Oldham Reporter from Tuesday, March 10th, 2026
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Walker visiting Dove Stone injured
Thirteen Oldham Mountain Rescue Team members were called to assist North West Ambulance on Sunday morning after a walker fell visiting Dove Stone Reservior sustaining multiple injuries.
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Council leader backs government's new definition of anti-Muslim hostility
Councillor Arooj Shah, leader of Oldham Council, has welcomed the government’s new definition of anti-Muslim hate describing it as an important step forward to protect all regardless of their faith.
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Dove Stone Diamond Multi-Terrain Race back
Oldham Mountain Rescue Team (OMRT) are excited to announce the return of the Dove Stone Diamond Multi-Terrain Race.
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Unlimited fines for dogs worrying sheep
Dog owners whose pets worry sheep are facing “unlimited fines” under tough new rules to protect country livestock.
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Opening date of Oldham’s new market announced
The opening date of Oldham’s new market space has finally been announced. The new building on Yorkshire Street will replace the current Tommyfield Market, which is due to be demolished.
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Why more local families are turning to home education
Eva Yates, 16, is completing work experience with the newsroom at the Reporter and writes here about her experience of home education.
