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Schools win awards for giving waste items new lifePrimary school students across the High Peak have been recognised for their creativity, innovation and commitment to the environment in the first ever 'Upcycling Challenge'.
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Two Tameside organisations in running for local community fundNine community organisations across Greater Manchester have been shortlisted for a grant from the PatchApp Community Fund and the public are being urged to choose the one that matters most to them.
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Fugitive brought back from Caribbean after fleeing the country on the day of his sentencing eight years agoThe recent extradition of convicted drug dealer shows dedicated work from police and partners in catching criminals who think they are safe from capture abroad.
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Hill Biscuits marks 170 years with a nostalgic nod to British baking traditionsThe beloved Manchester-based biscuit bakery, is proudly celebrating a monumental 170 years of tradition and baking excellence.
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Man stabbed in OldhamA man was rushed to hospital after a horror stabbing in Oldham last night.
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Local business facing action after selling knife to under-age buyerA Tameside business is facing the possibility of prosecution after selling a kitchen knife to a person under 18.
Tameside Reporter
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Two Tameside organisations in running for local community fund
Nine community organisations across Greater Manchester have been shortlisted for a grant from the PatchApp Community Fund and the public are being urged to choose the one that matters most to them.
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Fugitive brought back from Caribbean after fleeing the country on the day of his sentencing eight years ago
The recent extradition of convicted drug dealer shows dedicated work from police and partners in catching criminals who think they are safe from capture abroad.
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Hill Biscuits marks 170 years with a nostalgic nod to British baking traditions
The beloved Manchester-based biscuit bakery, is proudly celebrating a monumental 170 years of tradition and baking excellence.
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Local business facing action after selling knife to under-age buyer
A Tameside business is facing the possibility of prosecution after selling a kitchen knife to a person under 18.
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British Transport Police reveals number of sex crimes that took place at Greater Manchester train stations since 2022Thousands of train station crimes are reported every year, and sex offences at stations across the UK have soared to all-time highs.
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Ashton's car boot is back every Sunday this June!Usually the first Sunday of every month, Ashton's car boot has been extended this June.
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Teen fighting for his life after falling from balcony whilst fleeing from policeGreater Manchester Police responded to reports of a group of males with machetes on Saturday 31st May.
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Locals have their say on town centre changesAshton town centre is currently a building site, with construction workers in Hi Vis and diggers clanging and banging where the market stalls used to be.
Glossop Chronicle
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Schools win awards for giving waste items new life
Primary school students across the High Peak have been recognised for their creativity, innovation and commitment to the environment in the first ever 'Upcycling Challenge'.
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Blythe House Hospice launch their 'Sunflower Memories' appealDedicate a flower in memory of someone you love to support local hospice care.
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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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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 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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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.
Oldham Reporter
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Oldham man first to be locked up for possession of a readily convertible firearm, with three other men jailed for their roles in an Organised Crime GroupAn Oldham man has become one of the first to be jailed for possession of a readily convertible firearm, with other men imprisoned for their roles in an Organised Crime Group.
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Man stabbed in Oldham
A man was rushed to hospital after a horror stabbing in Oldham last night.
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Oldham Athletic celebrate win with a massive parade at Boundary ParkOldham Athletic fans can celebrate the club’s return to the Football League tonight as the club confirms plans for a celebratory parade.
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Fines for non-payment issued at Hollinwood tram stationPolice from the Failsworth, Hollinwood and Limeside Neighbourhood team issued a number of fines for non-payment of fares at a tram stop.
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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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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.
