The latest news from Friday, July 10th, 2026
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Mossley pupils win University of Manchester science photo competition
Children at Livingstone Primary School took first place for a microscopic photograph of a computer memory chip, with the prizes handed over by a Manchester cancer researcher who grew up in the town.
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Oasis Academy Leesbrook students wow audiences with magical production of The Wizard of Oz
Oasis Academy Leesbrook captivated audiences as students staged a spectacular production of The Wizard of Oz . . . delivering what has been hailed as the academy's best production yet.
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Pride in Place funding boost for 12 community projects
Twelve groups across Tameside are celebrating after securing funding to improve their local neighbourhoods.
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Giving Tameside’s pre-term babies the best start in life with ‘liquid gold’ first breast milk
Almost all pre-term babies born at Tameside Hospital now receive colostrum – the first breast milk mothers produce – within two days of birth, thanks to an acclaimed improvement project led by Tameside & Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust’s Integrated Infant Feeding team.
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Volunteers wanted to help capture the impact of community food support
Multi-award-winning community organisation The Power of Resilience CIC is inviting local people to help shape the future of community food support by taking part in a research project with The University of Manchester.
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Professor Brian Cox launches new partnership to inspire next generation of scientists in Oldham
Chadderton-born physicist Professor Brian Cox returned to his hometown for the launch of a partnership between Oldham Athletic Community Trust and Pharmaceutical Company AstraZeneca, which will help bring science to life for hundreds of primary school pupils in the borough.
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Oldham StoryFest returns with a celebration of books, creativity and family fun
Oldham StoryFest is returning with another exciting programme of author talks, illustration workshops and family activities designed to inspire a love of reading.
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Songs, support and smiles at St George’s Church Dementia Cafe
A church hall filled with music, conversation and shared understanding has become a vital source of comfort for people living with dementia and the carers who support them.
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Thousands of council workers including Oldham to ballot for strike action over pay
Thousands of Unite members working with local authorities including Oldham are balloting for strike action after rejecting this year’s pay offer.
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Police to step up patrols in Shaw after reports of man behaving suspiciously
There will be an increased police presence in Shaw following reports of a man behaving suspiciously in the area last Friday (July 3, 2026).
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Murder investigation launched after man dies following assault in Failsworth
A murder investigation is underway following the death of a man after a serious assault in Failsworth.
