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After All Festival
This Saturday, April 20th, the hugely popular music event the After All Festival returns to Manchester city centre.
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Football and visit to Venice were highlights of Italy trip for Glossop pupils
Playing football in Italy and visiting Venice were highlights of a memorable trip for pupils from St Philip Howard Catholic Voluntary in Glossop.
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Ashton restaurant threatens to expose dine and dashers after they scarper leaving £159 bill for food and cocktails
An Ashton restaurant has appealed for two suspected dine and dashers to do the decent thing and return to pay their bill.
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High Peak business owner delighted by police crackdown on anti-social behaviour
A High Peak business owner has congratulated police for tackling anti-social behaviour in the area.
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Police appeal after motorcyclist is killed in crash on A54
Police are appealing for witnesses following a fatal crash near Buxton.
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Sound of music at The Vale as venue announces new gigs
The Vale has announced its new season, with three gigs specially selected to put a spring in your step.
Tameside Reporter
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Ashton restaurant threatens to expose dine and dashers after they scarper leaving £159 bill for food and cocktails
An Ashton restaurant has appealed for two suspected dine and dashers to do the decent thing and return to pay their bill.
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Sound of music at The Vale as venue announces new gigs
The Vale has announced its new season, with three gigs specially selected to put a spring in your step.
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Mooch and natter in Mossley this May with the 2024 GM Walking Festival
Explore Micklehurst and Midge Hill with a free photography walk this May as Mossley celebrates National Walking Month and the GM Walking Festival.
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Hyde theatre receives £20K funding boost from the People's Postcode Lottery
Hyde Festival Theatre has been awarded a significant grant of £20,000 from the People’s Postcode Lottery.
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TAMESIDE: What each political party in Tameside is offering to voters at the local elections this year
Voters across Tameside will head to the polls to decide who their new councillors will be for the next four years come May 2.
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We asked every Greater Manchester mayoral candidate the same questions – this is what they said
Greater Manchester residents will head to the polls in a fortnight — to not only decide who should run their councils, but also to select a mayor.
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"The pandemic changed my outlook on life": The Denton mum who started a business from her bathroom
Megan Montgomery found a new lease for life after starting Happy Houndz (Doggy Daycare & Dog Groomers) with her partner Nick Murray.
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The four Tameside planning proposals approved today, including an Aldi and Costa
A new Aldi and drive-thru Costa will be built just off Hattersley town centre now plans have been given the green light.
Glossop Chronicle
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Football and visit to Venice were highlights of Italy trip for Glossop pupils
Playing football in Italy and visiting Venice were highlights of a memorable trip for pupils from St Philip Howard Catholic Voluntary in Glossop.
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High Peak business owner delighted by police crackdown on anti-social behaviour
A High Peak business owner has congratulated police for tackling anti-social behaviour in the area.
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Police appeal after motorcyclist is killed in crash on A54
Police are appealing for witnesses following a fatal crash near Buxton.
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Man charged with four thefts from shops in Glossop
A man has been charged in connection with a number of thefts from shops in Glossop.
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Community group aims to take over running of axe-threatened Gamesley Community and Youth Centre
A community working group has been formed with the intention of taking over the running of Gamesley Community and Youth Centre.
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East Mids Mayoral candidates outline their hopes on the election campaign trail
Mayoral candidates for the newly formed East Midlands Combined County Authority (EMCCA) are working hard on the campaign trail and with just two weeks to go before the inaugural May 2 election, they have been outlining their hopes and concerns for the region.
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Derbyshire council gets £5m Government funding boost in battle to stub out smoking
Derbyshire County Council aims to stub out smoking rates across the county – which appear to be higher than the national average – after agreeing to accept over five million pounds of Government funding over the next five years.
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Two Glossop men to tackle London Marathon to support friend left paralysed by mosquito bite
Two Glossop lads are preparing to run the London Marathon this weekend, raising funds for their friend John Barber, who was left paralysed from the neck down by a mosquito bite.
Oldham Reporter
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Spectacular event steams back into Saddleworth
A popular family event which captured a community’s hearts is to steam into town again this year.
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'Needs improvement' school headed in 'right direction' says headteacher
An Oldham secondary school headteacher has said he has “absolute confidence his school is headed in the right direction” despite a ‘Requires Improvement’ rating from Ofsted inspectors.
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132 new "future-proof" homes will be built in Derker, Oldham
Plans for hundreds of new energy efficient houses, including some affordable homes, have been approved in Derker, in Oldham, in a disused part of the town.
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Oldham: Taxi rank to close as ‘major works’ take place in town centre
A taxi rank in Oldham will be shut down as ‘major works’ take place in the town centre, the council announced this week.
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Scarecrow Trail raises more than £4,000 for village school
Despite tough mixed weather, Diggle’s popular Scarecrow Trail raised a staggering £4,300 for children at Diggle School.
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Plea to keep dogs on leads during walks near bird breeding grounds
Dog owners and walkers are being asked to keep pets on short leads until July 31 to protect ground nesting birds.
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We asked every Greater Manchester mayoral candidate the same questions – this is what they said
Greater Manchester residents will head to the polls in a fortnight — to not only decide who should run their councils, but also to select a mayor.
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Oldham parents fined thousands for keeping children out of school
Oldham Council fined parents thousands of pounds for their kids’ "unauthorised absences" from school in the last academic year, despite some headteachers calling it a "blunt instrument" to deal with absent pupils.