The very latest news
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Football legends help raise record £9,000 for Willow Wood Hospice
More than 200 local football fans packed into the 6th Annual Willow Wood Hospice Football Night last Friday (26 September), where three Manchester City legends helped raise over £9,000 for the Ashton-based hospice – almost double last year’s total.
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New communal garden blossoms at Gibson Terrace
Residents at Gibson Terrace in Ashton are celebrating the arrival of a colourful new outdoor space after the transformation of their once under-used communal garden.
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Community rallies for mental health charity football day at Woodhams Park
A Dukinfield man has organised a charity football day to raise awareness and vital funds for Mentell, following a tragic few weeks for the local community.
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Northern's offering three million tickets priced at £2 for journeys across the North of England
Northern has launched a Flash Sale with three million tickets for journeys across the North of England available from just £2.
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Free arts industry course for Oldham teens
Creative teens in Oldham are invited to sign up for a free course that could open the door to a career in the arts.
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Operation Vulcan continues to crack down on crime in Derker six months on
Operation Vulcan continues to make significant inroads against organised crime and violent disorder in Derker and warn more police activity is coming in the weeks and months ahead.
Tameside Reporter
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Tameside Hospital seeks Volunteers !
Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust is calling on members of the local community to make a meaningful difference in the lives of patients by volunteering with the hospital’s dedicated Patient Experience Team.
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Football legends help raise record £9,000 for Willow Wood Hospice
More than 200 local football fans packed into the 6th Annual Willow Wood Hospice Football Night last Friday (26 September), where three Manchester City legends helped raise over £9,000 for the Ashton-based hospice – almost double last year’s total.
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Cancer Survivor’s Birthday Golf Bash Raises £11,163 for The Christie
In 2021, Keith Harrison was diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma and told he had just two years to live without treatment. Fortunately, he was able to undergo life-saving immunotherapy at The Christie. By August 2023, on his 65th birthday, Keith received the incredible news that he was cancer-free.
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New communal garden blossoms at Gibson Terrace
Residents at Gibson Terrace in Ashton are celebrating the arrival of a colourful new outdoor space after the transformation of their once under-used communal garden.
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Community rallies for mental health charity football day at Woodhams Park
A Dukinfield man has organised a charity football day to raise awareness and vital funds for Mentell, following a tragic few weeks for the local community.
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Northern's offering three million tickets priced at £2 for journeys across the North of England
Northern has launched a Flash Sale with three million tickets for journeys across the North of England available from just £2.
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Denton Barnardo’s Charity Shop Saved After Uncertainty
Six months ago, staff and volunteers were left shocked after learning that the building’s landlord had put the Stockport Road site on the market TO LET. The move placed the future of the shop in jeopardy and caused deep concern among both the team and the local community.
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Manchester Bee Network Metroline bus strike to go ahead
Strike action by around 1,000 Unite members working at Metroline Manchester will go ahead from tomorrow, after talks broke down.
Glossop Chronicle
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Northern's offering three million tickets priced at £2 for journeys across the North of England
Northern has launched a Flash Sale with three million tickets for journeys across the North of England available from just £2.
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Manchester Bee Network Metroline bus strike to go ahead
Strike action by around 1,000 Unite members working at Metroline Manchester will go ahead from tomorrow, after talks broke down.
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Bee Network bus strikes suspended
Commuters across Greater Manchester - including Tameside, Oldham and Glossop -can expect most bus services to run as normal this week after planned strikes by Bee Network bus operators were suspended.
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Fly Tipping causes injuries & death to local wildlife
Litter and fly-tipping is becoming an increasing problem on our roads.
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“Deprioritise" road repairs to "encourage" people to use trains
A Reform councillor has suggested a Derbyshire council could “deprioritise” road repairs in order to “encourage” people into using trains more often.
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Behaviour Awareness Week: a spotlight on Connect - Glossop and High Peak SEND support
Behaviour Awareness Week is an annual campaign launched by Great Minds Together – a specialist service for Neurodivergent individuals with complex mental health and their families.
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Befriending Project: Just an hour a week can change a life
The Bureau, a much-loved local charity, is calling on the people of Glossopdale to step forward and help tackle loneliness in the community by becoming volunteer befrienders.
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High Peak Borough Council invest in Glossop's health and wellbeing
As the gym areas at MyActive Glossop re-open following improvement works, High Peak Borough Council has renewed its commitment to investing in health and wellbeing facilities across the High Peak.
Oldham Reporter
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Northern's offering three million tickets priced at £2 for journeys across the North of England
Northern has launched a Flash Sale with three million tickets for journeys across the North of England available from just £2.
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Free arts industry course for Oldham teens
Creative teens in Oldham are invited to sign up for a free course that could open the door to a career in the arts.
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Operation Vulcan continues to crack down on crime in Derker six months on
Operation Vulcan continues to make significant inroads against organised crime and violent disorder in Derker and warn more police activity is coming in the weeks and months ahead.
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Oasis Academy Leesbrook students win top prize in AI challenge
Budding tech scientists at Oasis Academy Leesbrook are celebrating a major win after their innovative idea secured first place in a series of AI related challenges against local schools.
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Starmer claims Oldham made him realise ‘left got it wrong on immigration’
The Prime Minister has claimed he had a realisation about immigration after a visit to Oldham almost ten years ago.
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Manchester Bee Network Metroline bus strike to go ahead
Strike action by around 1,000 Unite members working at Metroline Manchester will go ahead from tomorrow, after talks broke down.
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Opening date of new Post Office announced
The Post Office has confirmed the opening date of a new permanent branch in Oldham town centre.
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Police holding event in Oldham to help you spot the telltale signs of romance fraud
Staff and volunteers from GMP’s Economic Crime Unit will be hosting a pop-up awareness event in Oldham and across the region this week focusing on romance fraud.