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• Mossley pupils win University of Manchester science photo competition

  Children at Livingstone Primary School took first place for a microscopic photograph of a computer memory chip, with the prizes handed over by a Manchester cancer researcher who grew up in the town.

• Pride in Place funding boost for 12 community projects

  Twelve groups across Tameside are celebrating after securing funding to improve their local neighbourhoods.

• Giving Tameside’s pre-term babies the best start in life with ‘liquid gold’ first breast milk

  Almost all pre-term babies born at Tameside Hospital now receive colostrum – the first breast milk mothers produce – within two days of birth, thanks to an acclaimed improvement project led by Tameside & Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust’s Integrated Infant Feeding team.

• Volunteers wanted to help capture the impact of community food support

  Multi-award-winning community organisation The Power of Resilience CIC is inviting local people to help shape the future of community food support by taking part in a research project with The University of Manchester.