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GMP Cadet Units take part in child exploitation awareness sessions to promote conversationGMP’s Volunteer Police Cadet units have been taking part in a series of sessions raising awareness of child exploitation as part of a tailored programme to promote open discussion.
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Oldham Athletic host iftar dinnerOldham Athletic hosted a special iftar dinner for local guests and dignitaries.
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Woodhouses Village planning dispute due to receive final decisionA planning dispute that has left some in a village feeling ‘frustrated and powerless’ will come to an end this week.
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Andy Burnham: Stalybridge and Glossop to have first Bee Network trainsTameside will soon have one of the best public transport networks in the country according to the Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham.
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Council to sell £1m plot after stalled developmentA £1m canalside plot is being sold by Tameside Council (TMBC) after developers failed to build anything on the land.
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Three sought over pensioner purse theftPolice are hunting three people in connection with the theft of a pensioner’s purse just before Christmas.
Tameside Reporter
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GMP Cadet Units take part in child exploitation awareness sessions to promote conversation
GMP’s Volunteer Police Cadet units have been taking part in a series of sessions raising awareness of child exploitation as part of a tailored programme to promote open discussion.
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Andy Burnham: Stalybridge and Glossop to have first Bee Network trains
Tameside will soon have one of the best public transport networks in the country according to the Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham.
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Council to sell £1m plot after stalled development
A £1m canalside plot is being sold by Tameside Council (TMBC) after developers failed to build anything on the land.
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Three sought over pensioner purse theft
Police are hunting three people in connection with the theft of a pensioner’s purse just before Christmas.
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Tameside town basks in Sunday Times glowThe Sunday Times has named a Tameside town as one of the Best Places to Live in England for 2025.
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Future secured for 'iconic' mill chimneyAn ‘iconic’ part of the Tameside skyline will have a facelift after officials approved plans for its repair.
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Weekend football round-up: Droylsden cement play-off placeDroylsden secured their place in the North West Counties (NWCFL) Division One North play-offs with a comprehensive 4-0 thrashing of Ashton Athletic on Saturday afternoon.
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Final weekend M67 closure approachingThe last full weekend closure of the M67 as part of St Anne’s Road bridge replacement will be in April. National Highways will be installing eight steel beams on the newly re-built bridge supporting walls. Each pair of beams weighs 97 tonnes and must be carefully lowered into position.
Glossop Chronicle
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GMP Cadet Units take part in child exploitation awareness sessions to promote conversation
GMP’s Volunteer Police Cadet units have been taking part in a series of sessions raising awareness of child exploitation as part of a tailored programme to promote open discussion.
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Palmowski races to victory in F1 Academy debutGlossop motorsport sensation Alisha Palmowski got her F1 Academy season off to a dream start on Saturday with a debut victory in Race 1 of the opening weekend in Shanghai.
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Andy Burnham: Stalybridge and Glossop to have first Bee Network trains
Tameside will soon have one of the best public transport networks in the country according to the Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham.
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Station volunteers win big at rail awardsA group of volunteers at a High Peak railway station have scooped a top prize at the Community Rail Network Awards.
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Weekend football round-up: Droylsden cement play-off place
Droylsden secured their place in the North West Counties (NWCFL) Division One North play-offs with a comprehensive 4-0 thrashing of Ashton Athletic on Saturday afternoon.
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Duo hailed ‘rail heroes’Two Northern service train crew have been hailed ‘rail heroes’ after coming to the rescue of customers in separate situations.
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High Peak Council unanimous in decision about new north and south authoritiesHigh Peak Councillors have given the green light to a potential plan which will see the creation of two new unitary councils.
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‘Tree-mendous’ improvement to hospitalTen new trees have been planted at Tameside Hospital in a bid to create greener places and boost health and well-being.
Oldham Reporter
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GMP Cadet Units take part in child exploitation awareness sessions to promote conversation
GMP’s Volunteer Police Cadet units have been taking part in a series of sessions raising awareness of child exploitation as part of a tailored programme to promote open discussion.
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Oldham Athletic host iftar dinner
Oldham Athletic hosted a special iftar dinner for local guests and dignitaries.
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Woodhouses Village planning dispute due to receive final decision
A planning dispute that has left some in a village feeling ‘frustrated and powerless’ will come to an end this week.
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Tameside town basks in Sunday Times glow
The Sunday Times has named a Tameside town as one of the Best Places to Live in England for 2025.
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Police seize car after driver caught without licence and insurancePolice in Oldham seized a car after spotting it being driven erratically in Glodwick.
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Planning application receives more than 100 objectionsMore than 100 people have objected to plans to convert a former GP office in Shaw into a 22-bed housing complex .
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Do you recognise these men?TWO men with links to Oldham are being sought by police along with 10 others in relation to drugs and firearms investigations.
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Student pursues passion for wildlife photographyA Chadderton school is proudly showcasing the breathtaking work of one of its talented young students.
