his life in hospital following a serious road traffic collision in Oldham.
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Suspicious items found at Greenfield address
Police have issued an update following the discovery of several suspicious items from a house in Greenfield yesterday (Sunday).
