The very latest news
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Council leader under fire after remarks about SEND
Cllr Alan Graves, the leader of Reform-led Derbyshire County Council, has been criticised after stating that children are being "over diagnosed" with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
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Fundraising, friendships and four paws to beat cancer
A kind-hearted Glossop resident has teamed up with a determined man living with advanced Stage 4 prostate cancer, helping him in his mission to raise awareness and £100,000 for charity.
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Derbyshire education councillor wishes students good luck
Thousands of students across Derbyshire are currently preparing to receive their A-level and GCSE results.
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Sneak peek at brand new Greater Manchester market
Traders in Oldham are gearing up for their ‘big move’ from the borough’s historic market location into a brand new space in the town centre.
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Baton of Hope to bring message of courage and unity to Tameside
The countdown is on for one of the most powerful and unifying events in our region’s calendar.
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Tameside man raises safety concerns over gas pipe installation
A Tameside resident has raised concerns over what he describes as a “potentially hazardous” gas pipe installation in his home, following work carried out by Cadent.
Tameside Reporter
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Curzon U8s celebrate stellar campaign
Curzon Ashton Blues U8s had a record-breaking 2024/25 campaign, doing what no grassroots team across Greater Manchester have done before, winning every trophy on offer across both of the biggest Manchester junior football leagues.
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Join the Action Together Board of Trustee
Action Together is a membership organisation with 3,000 members across Oldham, Rochdale and Tameside. These represent and support many diverse local needs and interests. They are a charity whose purpose is promoting social benefit for the people who live in the communities they serve.
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Baton of Hope to bring message of courage and unity to Tameside
The countdown is on for one of the most powerful and unifying events in our region’s calendar.
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Tameside man raises safety concerns over gas pipe installation
A Tameside resident has raised concerns over what he describes as a “potentially hazardous” gas pipe installation in his home, following work carried out by Cadent.
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Ashton Old Baths throws open its doors for family and community fun day
Ashton Old Baths will welcome visitors this summer for a vibrant family and community day, celebrating the building’s stunning transformation from a disused Victorian bathhouse into a modern hub of innovation and creativity.
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Guide Bridge theatre takes the reins of Enchanted Evening concert
A long-standing musical favourite is set to begin an exciting new chapter this September, as Guide Bridge Theatre becomes the new home of the much-loved Enchanted Evening concert - an annual event that has raised thousands for Willow Wood Hospice.
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“Tameside women deserve to be believed” – Hyde woman speaks out after life-changing endometriosis surgery
For most 22-year-olds, life is just beginning to settle into place. But for Lauren Holmes from Hyde, the past few years have been defined not by youthful milestones - but by a silent, excruciating battle with endometriosis.
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New weekly community group welcomes all at Christ Church Ashton
A brand-new community group is bringing warmth, friendship, and fun to Ashton, with weekly gatherings held at the Christ Church on Oldham Road.
Glossop Chronicle
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Council leader under fire after remarks about SEND
Cllr Alan Graves, the leader of Reform-led Derbyshire County Council, has been criticised after stating that children are being "over diagnosed" with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
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Fundraising, friendships and four paws to beat cancer
A kind-hearted Glossop resident has teamed up with a determined man living with advanced Stage 4 prostate cancer, helping him in his mission to raise awareness and £100,000 for charity.
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Derbyshire education councillor wishes students good luck
Thousands of students across Derbyshire are currently preparing to receive their A-level and GCSE results.
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Hummingbird Project announces new sponsors
As part of its growth and continued service, the Hummingbird Project CIO has announced two new headline sponsors who are helping to further its mission.
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Peace vigil to mark 80th anniversary of atomic bombing
Members of Glossop Peace Group and High Peak Against Racism have gathered in Norfolk Square to remember the victims of the atomic bombing in Nagasaki.
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Building together to complete the retreat
On Saturday 23 August, Glossop is invited to come together for a special community day on behalf of local charity Rueben’s Retreat.
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£250k Boost to Tackle Loneliness in Derbyshire
Derbyshire County Council have approved an additional £250,000 of funding to help tackle loneliness and keep communities connected across the county.
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MP welcomes 3,500 trees coming to High Peak
High Peak MP Jon Pearce has welcomed a significant extension to the government-sponsored LIFE in the Ravines project, pledging 3,500 native trees to be planted across High Peak.
Oldham Reporter
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Join the Action Together Board of Trustee
Action Together is a membership organisation with 3,000 members across Oldham, Rochdale and Tameside. These represent and support many diverse local needs and interests. They are a charity whose purpose is promoting social benefit for the people who live in the communities they serve.
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Sneak peek at brand new Greater Manchester market
Traders in Oldham are gearing up for their ‘big move’ from the borough’s historic market location into a brand new space in the town centre.
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‘New’ town hall due to open to public for first time after full cost of major refurb project revealed
Oldham’s ‘brand new’ town hall will open to the public for the first time this weekend after a multi-million pound restoration and refurb project at the Old Library.
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Former pub ‘left to rot’ for years finally demolished
An ‘eyesore’ building blighting a picturesque neighbourhood in Saddleworth has been demolished to make way for new homes. The former pub and restaurant on Ripponden Road in Grains Bar has stood derelict for almost a decade.
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‘Overpaid’ councillors speak out after payment error
'If they told us how much we owed, we'd pay it back' say Oldham Councillors ‘overpaid’ for years
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Greater Manchester campaign to help communities beat the heat
A new campaign has been launched to help households and communities across Greater Manchester prepare for the growing risks of extreme weather as global temperatures continue to rise.
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Appeal as woman dies after being found unconscious
Greater Manchester Police have launched an appeal after the death of a woman found unconscious on the Oldham-Tameside border.
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‘My clients are having to hop around lakes of water – it’s awful’: Beauty salon owner
A salon owner says her staff and customers have been plagued by ‘awful’ puddles of water on the pavement outside her business.