The very latest news
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"I don't know what I'm going to face each day": Staff member speaks out after increase in knife crime at Ashton bus station
A Bee Network inspector has spoken out on the recent upsurge in violence at Ashton bus station and shared the unsettling experiences he encounters during his day-to-day work.
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Temporary road closure in Glossop
On May 13th between 7pm-11pm a section of a road in Glossop will be closed.
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Town hall bosses sign off on redevelopment of western Stalybridge
The regeneration of Stalybridge is set to continue after town hall bosses approved the latest development plan for the area.
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Adventure-loving Naimah wins top Rotary Club award
An adventure-loving 19-year old from Ashton-under-Lyne has been recognised for her charity fundraising by winning a Rotary Young Citizen Award 2024.
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Attack filmed and posted on Snapchat of shop worker results in jail sentence for one of those involved
GMP detectives have successfully convicted a group of young men for their assault on a shop worker at a garage on Wellington Road South in Stockport.
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Local MP invites residents to join him at Severn Trent River Rangers
Robert Largan, MP for High Peak, is inviting High Peak residents to join him at a special event with the Severn Trent River Rangers this Friday, 26th April 2024.
Tameside Reporter
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"I don't know what I'm going to face each day": Staff member speaks out after increase in knife crime at Ashton bus station
A Bee Network inspector has spoken out on the recent upsurge in violence at Ashton bus station and shared the unsettling experiences he encounters during his day-to-day work.
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Town hall bosses sign off on redevelopment of western Stalybridge
The regeneration of Stalybridge is set to continue after town hall bosses approved the latest development plan for the area.
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Adventure-loving Naimah wins top Rotary Club award
An adventure-loving 19-year old from Ashton-under-Lyne has been recognised for her charity fundraising by winning a Rotary Young Citizen Award 2024.
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Ken’s prize winning daffodils showcased on national TV
A Tameside allotment holder is going to be showcased on BBC Gardeners’ World for his prize winning daffodils.
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One of the teens charged after "traumatising" Ashton bus station robbery has been named
Police were called to reports of a robbery at Ashton-under-Lyne bus station where two young victims were robbed by a group of five older males.
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47 penalty notices issued and one arrest made on Ashton Metrolink in GMP crackdown
47 Metrolink passengers have received penalty notices for travelling without a valid ticket amid a police crackdown.
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Suspended sentence handed to violent Hyde stalker who turned his victim's life "upside down"
A 55-year-old Hyde man has been handed a suspended sentence after stalking a stranger for 14 months.
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Ambulance downgraded call out to man who suffered a fit and later died in Tameside Hospital
A man who died in Tameside hospital after suffering a fit may have received emergency help quicker if a different ambulance service had attended to him.
Glossop Chronicle
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Temporary road closure in Glossop
On May 13th between 7pm-11pm a section of a road in Glossop will be closed.
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Adventure-loving Naimah wins top Rotary Club award
An adventure-loving 19-year old from Ashton-under-Lyne has been recognised for her charity fundraising by winning a Rotary Young Citizen Award 2024.
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Local MP invites residents to join him at Severn Trent River Rangers
Robert Largan, MP for High Peak, is inviting High Peak residents to join him at a special event with the Severn Trent River Rangers this Friday, 26th April 2024.
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Glossop Carnival back this summer in Manor Park
The carnival will take place on Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th July where there will be a range of entertainment, stalls and fun for all the family.
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Monster murdered mother and child and dumped them in mine
Albert Edward Burrows was a 62-year-old married labourer living in Glossop when he became the UK’s bogeyman in the early 1920s.
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Derbyshire County Council face Parliament finance debate
A Government minister says Derbyshire County Council’s financial woes have not put it on any “red list or radar flashing screen”, despite being dubbed “dysfunctional” and “disgraceful”.
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Glossop girl raises money for Kenya trip
Thea Best from Glossop is trying to raise £1635 in order to go on a school expedition to Kenya this October.
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The new social enterprise making an impact across the High Peak
The Tent People, a social enterprise based in Hayfield, High Peak, is excited to announce the launch of their Tent People on Tour events for 2024.
Oldham Reporter
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Attack filmed and posted on Snapchat of shop worker results in jail sentence for one of those involved
GMP detectives have successfully convicted a group of young men for their assault on a shop worker at a garage on Wellington Road South in Stockport.
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OLDHAM: Changes to polling districts
It’s just over a week until residents of Oldham will be called to the polling stations to choose a candidate to represent them at council. But where will you be voting?
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Decision to close down community preschool would ‘massively impact’ working parents
The decision to close a town’s only community preschool would leave working parents in a “difficult position”, a number of “devastated” families say.
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The Herbert Protocol continues to help save lives as GMP adopt online portal
GMP have now adopted the online portal and form for the Herbert Protocol.
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Three men wanted following attempted robbery on Oldham tram
Officers are appealing for information following reports of an attempted robbery after an incident on a tram in Shaw.
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Oldham drug dealer jailed after contacting police on phone he used for dealing
A bungling drug dealer has been jailed for three years after he called police from the mobile phone he had been using to set up deals.
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Plans for Oldham Coliseum’s pop-up theatre spark fears about disabled parking
Plans to build a temporary ‘bubble-like’ theatre venue for the Oldham Coliseum group could pose problems for disabled parking, residents say.
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Volunteers pay tribute to Ken - their oldest supporter
Volunteers at the Millgate Arts Centre in Delph are mourning the loss of their oldest and longest standing supporter Ken Wright MBE who died recently, aged 93.