The very latest news
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Where an old police station once stood could soon make way for new homes
The site of a former police station in Mottram could soon be transformed into new homes.
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WANTED: Two people in relation to Glossop 'incident'
Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two people who may be able to help with their enquiries.
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Labour in deselection row over former High Peak MP
Another row in the Labour Party has erupted over the deselection of a sitting county councillor, who it accused of being embroiled in antisemitism.
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GTB makes gravel bike debut in Girona
After hinting about spending more time on her bike this year, Georgia Taylor-Brown did just that by taking part in the gruelling Santa Vall 2025.
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Actor to fulfil wife's final wishes at London Marathon
An Emmerdale actor will run the London Marathon to raise money for pancreatic cancer research and fulfil his wife's final wishes.
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Six people face fines over fly-tipping
Six people will be fined after dumping rubbish on the street in Droylsden, according to Tameside Council.
Tameside Reporter
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Where an old police station once stood could soon make way for new homes
The site of a former police station in Mottram could soon be transformed into new homes.
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GTB makes gravel bike debut in Girona
After hinting about spending more time on her bike this year, Georgia Taylor-Brown did just that by taking part in the gruelling Santa Vall 2025.
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Actor to fulfil wife's final wishes at London Marathon
An Emmerdale actor will run the London Marathon to raise money for pancreatic cancer research and fulfil his wife's final wishes.
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Six people face fines over fly-tipping
Six people will be fined after dumping rubbish on the street in Droylsden, according to Tameside Council.
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Take a walk on the wild side in the high Peak this Spring
Whether you enjoy a challenging hike or a casual stroll, the High Peak caters to a diverse range of preferences.
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The political landscape of Tameside was thrown into turmoil yet again this week
The political landscape of Tameside has been rocked by scandal and in-party squabbles this week. But this is nothing new.
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Hatton boxing dynasty produces another champ
Another promising boxer has rolled off the Hatton family production line, with the latest youngster winning National Youth Championships gold.
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New campaign to disrupt cannabis gangs
A crime charity has launched a new scheme in the North West to increase the number of reports about cannabis farms.
Glossop Chronicle
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WANTED: Two people in relation to Glossop 'incident'
Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two people who may be able to help with their enquiries.
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Labour in deselection row over former High Peak MP
Another row in the Labour Party has erupted over the deselection of a sitting county councillor, who it accused of being embroiled in antisemitism.
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Rapist who threatened to pour boiling water on victim jailed for 18 years
A rape victim has told her abuser 'you won't be able to harm anyone else' as a judge jailed him for 18 years.
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Brodie broods over Badrock departure
Glossop North End boss Richard Brodie couldn’t hide his frustration after two of his players left for pastures new this week.
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New campaign to disrupt cannabis gangs
A crime charity has launched a new scheme in the North West to increase the number of reports about cannabis farms.
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£64,000 game show bonus for Reuben's Retreat
A charity will receive a £64,000 windfall after a former Coronation Street actor won the money on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.
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Weekend football round-up: Curzon slip out of play-off places
Curzon Ashton’s faltering National League North title challenge took another blow despite a lightning start against Peterborough Sports on Saturday.
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A Night of Giving: Heart to Heart Ball Returns to Raise Vital Funds
The Heart to Heart Charity Ball is not just about raising funds, it’s about bringing people together, community, life, and making a real difference.
Oldham Reporter
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Oldham Coliseum brings latest performance to Queen Elizabeth Hall
Oldham Coliseum Theatre is staging a special performance and everyone is invited.
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Royton man in court over nurse stabbing
A 37-year-old man charged with the attempted murder of a nurse at Royal Oldham Hospital has appeared in court today (Friday).
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School has taken effective action to maintain standards: Ofsted
A Lees primary school has continued to make strides to maintain the standards identified in its previous Ofsted report.
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Shoplifter caught and arrested
A shoplifter was caught red-handed after stealing around £1,000 worth of goods from Tesco Store in Greenfield.
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Academy improved considerably
“Waterhead Academy is ambitious for all pupils to succeed, including young people with special educational needs and those who are disadvantaged,” according to education watchdog Ofsted.
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‘Finally!’: Oldham to demand public inquiry into ‘scourge’ that has ‘hung over borough for far too long’
Oldham Council will demand a statutory public inquiry into ‘the scourge of child sexual exploitation both historic and current’, following an extraordinary meeting of the authority.
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Andy Burnham to ‘reach out’ to Oldham rebels and ‘compromise’ on housing plan
Andy Burnham will ‘reach out’ to ‘compromise’ with anti-Places for Everyone (PfE) councillors in Oldham after they decided to leave the housing plan.
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Oldham votes to WITHDRAW from controversial Greater Manchester housing scheme… again
Following months of fierce debates, Oldham council has voted to withdraw from a ‘controversial’ housing scheme at an extraordinary meeting held last night (February 12).