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Glossop Police appeal to public for helpPolice have appealed for information after criminal damage in Glossop.
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The ambitious vision to turn ‘dilapidated’ Greater Manchester town into a booming hot-spotA new park that connects a transformed Droylsden town centre to its marina has been touted in an ambitious plan for the area.
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Woman, 80, dies following collision with cyclist in StalybridgeOfficers are appealing for information following a fatal collision between a cyclist and a pedestrian on Mottram Road in Stalybridge.
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Oldham Marks VE DayOldham Town Centre was decked with colourful bunting and decorations as the borough celebrated 80 years since Victory in Europe Day.
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Oldham’s Party AtmosphereOldham was trying to encapsulate the party atmosphere VE Day had when Winston Churchill first declared it a public holiday.
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Tameside Council pays compensation to workplace accident claimsSlips, trips and falls as well as manual handling injuries, are just some of the reasons why employees have submitted accident claims against the council over the past three years.
Tameside Reporter
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The ambitious vision to turn ‘dilapidated’ Greater Manchester town into a booming hot-spot
A new park that connects a transformed Droylsden town centre to its marina has been touted in an ambitious plan for the area.
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Woman, 80, dies following collision with cyclist in Stalybridge
Officers are appealing for information following a fatal collision between a cyclist and a pedestrian on Mottram Road in Stalybridge.
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Tameside Council pays compensation to workplace accident claims
Slips, trips and falls as well as manual handling injuries, are just some of the reasons why employees have submitted accident claims against the council over the past three years.
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Mossley Civic Society AGMMossley Civic Society are holding their annual general meeting on Wednesday 28th May.
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Family Nurse Partnership celebrates their 10th anniversaryTameside’s Family Nurse Partnership celebrated their 10th anniversary at their annual review on Thursday 8th May.
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VE Day street party big hit in Ashton!On Thursday 8th May, a street party was held on Market Avenue in Ashton Town Centre to celebrate Victory in Europe Day.
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Maternal Mental Health Week: Mental health service helps Hayley build better bond with babyThis week (5-11 May) is Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week, with Mental Health Awareness Week following on next week (12-18 May).
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Do you remember the original Broadoak School?Broadoak & Smallshaw Community Centre are hosting a Family Fun Day and Fundraising event to support the centre, on Saturday 24th May between 3pm - 6pm.
Glossop Chronicle
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Glossop Police appeal to public for help
Police have appealed for information after criminal damage in Glossop.
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United Utilities urges customers to use water wisely during dry spellUnited Utilities are appealing for people to use water wisely as it ramps up operational activities to manage water resources.
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Derbyshire County Council's Reform flags policyBanning the Ukrainian flag from being flown at the Derbyshire County Council headquarters will be among the very first priorities for the new Reform leadership.
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New digital signalling technology to boost safety and reliability of rail travelNew digital signalling technology is set to be installed on TransPennine Express (TPE) trains to boost the safety and reliability of rail travel.
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Paint the town blue for Blythe House!Blythe House Hospice is calling on the community to show its support by going blue!
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A Magical Evening At The Royal Nawaab PyramidWOW – my first impression of the Royal Nawaab Pyramid – the distinctive landmark standing tall on the bustling junction of Stockport.
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Who is the first elected Greater Manchester councillor for Reform UKLast month Allan Hopwood shocked the city-region after becoming the first Reform politician to be elected in Greater Manchester.
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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.
Oldham Reporter
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Oldham Marks VE Day
Oldham Town Centre was decked with colourful bunting and decorations as the borough celebrated 80 years since Victory in Europe Day.
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Oldham’s Party Atmosphere
Oldham was trying to encapsulate the party atmosphere VE Day had when Winston Churchill first declared it a public holiday.
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More Arrests Made Thanks To Operation VulcanAn unrelenting day of action in Oldham led to the seizure of multiple e-bikes which were being ridden dangerously and anti-socially, including through public parks where children were playing.
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Man Charged In Possession Of KnifeA 39-year-old man has been charged after being found in possession of a lock knife in Derker.
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Five Men Jailed After Police Shut Down A Drug Supply Operation In Oldham Exploiting ChildrenFive drug dealers have been slapped with sentences totalling over 17 years for supplying illegal drugs throughout Greater Manchester using an organised phone line in Oldham.
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Three men charged with fraud offencesThree men from Oldham have been charged in connection with fraud offences involving hire vehicles across Greater Manchester, West Yorkshire, North Yorkshire and Cheshire.
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‘Every day there is drug dealing outside my shop’Business owners say they see drug dealing and anti-social behaviour taking place openly outside their shops on the main street of Shaw, in Oldham, throughout the day.
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Oldham gears up for VE Day celebrationsOldham will be marking VE Day tomorrow with plenty of exciting activities for local people to see.
