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• Hyde woman turns near-fatal melanoma battle into mission to save others

  When Chelsea Tantum walks into a room today, she looks like any other young woman from Hyde enjoying life. Just a year ago, she was on palliative care, in a wheelchair and on a syringe driver of morphine, told there was only a 40–50 per cent chance that her cancer treatment would work as melanoma spread through her body.

• Pedal power for Tameside and Glossop neonatal team

  A group of determined cyclists are set to take on a 62-mile charity bike ride next month in a heartfelt show of thanks to the neonatal teams who cared for baby Herbie after his premature birth.

• Residents invited to shape £1.3m Pride in Place funding across Tameside

  Residents across Tameside are being urged to have their say on how more than £1.3 million of Pride in Place Impact Funding should be spent in their communities.

• Advertorial: Audenshaw family business still rolling after nearly 70 years

  Tucked away on Droylsden Road near the Snipe Retail Park is a business that has quietly supported thousands of local people for nearly seven decades.