The very latest news
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Stalybridge Celtic issue statement following Duckworth controversy
Stalybridge Celtic have given clarity following reports their forward Joe Duckworth could be facing an extended period out of action after suffering an injury while playing for Midland League side Northwich Victoria on Tuesday night.
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Fundraiser for High Peak dancers to represent England at World Cup
A team of young dancers are crowdfunding to achieve their dream of representing Team England at the upcoming Dance World Cup in Spain.
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Lurcher Sol's a real ray of sunshine but he needs a new home
Sunshine may be in short supply at the moment, but one dog in particular waiting for a new family at Dogs Trust Manchester could certainly bring warmth and happiness into someone’s home.
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Dark and cramped conditions derail new kids' care home plans
Plans for a new children’s care home have been refused after Tameside Council said it wouldn’t have “acceptable living conditions”.
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Appeal after handbag is found in town centre
Police in Glossop are appealing for the owner of. handbag found in the town to come forward.
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Burnham ‘not opposed’ to new national grooming inquiry
Andy Burnham ‘would not be opposed’ to a new national inquiry into grooming gangs the day after a Conservative bid to set one up failed.
Tameside Reporter
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Lurcher Sol's a real ray of sunshine but he needs a new home
Sunshine may be in short supply at the moment, but one dog in particular waiting for a new family at Dogs Trust Manchester could certainly bring warmth and happiness into someone’s home.
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Dark and cramped conditions derail new kids' care home plans
Plans for a new children’s care home have been refused after Tameside Council said it wouldn’t have “acceptable living conditions”.
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Burnham ‘not opposed’ to new national grooming inquiry
Andy Burnham ‘would not be opposed’ to a new national inquiry into grooming gangs the day after a Conservative bid to set one up failed.
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Transport boss warns of Bee Network disruption
The boss of Transport of Greater Manchester has asked commuters to be patient after freezing temperatures disrupted bus services in the region.
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National recognition for local girls football development
The Football Association has recognised the efforts of local Great Academy Ashton staff member, Emma Toone, and her work to engage more girls with football.
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More than 7,500 toys donated to Christmas appeal
More than 1,140 children received a Christmas gift thanks to the Tameside Toy Appeal.
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Parents slam ‘disgusting’ delays to school bus that’s been ‘horrifically late’ since Bee Network took over
Parents have slammed ‘absolutely disgusting’ delays to a school bus which has been ‘horrifically late’ since the Bee Network took over.
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Architects win £600,000 Stalybridge West design contract
Tameside Council have awarded a £600,000 contract to an architect firm for 'detailed design work’ on the redevelopment of the Stalybridge West scheme.
Glossop Chronicle
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Fundraiser for High Peak dancers to represent England at World Cup
A team of young dancers are crowdfunding to achieve their dream of representing Team England at the upcoming Dance World Cup in Spain.
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Appeal after handbag is found in town centre
Police in Glossop are appealing for the owner of. handbag found in the town to come forward.
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Burnham ‘not opposed’ to new national grooming inquiry
Andy Burnham ‘would not be opposed’ to a new national inquiry into grooming gangs the day after a Conservative bid to set one up failed.
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Transport boss warns of Bee Network disruption
The boss of Transport of Greater Manchester has asked commuters to be patient after freezing temperatures disrupted bus services in the region.
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Derbyshire County Council elections in May look set to be postponed for a year
The upcoming Derbyshire County Council elections in May look set to be postponed for a year to discuss local Government reorganisation which could involve eight councils being scrapped.
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Virgin Voyages support for charity Reuben’s Retreat is no drop in the ocean
Cruise line Virgin Voyages’ UK sales team has announced that Reuben’s Retreat will be its chosen charity partner for 2025.
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Man jailed after being caught with trousers down in library
A pervert has been jailed after being caught with his trousers around his shins in a High Peak library.
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Glossop Mountain Rescue Team join forces and respond to casualty in harsh weather conditions
The Glossop Mountain Rescue Team joined forces yesterday with the Kinder and Edale Mountain Rescue Team to rescue a casualty who had gotten into difficulty in the snow.
Oldham Reporter
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Oldham fall short against Hoylake
Oldham’s first game of 2025 was a trip to the end of the Wirral estuary for a bottom of the league clash with Hoylake.
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Labour rejects Oldham’s call for child abuse inquiry
Labour has rejected calls from Oldham council for a government inquiry into historic child abuse.
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Mountain rescue teams scramble to Christmas Day call-out
A hiker’s Christmas walk ended in a suspected broken ankle and a three-hour call-out by two local mountain rescue units.
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Facebook flytipping couple fined £1,200 each
A couple who charged for removing household waste only to dump it in a secluded beauty spot have each been fined more than £1,200.