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Hyde town centre set for a bright future through regeneration and community spiritHyde town centre is experiencing an exciting wave of regeneration, thanks to a strong collaboration between local partners and targeted government investment.
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Dr Kershaw's Hospice awarded £270,000 in government fundingDr Kershaw’s Hospice has received a whopping £277,090 in capital funding as part of a nationwide £75 million government investment to support the sustainability of hospice care services across England.
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Police plea to find missing manPolice are appealing for the public’s help in finding a man who has not been seen since yesterday (Wed).
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Ashton friends take on epic St Cuthbert’s walk to thank Christie CharityTwo long-time Ashton friends are lacing up their walking boots later this month to take on a 62.5-mile challenge across the Scottish-English border – all in aid of the Christie Charity.
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Two more men charged with murder including one from Oldham after death of Mohammed Afzal in BuryTwo men have been charged with murder following the death of Mohammed Afzal.
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Droylsden pub set for licensing reviewAlleged sex acts in the beer garden, fighting and excessive noise could see a pub in Droylsden lose its booze licence.
Tameside Reporter
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Hyde town centre set for a bright future through regeneration and community spirit
Hyde town centre is experiencing an exciting wave of regeneration, thanks to a strong collaboration between local partners and targeted government investment.
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Ashton friends take on epic St Cuthbert’s walk to thank Christie Charity
Two long-time Ashton friends are lacing up their walking boots later this month to take on a 62.5-mile challenge across the Scottish-English border – all in aid of the Christie Charity.
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Droylsden pub set for licensing review
Alleged sex acts in the beer garden, fighting and excessive noise could see a pub in Droylsden lose its booze licence.
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Tameside-led study suggests A&E screening could uncover thousands of undiagnosed diabetes casesA new study led by Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust has found that routine diabetes screening in hospital emergency departments could identify thousands of undiagnosed cases of type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes each year.
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Police respond to TV documentary findingsGreater Manchester Police has responded to a BBC Moors Murder documentary which concluded on television on Wednesday (6th August).
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Ashton Swimming Club crowned championsFor the third year in a row, Ashton-under-Lyne Swimming Club have won the prestigious Celebration Gala, beating teams from Wilmslow, Romiley, Marple, Hyde, Saracens (Hazel Grove), Dukinfield and Saddleworth.
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The final hurdle for Godley Green planThe final version of the controversial scheme that could see more than 2,000 homes build on Godley Green will be revealed this month.
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The Shed is back: Tameside’s beloved workshop reopens in DukinfieldAfter months of hard work, dedication, and a fair amount of sawdust, The Shed Tameside has officially reopened, this time in a brand-new, purpose-fitted premises in the heart of Dukinfield.
Glossop Chronicle
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Evacuation Day: Remembering Whaley Bridge flooding threatIt is exactly six years ago this week that the pages of the Glossop Chronicle were dominated by the unfolding drama in Whaley Bridge.
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Glossop teen crowned world championGlossop has a new world champion.
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Glossop Mountain Rescue upgrade their fleetAfter 16 months of planning, hard work and community support, Glossop Mountain Rescue Team is proud to announce the successful completion of its ambitious Vehicle Plan.
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Family pedal for a purpose: 500-mile ride for Karen’s HavenA family are taking on an extraordinary personal challenge this autumn - cycling from Glossop to Amsterdam in just six days - to raise funds and awareness for Karen’s Haven, a not-for-profit organisation supporting people living with COPD
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Thousands have just days to comment on plans to restructure Derbyshire’s councilsThousands of Derbyshire residents have only a matter of days to have their say during two consultations on possibly the biggest planned changes to Local Government in more than 50 years that will reshape the delivery of vital services.
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Vehicles banned from Woodhead Pass due to Storm FlorisAll high-sided vehicles have been banned from using the A628 Woodhead Pass due to harsh weather conditions caused by Storm Floris.
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Police A57 traffic operation deemed a successGlossop Police have taken action following growing concern over a spate of serious road traffic collisions along the A57 Snake Pass in the past year.
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End in sight for sinkholeA multi-agency team has convened at the site of the long-standing sinkhole at Wren Nest Mill to coordinate essential repair work, with efforts now expected to begin imminently.
Oldham Reporter
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Dr Kershaw's Hospice awarded £270,000 in government funding
Dr Kershaw’s Hospice has received a whopping £277,090 in capital funding as part of a nationwide £75 million government investment to support the sustainability of hospice care services across England.
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Police plea to find missing man
Police are appealing for the public’s help in finding a man who has not been seen since yesterday (Wed).
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Two more men charged with murder including one from Oldham after death of Mohammed Afzal in Bury
Two men have been charged with murder following the death of Mohammed Afzal.
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Police respond to TV documentary findings
Greater Manchester Police has responded to a BBC Moors Murder documentary which concluded on television on Wednesday (6th August).
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Meet the heroes behind the sirensGreater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service are holding a free, family friendly event to celebrate the incredible work of the emergency services.
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Teenager not seen for over three weeksPolice are appealing for information after a teenager has been missing for over three weeks.
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This is why we have the Bee NetworkAndy Burnham has explained why Greater Manchester’s buses bear the emblem of the worker bee.
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Grants up for grabs for charities and community projectsVernon Charitable Foundation has opened up its latest round of grant applications.
