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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.
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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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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 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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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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Stalybridge and Dukinfield partners and community together meetingGreater Manchester Police is hosting their Dukinfield and Stalybridge Partners and Community Together (PACT) meeting on the 28th April.
Tameside Reporter
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“The cat is out the bag” – Denton bar applies for a rooftop terrace
Vault 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 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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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.
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Stalybridge and Dukinfield partners and community together meeting
Greater Manchester Police is hosting their Dukinfield and Stalybridge Partners and Community Together (PACT) meeting on the 28th April.
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Police appeal for two menGreater Manchester Police have posted the appeal to their Facebook page.
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Bin Charges Round UpTwo Greater Manchester councils now charge households extra to collect their green bins — but there have been plans for more.
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Are there any local elections in Tameside this year?Next month thousands of voters up and down the country will head to polling stations to vote on ward representatives at the local elections.
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Hundreds of Criminal Behaviour Orders active across Greater Manchester as officers crack down on Anti-Social BehaviourOfficers across every single district are continuing to utilise numerous resources to tackle persistent criminality – including the successful use of Criminal Behaviour Orders (CBOs).
Glossop Chronicle
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Derbyshire election manifesto roundup
Road 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 school
Artistic 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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Oldham School Hosts Successful Careers Fair
Oldham Hulme Grammar School presented children with a world of opportunities thanks to a successful Prep Careers Fair.
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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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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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Vehicle Related Crime DownVehicle-related crime across Greater Manchester has seen a reduction of 27 per cent according to the latest figures.
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Appeal for Next Of KinPolice are appealing for help in finding the relatives of an Oldham man who has passed away.
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Bin Charges Round Up
Two Greater Manchester councils now charge households extra to collect their green bins — but there have been plans for more.
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Cricket Legend Given 'A Great Send-Off' During Funeral ServiceFriends and family of cricket legend Cecil Wright gathered to bid a heartfelt farewell to the star during a funeral service at St. Jame’s Church in Thornham.
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Man Arrested In Connection With MurderA man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 45-year-old male was brutally attacked and later died in Oldham.
