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Drug dealers and shoplifter arrestedPolice in Coldhurst have stopped two offenders in their tracks after arresting them following tip-offs from members of the community.
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Community invited to a Ramadan iftar dinnerOldham’s European Islamic Centre is inviting members of the non-Muslim community to a communal iftar dinner.
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Firearms amnesty hailed a huge successDetectives have hailed a month-long firearms amnesty as a major success with the recovery of over 70 guns and the arrest and charge of a Glodwick man.
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Free app offered to rail passengers to navigate four stationsRail passengers can now use a free app that gives them the confidence to navigate four Northern stations independently.
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Family gold targeted in latest burglaryTameside police have pleaded with families to secure their homes and valuables after a burglary on Wednesday February 26.
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GMP appeal for Tameside man's next of kin to come forwardPolice are searching for the next of kin of a pensioner who died at his home this week.
Tameside Reporter
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Community invited to a Ramadan iftar dinner
Oldham’s European Islamic Centre is inviting members of the non-Muslim community to a communal iftar dinner.
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Family gold targeted in latest burglary
Tameside police have pleaded with families to secure their homes and valuables after a burglary on Wednesday February 26.
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GMP appeal for Tameside man's next of kin to come forward
Police are searching for the next of kin of a pensioner who died at his home this week.
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Final call for burnt out bingo hall as demolition beginsA former bingo hall destroyed by fire earlier in the week is being pulled down in an emergency demolition that began this morning.
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Total refix of the parts at The ValeUpcyclers will be invoking the spirit of The Repair Shop over the next two Wednesdays at a Tameside arts centre.
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Review: 'Bat' Where is all began! Bat out of Hell - The Award Winning Musical‘Bat out of hell’ is back where it all began. Since opening in February of 2017 this musical has been all over and come back home to Manchester.
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Dad hit three times by rare cancer welcomes new research projectA Tameside dad who survived cancer three times and has witnessed generations of his family die due to a faulty gene has welcomed renewed funding for research.
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'Missed opportunities' to have safely delivered baby - coronerA coroner has said there were ‘missed opportunities’ to have safely delivered a baby who died in the Royal Oldham Hospital in April.
Glossop Chronicle
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Community invited to a Ramadan iftar dinner
Oldham’s European Islamic Centre is inviting members of the non-Muslim community to a communal iftar dinner.
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£600,000 green energy upgrade to begin at leisure centreWork will start next week on a £600,000 project to reduce the carbon footprint of a New Mills leisure centre.
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Police appeal after two cars were stolen in separate burglariesPolice are appealing for information after cars were stolen in burglaries at two addresses in Hadfield.
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Jobs on offer in railStaff working to help customers navigate the railway during a whopping multi-billion-pound programme of improvements have shared what it’s like to work in the industry ahead of a major recruitment drive.
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Enjoy mouthwatering delights as you travelFirst Class TransPennine Express (TPE) customers can now tuck into mouthwatering delicacies while travelling between Liverpool and Newcastle.
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Mayor to open 'inspired' student art exhibitionStudents from Clarendon Sixth Form College will launch a new exhibition this weekend based on objects at the Portland Basin Museum.
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"We simply can't tolerate anti-social behaviour" say High Peak copsA High Peak town will be under a police dispersal order this week after a series of complaints over anti-social behaviour.
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Be 'One in a Million' and help Reuben's Retreat complete building projectGlossop charity Reuben's Retreat has launched a new fund-raising project called One In A Million to fund the final stages of its building project.
Oldham Reporter
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Drug dealers and shoplifter arrested
Police in Coldhurst have stopped two offenders in their tracks after arresting them following tip-offs from members of the community.
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Community invited to a Ramadan iftar dinner
Oldham’s European Islamic Centre is inviting members of the non-Muslim community to a communal iftar dinner.
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Firearms amnesty hailed a huge success
Detectives have hailed a month-long firearms amnesty as a major success with the recovery of over 70 guns and the arrest and charge of a Glodwick man.
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Free app offered to rail passengers to navigate four stations
Rail passengers can now use a free app that gives them the confidence to navigate four Northern stations independently.
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Safeguarding Minister meets the specialist domestic abuse teamGreater Manchester Police welcomed Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips to meet with its specialist domestic abuse team which has led the way in protecting victims from harm - thanks to the introduction of a Home Office pilot scheme.
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New Oldham council chief executive wants to make the borough ‘unstoppable’A new top boss has been named to to lead Oldham’s strategy in the years ahead. Oldham Council has selected Shelley Kipling as its chief executive designate.
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Author set to visit OldhamBudding writers are in for a treat as a children’s book author is set to visit Oldham Library.
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Illuminate 2025 takes centre stage in OIdhamThousands of people braved the elements for the spectacular Illuminate 2025 festival in Oldham.
