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Murder investigation launched after body foundA murder investigation has been launched in Oldham after a 50-year-old man was found dead.
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‘I’m going to build a big f***-off wheel’ a businessman’s bold plan to ‘put Oldham on the map’A ‘notorious’ local businessman wants to erect a 50 metre high cogwheel at the side of the M60 in Oldham.
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Reform axe Derbyshire's climate committee sparking flood risk fearsReform has scrapped Derbyshire’s committee on climate change, biodiversity and carbon reduction, with fears this will directly impact flood prevention.
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Disgruntled residents protest a second plan for care homeAngry residents are protesting against a controversial planning application for a care home which they claim was secretly approved by Oldham Council.
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Mayor clinches deal for thousands more tickets to ‘historic match’ for OldhamAlmost 10,000 more tickets will be released for Oldham’s first game at Wembley Stadium in over 30 years.
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Violent dog attack injures two and leaves baby with life changing injuriesA ferocious dog attack has left three people injured, including a one–year-old baby who has sustained life-changing injuries.
Tameside Reporter
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Violent dog attack injures two and leaves baby with life changing injuries
A ferocious dog attack has left three people injured, including a one–year-old baby who has sustained life-changing injuries.
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Officers investigating attack on woman in Stockport release E-fit imageOfficers investigating reports of an attack on a woman in the Stockport area have released an e-fit image of a man they would like to speak to in connection with the incident.
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Giving back in his golden yearsThis Volunteers’ Week (2–6 June), the Dogs Trust is celebrating the incredible contributions of its 3,800 volunteers across 22 rehoming centres. At Dogs Trust Manchester, special recognition is going to Jeff, one of the charity’s oldest volunteers, for his unwavering dedication and support.
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Hope for Maggie: Tameside's resilient lurcher mum will soon be ready for her forever homeMaggie the lurcher mum who we reported on last week, is almost ready for adoption!
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Tram track works to halt services at Piccadilly Gardens for two monthsThe planned works in Piccadilly Gardens will cause some disruption to the Metrolink network.
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More than medicineTameside Hospital is seeking compassionate volunteers to bring comfort through conversation
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Police appealing for information on incidentGreater Manchester Police are asking witnesses to come forward with information.
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Historic mill conversion sparks controversyA century-old mill in the centre of Ashton will be transformed into 18 new apartments – but it has sparked controversy.
Glossop Chronicle
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Reform axe Derbyshire's climate committee sparking flood risk fears
Reform has scrapped Derbyshire’s committee on climate change, biodiversity and carbon reduction, with fears this will directly impact flood prevention.
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The Glossopdale headteacher who expects excellence as the normGlossopdale School and Sixth Form Headteacher, Ms Kate Smith, recently welcomed us to the school to chat about her reflections on her first term.
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Giving back in his golden years
This Volunteers’ Week (2–6 June), the Dogs Trust is celebrating the incredible contributions of its 3,800 volunteers across 22 rehoming centres. At Dogs Trust Manchester, special recognition is going to Jeff, one of the charity’s oldest volunteers, for his unwavering dedication and support.
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Parent launches petition against term-time finesDerbyshire County Council has gathered more than £960,000 in fines from parents whose children have missed school, with penalties tripling and dozens taken to court.
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Drums, dance and DJ delight at Hadfield InfantsHadfield Infants School have brought music and creativity to the classroom with a vibrant themed week.
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Fathers' Day support in dad's honourA Glossop-based psychotherapist is using his experience of personal loss to support others this Father’s Day.
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Aspinall eyes Premier League crownNathan Aspinall says it would "mean everything" if he was to be crowned the 2025 Premier League Darts champion, five years on from his heartbreaking defeat in the 2020 final.
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Hadfield Hall elevates accessibility with new liftAfter a decade of dedication, determination, and dogged fundraising, the Friends of Hadfield Hall are finally celebrating a major milestone.
Oldham Reporter
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Murder investigation launched after body found
A murder investigation has been launched in Oldham after a 50-year-old man was found dead.
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‘I’m going to build a big f***-off wheel’ a businessman’s bold plan to ‘put Oldham on the map’
A ‘notorious’ local businessman wants to erect a 50 metre high cogwheel at the side of the M60 in Oldham.
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Disgruntled residents protest a second plan for care home
Angry residents are protesting against a controversial planning application for a care home which they claim was secretly approved by Oldham Council.
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Mayor clinches deal for thousands more tickets to ‘historic match’ for Oldham
Almost 10,000 more tickets will be released for Oldham’s first game at Wembley Stadium in over 30 years.
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Police seize illegal substance and thousands in cashNeighbourhood officers who raided a property in Oldham earlier this week secured four arrests and seized 25 litres of illicit liquid THC.
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New plans for old snooker clubPlans for a multi-storey apartment block on the site of a former snooker hall and nightclub in Oldham are set to be approved.
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Snooker legend puts local players through their pacesSnooker fans cued up for a memorable night with Masters Champion Matthew Stevens.
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Thousands of Radar Keys sent out to help Northern customersCustomers travelling with Northern can now ask members of staff for a Radar Key if they need it to use an accessible toilet.
