From the 29th to the 31st October, a spooktacular walk was held by a local family (Helen Morris) and aimed to support the KidsCan Children's Cancer Research charity as Emma Neil, a local girl, is currently suffering from an inoperable brain tumour.
The event was a big success for Helen Morris and her company Gallagher, who matched donations made during the event. Helen told us that the event “takes months of planning and days to set up as well as a lot of funding.”
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Winter warmer packs and weekly warm hub launched to support residents
Residents in Tameside, Oldham and Glossop are being invited to access practical support this winter through a new Winter Warmer Packs initiative and a welcoming Winter Warm Hub, aimed at helping people stay warm, connected and supported during the colder months.
