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The ‘crisis’ on Greater Manchester’s busesWhistleblowers have warned that bus drivers or passengers could end up being ‘seriously’ hurt on Bee Network services.
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Kingfisher Learning Trust appoints new cybersecurity partner for schoolsSeven schools across Oldham and Tameside are to have their computer systems checked for cyber weaknesses under a new security partnership.
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Former actress uses skills to help young people stay in educationA Tameside-based business has secured £56,000 in innovation funding to develop a digital programme aimed at helping young people at risk of long-term absence from school.
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First AI apprentice joins First Choice Homes Oldham in Greater Manchester firstThe first ever AI apprentice in any of Greater Manchester’s social housing providers has just started work at First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO).
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Alan Kilshaw pens new dealAlan Kilshaw has signed a new contract to remain as the Roughyeds head coach for the 2027 season, with the option of a further year.
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Police issue next of kin appeal after man found deadPolice are appealing for help in locating the family of a man found dead at his home in Oldham.
Tameside Reporter
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The ‘crisis’ on Greater Manchester’s busesWhistleblowers have warned that bus drivers or passengers could end up being ‘seriously’ hurt on Bee Network services.
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Kingfisher Learning Trust appoints new cybersecurity partner for schoolsSeven schools across Oldham and Tameside are to have their computer systems checked for cyber weaknesses under a new security partnership.
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Former actress uses skills to help young people stay in educationA Tameside-based business has secured £56,000 in innovation funding to develop a digital programme aimed at helping young people at risk of long-term absence from school.
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The Vale announces autumn/winter 2026 programmeFestival favourites Transglobal Underground will be alighting at The Vale this autumn as part of the Mossley arts centre's autumn live programme.
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The Vale in Mossley turns five with a packed day of free funA Tameside arts centre is celebrating turning five with a packed day of free fun, from drumming to perfume-making, ceilidh-dancing and even a sound bath.
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Woman denies charges of arson in relation to Dovestone firesA 20-year-old woman has pleaded not guilty to arson after a huge fire broke out in Dovestone Reservoir in July.
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Ashton's Ukrainian community marks 35 years of independenceAshton-under-Lyne’s Ukrainian community came together this past weekend to mark 35 years of Ukrainian independence.
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Andy Burnham government to hand Greater Manchester £529m to build thousands of affordable homesAndy Burnham is handing out £10 billion in a bid to ‘build the country out of a housing crisis’ as he says ‘no child should be raised in a hostel room’.
Glossop Chronicle
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Gamesley fans match-ready thanks to Tesco donationGamesley football fans can now stay dry on the sidelines, thanks to colleagues at Tesco Glossop.
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Conservatives brand council’s pothole claims “phony”Reform’s claims to have repaired 2,000 potholes a month and one every eight minutes since taking office in Derbyshire have been slammed as “manufactured” and “phony”.
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McDonald’s serves up support for Glossop grassroots footballLocal McDonald’s Franchisee, Stuart Broadbelt, is delighted to sponsor the Glossop North End Community Club Football Club.
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United Utilities introduces heat seeking drones to detect lingering hotspotsHeat seeking drones are giving United Utilities ‘eyes in the sky’ as teams continue to tackle lingering heat hotspots following recent moorland fires.
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Man arrested after woman dies in Tintwistle crashA woman in her 70s has died following a serious collision at the border of Tintwistle which led to the A628 Manchester Road being closed for several hours and caused traffic chaos through the village.
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High Peak Conservatives announce new leaderHigh Peak Conservative councillors have elected Cllr Adrian “Adie” Hopkinson as their new Group Leader, making him Leader of the Opposition on High Peak Borough Council.
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Council say pothole backlog cut by more than 90%The number of outstanding potholes on Derbyshire’s roads has fallen by more than 90% in just four months, according to Derbyshire County Council.
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Glossop brothers fundraiser for children facing sight lossTwo Glossop residents are taking on a fundraising bike ride from Manchester to Blackpool to raise money for two local children affected by Usher syndrome.
Oldham Reporter
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The ‘crisis’ on Greater Manchester’s busesWhistleblowers have warned that bus drivers or passengers could end up being ‘seriously’ hurt on Bee Network services.
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Kingfisher Learning Trust appoints new cybersecurity partner for schoolsSeven schools across Oldham and Tameside are to have their computer systems checked for cyber weaknesses under a new security partnership.
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First AI apprentice joins First Choice Homes Oldham in Greater Manchester firstThe first ever AI apprentice in any of Greater Manchester’s social housing providers has just started work at First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO).
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Alan Kilshaw pens new dealAlan Kilshaw has signed a new contract to remain as the Roughyeds head coach for the 2027 season, with the option of a further year.
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Police issue next of kin appeal after man found deadPolice are appealing for help in locating the family of a man found dead at his home in Oldham.
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New team hit a winnerThe Scouthead and Austerlands Community Group, led by a new committee, established only eight weeks ago, raised a bumper £1,100 from their first event.
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Woman denies charges of arson in relation to Dovestone firesA 20-year-old woman has pleaded not guilty to arson after a huge fire broke out in Dovestone Reservoir in July.
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Police target dangerous off-road and e-bike misuse as part of Op HurricaneOldham Neighbourhood Team has seized 14 vehicles and made six arrests as it continues to tackle the anti-social use of off-road bikes, e-bikes and quad bikes.



