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Urgent call to Endometriosis patients: Get tested for diabetes.Women suffering from the crippling condition endometriosis should schedule a visit to their local surgery – and make sure they haven’t got diabetes too.
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Hulme Grammar School and Northern announce stem educational outreach partnership to inspire Oldham's next generationHulme Grammar School and Northern have announced a strategic educational outreach partnership to create an ongoing bridge between industry and education across Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) subjects.
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Thanks to survivor's bravery, predatory offender jailed for 12 yearsA predatory offender who targeted men has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after a survivor bravely came forward and helped secure his conviction.
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Date set for second Oldham by-electionThe date has been set for the race to replace former Oldham Reform leader councillor Lewis Quigg.
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Green MP takes Poundland jobs fight to ParliamentThe MP for Gorton and Denton has pressed Government Ministers for answers as 55 jobs in Denton are at risk ahead of Christmas.
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GMP seeks man wanted for domestic violence-related offencesCan you help Greater Manchester Police locate Nathan Bailey (28.09.2001)?
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Tameside Reporter
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Thanks to survivor's bravery, predatory offender jailed for 12 yearsA predatory offender who targeted men has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after a survivor bravely came forward and helped secure his conviction.
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Green MP takes Poundland jobs fight to ParliamentThe MP for Gorton and Denton has pressed Government Ministers for answers as 55 jobs in Denton are at risk ahead of Christmas.
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GMP seeks man wanted for domestic violence-related offencesCan you help Greater Manchester Police locate Nathan Bailey (28.09.2001)?
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Tameside Council still acting unlawfully despite extraordinary meetingTameside Council is still breaking the law – despite an extraordinary meeting being called to try and fix the issue.
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Family devastated by fatal dog attack on beloved catA family has been left devastated after their much-loved 18-year-old cat was killed in an attack by two large Doberman dogs in Stalybridge on Saturday, 31st October.
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Conservative club's Halloween party raises money for local support groupA Halloween fancy dress party at an Ashton-under-Lyne social club raised £180 for a local group supporting people living with pulmonary fibrosis.
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New police unit launched to keep people safe on the Bee NetworkA new police command has been launched in a bid to tackle crime, anti-social behaviour, and dangerous driving across Greater Manchester.
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£839,000 boost for community projects, sports, and events in AshtonMore than £839,000 is being invested in Ashton-under-Lyne through three new Ashton Pride in Place Neighbourhood Board grant schemes.
Glossop Chronicle
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Advertorial: Glossop teen lands BMX gloryA Glossop teen is celebrating after becoming a British BMX champion.
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Plans to abolish councils haltedPlans to abolish 10 councils and radically restructure local government across Derbyshire have been thrown into further doubt, after the Government formally withdrew its previous decision.
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Council wins award for supporting armed forcesHigh Peak Borough Council has been recognised for its sustained commitment to supporting the armed forces community with the award of the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme (ERS) Silver Award.
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“I am more than confident we have saved Glossop tip"Glossop tip could remain open after a councillor says he is "more than confident" a robust financial case to prevent its closure has been made to Derbyshire County Council.
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Siblings celebrate success at Horse of the Year ShowGlossop siblings Willow and Oscar Elcock have enjoyed an unforgettable week competing at the prestigious Horse of the Year Show (HOYS).
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Hadfield baker commissioned to create Call of Duty cakeA Hadfield baker has been given another exciting opportunity to showcase her skills after being asked to create a cake to mark the release of the latest Call of Duty game.
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Council report shows complaints have risen but fewer are upheldDerbyshire County Council says its efforts to improve services are beginning to pay off, with fewer complaints being upheld and more residents receiving responses within the authority’s target timescales.
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Mettrick’s Butchers celebrates national success and four Gold AwardsFamily-run Mettrick’s Butchers is celebrating outstanding success at the 2026 National Craft Butchers Product Awards.
Oldham Reporter
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Urgent call to Endometriosis patients: Get tested for diabetes.Women suffering from the crippling condition endometriosis should schedule a visit to their local surgery – and make sure they haven’t got diabetes too.
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Hulme Grammar School and Northern announce stem educational outreach partnership to inspire Oldham's next generationHulme Grammar School and Northern have announced a strategic educational outreach partnership to create an ongoing bridge between industry and education across Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) subjects.
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Thanks to survivor's bravery, predatory offender jailed for 12 yearsA predatory offender who targeted men has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after a survivor bravely came forward and helped secure his conviction.
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Date set for second Oldham by-electionThe date has been set for the race to replace former Oldham Reform leader councillor Lewis Quigg.
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Arrests made as police clamp down on organised vehicle crime in Oldham and North ManchesterFour people have been arrested following dawn raids at three residential addresses and a storage unit in a clampdown on organised vehicle crime in Oldham and North Manchester.
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Man dies following fire at commercial building in OldhamA man has died following a blaze at a commercial property in Oldham.
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Awards for Oldham schools helping children to discover a love of readingPrimary schools in Oldham have been recognised for outstanding performance in the 2026 Summer Reading Challenge Read to the Beat.
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New police unit launched to keep people safe on the Bee NetworkA new police command has been launched in a bid to tackle crime, anti-social behaviour, and dangerous driving across Greater Manchester.





