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Full Derbyshire County Council election wrap-upReform UK have taken control of Derbyshire County Council in a turquoise tsunami to end eight years of Conservative control and leave other parties by the wayside.
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Residents fighting Housing Association over 20pc rent increaseNorma’s strawberry plants are starting to flower. They’re just a small part of a legendary display of flowers the pensioner has cultivated in her garden over almost two decades.
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Family pub allowed to stay open despite double stabbing brawlA cherished family-run pub will remain open after it was ordered to shut down temporarily following a double stabbing.
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Glossop set to hit a high note with world-class artistsTickets for this year’s Glossop Music Festival are on sale from Friday, May 2.
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No Fines For Dog FoulingA councillor has blasted Oldham Council over ‘dog fouling mayhem’ after an FOI revealed zero dog owners have been issued fines so far in 2025.
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Award winning Glossop landscaper defies odds to walk againAfter being told he may never walk again, award-winning Glossop landscaper Rupert Crowton has defied the odds, and is preparing to head off to build at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Tameside Reporter
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Review: A KNIGHT TO REMEMBER! ‘A Knights Tale’ Premiere‘A Knight’s Tale’ is a brand new musical that has premiered right here in Manchester. The Jukebox style musical follows the story of William, son of a Thatcher, leaving home as a child to become a jousting Knight and proving it is possible to change his stars. The story contains everything that a story of dreams, friendship, love and passion needs.
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Droylsden Academy crown their annual MasterChef championOn Thursday 1st May 2025, budding chefs from Droylsden Academy dusted off their aprons to take part in the annual MasterChef Competition final.
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Appeal for missing girlHave you seen Kate from Hyde?
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Tributes pour in after loss of Crimewatchers patrol dogShadow, a German Shepherd, sadly passed away on Wednesday 30th April after a night on patrol.
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Northern gears up for Magic Weekend as thousands of fans head to NewcastleTrain operator Northern is getting ready to help thousands of rugby league fans from across the North get to Newcastle for the Super League Magic Weekend.
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The bold vision for Tameside’s futureAlmost 10,000 homes, town centre overhauls and two new railway stations are all earmarked in Tameside’s bold ambition for the future.
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Blaze Street Dance Academy takes on BelgiumThe dance academy is heading to Brussels in six weeks’ time to take on the European Championships.
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Man jailed for more than 12 years after raping woman in HydeBrandon Smith (14/02/2000) of Larch Road in Denton, was found guilty of two counts of rape, two counts of sexual assault and one assault by penetration.
Glossop Chronicle
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Full Derbyshire County Council election wrap-up
Reform UK have taken control of Derbyshire County Council in a turquoise tsunami to end eight years of Conservative control and leave other parties by the wayside.
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Glossop set to hit a high note with world-class artists
Tickets for this year’s Glossop Music Festival are on sale from Friday, May 2.
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Award winning Glossop landscaper defies odds to walk again
After being told he may never walk again, award-winning Glossop landscaper Rupert Crowton has defied the odds, and is preparing to head off to build at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
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Derbyshire planners give go-ahead for energy storage systemDerbyshire planners have given the go-ahead for a Battery Energy Storage System to be built on 1.5 hectares of countryside near the Peak District National Park.
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Northern gears up for Magic Weekend as thousands of fans head to Newcastle
Train operator Northern is getting ready to help thousands of rugby league fans from across the North get to Newcastle for the Super League Magic Weekend.
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Residents urged to avoid Errwood Reservoir as Goyt Valley fire continuesThe Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service has issued an urgent warning for residents to keep all doors and windows closed as wildfires tear through the Goyt Valley.
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Hummingbird Heroes awarded King's 'MBE'The Hummingbird Project, a community powered clothing and support hub based in Glossop, has been presented with the prestigious King's Award for Voluntary Service.
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Injured walker airlifted to safety after falling in Peak DistrictThe Glossop Mountain Rescue Team raced to action to assist a lady who fell while walking in Arnfield.
Oldham Reporter
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Residents fighting Housing Association over 20pc rent increase
Norma’s strawberry plants are starting to flower. They’re just a small part of a legendary display of flowers the pensioner has cultivated in her garden over almost two decades.
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Family pub allowed to stay open despite double stabbing brawl
A cherished family-run pub will remain open after it was ordered to shut down temporarily following a double stabbing.
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No Fines For Dog Fouling
A councillor has blasted Oldham Council over ‘dog fouling mayhem’ after an FOI revealed zero dog owners have been issued fines so far in 2025.
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Five Men Jailed For Operating A Drug Line worth Hundreds Of Thousands Of PoundsFive men have been jailed for their role in a drug line operating in Chadderton worth hundreds of thousands of pounds.
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Northern gears up for Magic Weekend as thousands of fans head to Newcastle
Train operator Northern is getting ready to help thousands of rugby league fans from across the North get to Newcastle for the Super League Magic Weekend.
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Fire service tackle large blaze In ColdhurstEight fire engines tackled a huge fire at a commercial premises in Oldham last night.
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Chadderton school clinches Oldham Schools Plate in thrilling finalThe Radclyffe School’s Year 11 boys football team secured a dramatic and hard-fought victory in the final of the 2025 Oldham Schools Plate Trophy earlier this week - overcoming North Chadderton in a thrilling 4–4 match that was ultimately decided on penalties.
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Council reject application on greenbelt landOldham council have rejected an ‘ironic’ application to build a storage site for green energy on ‘crucial’ greenbelt land.
