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Father Takes Part In Dr Kershaw's Strictly To Raise MoneyWhen a church minister took part in ballroom and Latin dancing, little did he know he would end up strutting his dance moves for Dr Kershaw’s Strictly Come Dancing Fundraising Event.
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Teenager Still MissingPolice are continuing to appeal for help in finding a teenager who has been missing since early April and could possibly be in Oldham.
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Parents Form Lifelong Friendships Thanks To CourseParents formed lifelong friendships on a 10-week course to help manage feelings and behaviour.
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Stalybridge Spring Show returns this weekendAll the fun of the fair comes to Stalybridge's Cheetham Park this Sunday when the annual Stalybridge Spring Show arrives.
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Stalybridge Spring Concert in aid of Guide DogsTameside Community Voices choir are holding their annual spring concert on Saturday 17th May 2025.
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The cameras in Greater Manchester deemed a ‘security threat’Hundreds of surveillance cameras are still in operation across Greater Manchester – despite the government deeming them a security threat for Whitehall.
Tameside Reporter
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Campaigners take to the streets in plea to shamed MP: Just Go NowCampaigners took to the streets on St George's Day in a renewed call for shamed MP Andrew Gwynne to quit his job.
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Stalybridge Spring Show returns this weekend
All the fun of the fair comes to Stalybridge's Cheetham Park this Sunday when the annual Stalybridge Spring Show arrives.
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Stalybridge Spring Concert in aid of Guide Dogs
Tameside Community Voices choir are holding their annual spring concert on Saturday 17th May 2025.
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The cameras in Greater Manchester deemed a ‘security threat’
Hundreds of surveillance cameras are still in operation across Greater Manchester – despite the government deeming them a security threat for Whitehall.
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“If you try you might, if you don’t you won’t” – Year 4 from Droylsden comes 3rd in BBC 500-word competitionAsh Body entered the BBC 500-word competition and ended up coming 3rd out of 44,000 other entries.
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“The cat is out the bag” – Denton bar applies for a rooftop terraceVault 2 on Ashton Road in Denton have applied for a rooftop bar to be built on top of the previous Royal Bank of Scotland branch.
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Advance Train Tickets Now Available On TransPennine Express Ticket MachinesAdvance train tickets are now available for customers to buy using TransPennine Express (TPE) ticket machines offering better value for customers at stations.
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Join in the conversation about Death & DyingWillow Wood Hospice is inviting the local community to join in the important conversation about death and dying during Dying Matters Week.
Glossop Chronicle
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Derbyshire election manifesto roundupRoad repairs, special educational needs, buses, social care and potential bankruptcy are the key battlegrounds being fought ahead of the Derbyshire County Council elections.
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Advance Train Tickets Now Available On TransPennine Express Ticket Machines
Advance train tickets are now available for customers to buy using TransPennine Express (TPE) ticket machines offering better value for customers at stations.
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Artistic mum and daughter duo open their first studio and art schoolArtistic mum and daughter, Gwen and Amy Osbaldeston, have combined their creativity and opened the ‘Thread & Clay Art School’ on George Street.
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Join in the conversation about Death & Dying
Willow Wood Hospice is inviting the local community to join in the important conversation about death and dying during Dying Matters Week.
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Willow Wood Flower Festival announces bloomin' magical weekendWizards and muggles alike in Ashton can look forward to a magical experience this May as the Willow Wood Flower Festival announces its new Harry Potter theme.
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Great news for shoppers, residents and businesses in TamesideTwo hours free parking in all Tameside Council run car parks will be available from June this year.
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MP joins with dads to fight for better paternity leaveEarlier this month, Jon Pearce MP met with dads in Whaley Bridge at The Bridge Nursery for a Messy Play event.
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Dogs Trust Manchester hopes to sniff out green-fingered dog loversStaff at Dogs Trust Manchester are hoping they will come up smelling of roses in their search for volunteers to help them look after the site.
Oldham Reporter
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Father Takes Part In Dr Kershaw's Strictly To Raise Money
When a church minister took part in ballroom and Latin dancing, little did he know he would end up strutting his dance moves for Dr Kershaw’s Strictly Come Dancing Fundraising Event.
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Teenager Still Missing
Police are continuing to appeal for help in finding a teenager who has been missing since early April and could possibly be in Oldham.
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Parents Form Lifelong Friendships Thanks To Course
Parents formed lifelong friendships on a 10-week course to help manage feelings and behaviour.
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The cameras in Greater Manchester deemed a ‘security threat’
Hundreds of surveillance cameras are still in operation across Greater Manchester – despite the government deeming them a security threat for Whitehall.
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Key developments planned for Greater ManchesterA new hotel at a ‘landmark building’ in Oldham and the first town centre McDonald’s for 14 years are two significant developments tabled in recent weeks.
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Is Shaw town centre ‘dying’?The high street in Shaw, Oldham, is surprisingly busy for a Tuesday lunch time. Workers dodge into discount bakeries for a spot of lunch, mums with prams linger at charity shop windows, pensioners make sharp beelines for the town’s homely cafés.
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Police Recover Large Amounts Of Drugs and CashOfficers from the Operation Vulcan team recovered large quantities of drugs and cash after sighting a man acting suspiciously near the tram stop in Derker.
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Oldham School Hosts Successful Careers FairOldham Hulme Grammar School presented children with a world of opportunities thanks to a successful Prep Careers Fair.
