The very latest news
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Do you recognise this man? Tameside Police are seeking helpGreater Manchester Police are asking for help locating the man pictured, as he could help with an investigation into a burglary.
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Aldi Hattersley opens with help from ParalympianA brand-new Aldi store Hattersley has opened its doors to customers, with ParalympicsGB cycling hero Archie Atkinson cutting the red ribbon alongside pupils from St James Catholic Primary School.
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Guinness World Records recognises longest biography by a single authorThe award was presented to His Holiness Mahant Swami Maharaj at an event attended by hundreds of people from Tameside's Hindu community.
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Woman due in court charged with animal crueltyA 41-year-old woman was due to appear in court charged with offences under the Animal Welfare Act 2006.
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Tameside opens its first Community GroceryTameside households struggling to make ends meet can now get a shop for just £5 from the borough’s first ever Community Grocery.
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Consultation on Local Plan for Tameside opensResidents, businesses and organisations are invited to have their say on Tameside's planning blueprint for the next 15 years.
Tameside Reporter
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Do you recognise this man? Tameside Police are seeking helpGreater Manchester Police are asking for help locating the man pictured, as he could help with an investigation into a burglary.
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Aldi Hattersley opens with help from ParalympianA brand-new Aldi store Hattersley has opened its doors to customers, with ParalympicsGB cycling hero Archie Atkinson cutting the red ribbon alongside pupils from St James Catholic Primary School.
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Guinness World Records recognises longest biography by a single authorThe award was presented to His Holiness Mahant Swami Maharaj at an event attended by hundreds of people from Tameside's Hindu community.
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Tameside opens its first Community GroceryTameside households struggling to make ends meet can now get a shop for just £5 from the borough’s first ever Community Grocery.
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Consultation on Local Plan for Tameside opensResidents, businesses and organisations are invited to have their say on Tameside's planning blueprint for the next 15 years.
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Residents attend event to learn about support available to reduce loneliness in later yearsResidents aged 50 and over came together at a community event in Stalybridge to find out about the support and activities available on their doorstep.
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National Hate Crime Awareness week set to bring Tameside's diverse cultures under one roofLocal residents are being invited to celebrate Tameside’s diverse cultures as part of National Hate Crime Awareness Week this month.
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Story Makers marks a decade of interactive storytelling funPopular storytelling sessions are returning to Tameside libraries to help children learn that ‘It’s Okay to Be Me’.
Glossop Chronicle
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Aldi Hattersley opens with help from ParalympianA brand-new Aldi store Hattersley has opened its doors to customers, with ParalympicsGB cycling hero Archie Atkinson cutting the red ribbon alongside pupils from St James Catholic Primary School.
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Glossop North End stalwart lands prestigious awardA local volunteer is celebrating after winning a prestigious regional award.
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How the people of Hollingworth feel about a 14-mile Pennine tunnelWalking through the village of Hollingworth, you’d be forgiven for thinking ‘I could do without all those HGVs rattling past’. Imagine living there.
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Glossop artist Simon Parkin looks back over 20 yearsA Glossop artist is inviting local people to take a journey through 20 years of painting when his retrospective exhibition, 'So Far', comes to Victoria Hall.
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Curtain up on new era of live entertainment at Victoria HallA new programme of professional live entertainment is launching at Victoria Hall in Glossop, with comedy, theatre, music and family shows planned as part of a regular year-round programme.
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Tintwistle coach recognised with Derbyshire FA awardA Tintwistle football coach has been recognised for his commitment to making football accessible to children of all abilities after being named Derbyshire FA Coach of the Year for the Disability Pathway.
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Glossop menopause group offers support and connectionA support group for women experiencing menopause is offering a welcoming space in Glossop to share experiences, access information and connect with others in the local community.
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New podcast offers support and advice for unpaid carersUnpaid carers looking after family members or friends can now listen to a new podcast offering practical advice, support and real-life stories from carers across Derbyshire.
Oldham Reporter
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Woman due in court charged with animal crueltyA 41-year-old woman was due to appear in court charged with offences under the Animal Welfare Act 2006.
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Real-life brothers to star in gritty classic "Road" at Chadderton Town HallReal-life brothers set to take the stage as Applauz CIC and Sarah Byrne Acting Academy bring gritty classic "Road" to Chadderton Town Hall.
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Man arrested after police seize estimated £2m worth of drugsAn estimated £2 million worth of cocaine has been seized and a man arrested after a proactive stop led officers to three addresses in Middleton and Oldham.
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Oldham Business Awards honour man helping former prisoners build a better futureThe man behind a social enterprise bakery providing jobs and training opportunities for former prisoners was the winner of the Special Recognition Award at this year’s Oldham Business Awards.
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Police urge residents to be aware of rogue tradersResidents are being urged to be extra vigilant of unexpected callers offering roofing, chimney, guttering or other home repair services.
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The Leaping Frogs connecting social care through musicA harmonica picked up by a social-care leader in the pandemic has grown into a band, a community and a movement helping people connect through music.
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First Choice Homes Oldham win hat-trick of awards at prestigious eventFirst Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) is celebrating winning a hat-trick of trophies at the town’s prestigious business awards on Friday night.
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Young people invited to join acting academy during October half-termBudding young actors are being encouraged to join the Sarah Byrne Acting Academy thanks to funding secured for October half-term.



