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‘Sneak peak’ at new town-centre parkOldham’s brand new town-centre park will open in March 2026, the council has revealed.
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Residents to protest HMOs as councillors call for tighter restrictionsResidents are gearing up for a peaceful protest following what they describe as a ‘deluge of HMOs’ in an Oldham town.
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“Every child deserves a healthy start in life” – Tameside man wants new law to criminalise substance use during pregnancyCallum Hesketh was born 2.5 months premature at Tameside Hospital, after being exposed to heroin and crystal meth in the womb.
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Road closures for Transpennine Route UpgradeA popular destination for holiday outings will be closed to all traffic for two weekends, including the May bank holiday.
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McDonald’s drive-thru plan shelvedPlans to create a new drive-thru McDonald’s in Hyde have been shelved.
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Town centre becomes building siteThe centre of Ashton remains a building site as work to transform it continues.
Tameside Reporter
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“Every child deserves a healthy start in life” – Tameside man wants new law to criminalise substance use during pregnancy
Callum Hesketh was born 2.5 months premature at Tameside Hospital, after being exposed to heroin and crystal meth in the womb.
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McDonald’s drive-thru plan shelved
Plans to create a new drive-thru McDonald’s in Hyde have been shelved.
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Town centre becomes building site
The centre of Ashton remains a building site as work to transform it continues.
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Tameside College students impress in GM skills competitionStudents at Tameside College and Clarendon Sixth Form took home more than 20 prizes in the Greater Manchester Colleges Group skills competition.
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No go to 8-bed HMO with 130 objectionsA proposed HMO that attracted more than 130 letters of objection will not go ahead after planners condemned the scheme as ‘incompatible’ with the local area.
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MISSING: Ashton man with dementiaPolice have asked the public to help in their search for an Ashton man with dementia who has been missing since Saturday morning (April 5).
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Weekend football round-up: Curzon bounce back into the play-offsA goal line clearance in stoppage time ensured Curzon Ashton leapt back into the National League North play-offs with a 1-0 home win against Warrington Town.
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Ellie receives Young Citizen of the Year Award 2025Ellie Halpin from Stalybridge is one of 10 winners across Greater Manchester and the selected winner for Tameside!
Glossop Chronicle
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'Severe chance' of wildfires as dry spell continuesA leading firefighter has warned hikers about the risk of wildfires after the recent spell of dry weather.
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Tameside College students impress in GM skills competition
Students at Tameside College and Clarendon Sixth Form took home more than 20 prizes in the Greater Manchester Colleges Group skills competition.
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MISSING: Ashton man with dementia
Police have asked the public to help in their search for an Ashton man with dementia who has been missing since Saturday morning (April 5).
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‘One-of-a-kind' teacher retires after 29 years in the classroomBeloved teacher Helen O’Hara, has retired from Hadfield Infant School after 29 years, with colleagues, parents and pupils expressing their sadness at her departure.
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Police issue warning to van ownersGlossop Police Safer Neighbourhood Team have issued an alert to van owners after a spate of break-ins.
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Award-winning band strikes up a fitting tributeThe award-winning Glossop School Band are reforming for a one-off free concert to celebrate the life of their late maestro, Jack Fletcher.
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Think! Fatal 4 OffencesGreater Manchester Police has highlighted the consequences of the Fatal 4 Offences -which contribute to road traffic collisions.
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Free football to counteract anti-social behaviourOver the last few months, the Glossop Police Safer Neighbourhood Team have seen an increase in anti-social behaviour in Glossop.
Oldham Reporter
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‘Sneak peak’ at new town-centre park
Oldham’s brand new town-centre park will open in March 2026, the council has revealed.
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Residents to protest HMOs as councillors call for tighter restrictions
Residents are gearing up for a peaceful protest following what they describe as a ‘deluge of HMOs’ in an Oldham town.
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Road closures for Transpennine Route Upgrade
A popular destination for holiday outings will be closed to all traffic for two weekends, including the May bank holiday.
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Newman College head praised as he steps downThe head of a Chadderton school plagued with building issues departed from his post with his head held high on Friday.
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Student making headlines with new shoe brandA budding shoe designer from University Campus Oldham is set to make huge waves in the fashion and footwear industry.
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Think! Fatal 4 Offences
Greater Manchester Police has highlighted the consequences of the Fatal 4 Offences -which contribute to road traffic collisions.
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Don’t Be Puzzled by Dogs Wearing MuzzlesDogs Trust Manchester is raising awareness about why some dogs are trained to wear a muzzle, hoping to change perceptions and encourage more people to consider adopting one of the muzzled dogs patiently waiting for their forever homes.
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Millions seized from criminals to help communities tackle crimeGMP’s Economic Crime Unit has successfully forfeited over £17 million from criminal’s back pockets.
