The very latest news
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Spectacular lantern parade set to dazzle
This year’s spectacular Tameside Christmas Lantern Parade is being held in Hyde town centre tomorrw (Saturday).
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High Peak’s Labour MP ‘disappointed but unsurprised’ by damning report into SEND provision by Tory-run Derbyshire County Council
Ofsted's report, titled Area SEND inspection of Derbyshire Local Area Partnership, makes clear the failings by the Conservative-led county council, which have resulted in a crisis in SEND provision in Derbyshire.
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Andrew Gwynne MP's weekly column
This week I’d like to shine the spotlight on those small businesses that are so crucial to our local communities.
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Angela Rayner MP's weekly column
This week, I am inviting everyone in Ashton, Audenshaw, Droylsden and Dukinfield to get involved in UK Parliament Week (UKPW), an annual event that aims to spread the word about what Parliament is, what it does and how you can get involved. It’s a great way to find out new things about UK Parliament or be reminded of things you might’ve forgotten!
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Council appeals for more foster parents
Residents who are interested in finding out more about the flexible fostering opportunities available are invited to come and have a chat with Tameside Council’s Fostering team.
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Cash-strapped Derbyshire council gives the go-ahead for a raft of care cutbacks
Derbyshire council’s Cabinet has agreed to introduce a raft of cutbacks and money-saving changes in four key areas involving care home closures, cuts to learning disability services, community group funding, and tighter criteria for home support eligibility.
Tameside Reporter
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Spectacular lantern parade set to dazzle
This year’s spectacular Tameside Christmas Lantern Parade is being held in Hyde town centre tomorrw (Saturday).
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Andrew Gwynne MP's weekly column
This week I’d like to shine the spotlight on those small businesses that are so crucial to our local communities.
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Angela Rayner MP's weekly column
This week, I am inviting everyone in Ashton, Audenshaw, Droylsden and Dukinfield to get involved in UK Parliament Week (UKPW), an annual event that aims to spread the word about what Parliament is, what it does and how you can get involved. It’s a great way to find out new things about UK Parliament or be reminded of things you might’ve forgotten!
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Council appeals for more foster parents
Residents who are interested in finding out more about the flexible fostering opportunities available are invited to come and have a chat with Tameside Council’s Fostering team.
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King gives top award to Ashton United in the Community volunteers
Volunteers at Ashton United in the Community (AUITC), have been awarded The King’s Award for Voluntary Service for 2024.
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Play visiting school puts violence against women and girls in the spotlight
A theatre production is visiting schools in Tameside to help shine a light on and challenge violence against women and girls (VAWG).
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Ex-cop caged for nine years after admitting he sexually assaulted a six-year-old girl while on duty
A former Greater Manchester police officer who was sacked earlier this year for sexually assaulting a child on duty has now been jailed for nine years.
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Hyde Post Office among eight to close in Greater Manchester
Hyde Post Office has been named among more than 100 due for the axe.
Glossop Chronicle
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High Peak’s Labour MP ‘disappointed but unsurprised’ by damning report into SEND provision by Tory-run Derbyshire County Council
Ofsted's report, titled Area SEND inspection of Derbyshire Local Area Partnership, makes clear the failings by the Conservative-led county council, which have resulted in a crisis in SEND provision in Derbyshire.
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Cash-strapped Derbyshire council gives the go-ahead for a raft of care cutbacks
Derbyshire council’s Cabinet has agreed to introduce a raft of cutbacks and money-saving changes in four key areas involving care home closures, cuts to learning disability services, community group funding, and tighter criteria for home support eligibility.
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Evolution win big in Portugal
A Glossop based martial arts club recently attended the 2024 WKC World Championships, coming away with a number of medals.
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Festive free parking boost for shoppers and businesses
Parking will be free again this year every Saturday in December in all High Peak Borough Council car parks to support shoppers and businesses in the busy build-up to Christmas and the New Year.
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Towns and villages regeneration fund launched
Grants of up to £4,000 are now available to help attract visitors and improve the High Peak's towns and villages for local residents.
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Conservative Derbyshire council accuses critics of ‘scaremongering’ over its proposed care cuts
The Derbyshire Conservatives Group has offered reassurances and hit back at criticism claiming that Derbyshire council’s proposed care cuts are ‘cruel’ and will have a devastating impact for the vulnerable and their families.
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Glossop Mountain Rescue Team save the day at Bleaklow
Glossop Mountain Rescue team got called out to Bleaklow on Sunday afternoon.
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NOSTALGIA: An interesting view on the school shortage - 1949
Derbyshire’s education chief didn’t entirely blame the government for not giving Glossop a bigger grammar school. He blamed parents for having more children.
Oldham Reporter
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Ex-cop caged for nine years after admitting he sexually assaulted a six-year-old girl while on duty
A former Greater Manchester police officer who was sacked earlier this year for sexually assaulting a child on duty has now been jailed for nine years.
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‘It’s like a mini Vegas’: Famous cafe’s expansion plans rejected over public toilet dispute and noise
A cafe’s plan to extend its opening times and alcohol licence has been rejected by Oldham council over concerns the change would ‘ruin the area’.
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Oldham to decide on huge plan to transform town centre with 2,000 new homes
Council bosses are due to sign off a masterplan to ‘transform’ Oldham town centre at a cabinet meeting next week.
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Cafe built inside former public loo wants to extend opening hours – but neighbours aren’t happy
A popular cafe in Saddleworth wants to extend its opening hours – but neighbours are worried it will destroy the ‘only tranquil place left’ on the high street. Grandpa Greene’s Bistro and Parlour on Wade Road in Uppermill has applied to stay open until 9.30pm from Thursday to Sunday.
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GREATER MANCHESTER: All the key developments planned for Greater Manchester this week
A huge new onshore wind farm, a hospital transformation and a large housing estate are the most significant plans tabled with councils across Greater Manchester this week.
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Match Report: Oldham Ladies 33 Fleetwood Ladies 33
This Sunday, Oldham Ladies faced off at home against Fleetwood Ladies – a formidable team who have won all of their league fixtures so far this season, by significant margins.
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Match Report: Oldham RUFC 16 Sefton 23
With a week’s rest, Oldham were looking to get that all important win to hopefully string together a good run of results.
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Oldham RUFC on the hunt for players
As part of their search for players of all age groups to join them at Manor Park, Winger Reece Blakeley & Fly Half Megan Hobin have given their thoughts on what playing for Oldham RUFC means to them.