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“Get Gwynne Out” – Protesters continued call for suspended MP to resignDozens of campaigners gathered outside Dukinfield Town Hall this evening (Tuesday 20 May) in a renewed call for shamed MP Andrew Gwynne to quit his job.
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Man wanted by policePolice are looking for this man in connection with stalking.
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Fines Issued At Failsworth Tram StopPolice conducted a knife arch operation at Failsworth tram stop in collaboration with Metrolink staff yesterday.
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Ashton GP service - information drop-inThe drop-in will offer more information about services that support diverse communities.
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Second PfE letterA ‘secret letter’ sent to the government by Oldham council bosses sought to influence a major decision for the borough, the Local Democracy Reporting Service understands.
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Tameside's new Civic MayorCouncillor Shibley Alam has been announced as the 50th civic mayor of Tameside.
Tameside Reporter
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“Get Gwynne Out” – Protesters continued call for suspended MP to resign
Dozens of campaigners gathered outside Dukinfield Town Hall this evening (Tuesday 20 May) in a renewed call for shamed MP Andrew Gwynne to quit his job.
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Man wanted by police
Police are looking for this man in connection with stalking.
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Tameside Students to Represent North West in National Sustainability CompetitionTwo local secondary schools – Fairfield High School for Girls and Longdendale High School – are celebrating after their student teams were selected to represent the North West in the UK finals of the Young Green Briton Challenge, a national competition that empowers young people to tackle climate and sustainability issues through innovation and enterprise.
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Ashton GP service - information drop-in
The drop-in will offer more information about services that support diverse communities.
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Tameside's new Civic Mayor
Councillor Shibley Alam has been announced as the 50th civic mayor of Tameside.
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How to rewild your garden with No Mow MayAs we head into a new month, the botanical charity Plantlife is once again championing No Mow May, a simple yet powerful campaign encouraging gardeners to pause their lawnmowers and let wildflowers flourish.
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Former HSBC bank could become apartment blockThe former HSBC bank in Ashton could soon be transformed into apartments.
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Gorton and Denton MP backs Plan for ChangeAndrew Gwynne, MP for Gorton and Denton has come out in support of plans to ensure almost one million more young people will have access to mental health support in school this year, as Labour gets on with delivering its manifesto promise for a national rollout taking a huge step in fixing the inherited challenges facing our children.
Glossop Chronicle
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Tameside Students to Represent North West in National Sustainability Competition
Two local secondary schools – Fairfield High School for Girls and Longdendale High School – are celebrating after their student teams were selected to represent the North West in the UK finals of the Young Green Briton Challenge, a national competition that empowers young people to tackle climate and sustainability issues through innovation and enterprise.
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High Peak MP supports 'Two weeks isn't enough' campaignHigh Peak MP Jon Pearce is backing a campaign that calls for better paternity leave.
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One World Festival is coming back to the High Peak!The festival will take place in the scenic town of New Mills, bringing live entertainment and food for all.
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Derbyshire County Council's regeneration could be halted under Reform's plansThe multi-million pound regeneration of County Hall could hit the bricks under Reform’s plans to “audit the crap” out of DCC.
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RuPaul's stars set to dazzle in Glossop!Glossop is set to experience its second drag night at the Norfolk Arms, thanks to event organiser Jamie Laing.
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GlossFest set to rock Glossop over Bank Holiday weekendGlossFest is back, and it's bigger and better than before!
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New Mills Duck Race 2025Hundreds of colourful plastic ducks will be racing their way through the River Goyt for charity — family fun guaranteed!
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Reform announce Derbyshire Council’s new leader and deputy leader in-waitingDerbyshire County Council’s newly-elected Reform UK administration has announced its intended leader and deputy leader ahead of the annual general meeting.
Oldham Reporter
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Fines Issued At Failsworth Tram Stop
Police conducted a knife arch operation at Failsworth tram stop in collaboration with Metrolink staff yesterday.
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Second PfE letter
A ‘secret letter’ sent to the government by Oldham council bosses sought to influence a major decision for the borough, the Local Democracy Reporting Service understands.
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Police Urge People To Hand Over Knives As Part Of Knife Amnesty WeekThe Saddleworth Neighbourhood Policing Team is hosting a knife amnesty at their station this week.
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Dog Unit Expansion Sees Spike In Arrests To Keep Communities SaferArrests made by the Police Tactical Dog Unit have significantly increased in Oldham and Tameside since it was expanded this year.
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Royton roadworks fearsPeople in Oldham are worried planned roadworks this summer will cause ‘absolute mayhem’ on the roads.
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Deputy Mayor disputeMayoral nominations are usually straight-forward and largely ceremonial. But this year in Oldham, the affair has courted controversy.
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Urgent Appeal To Find Man Who Can Assist Police With Indecency On MetrolinkOfficers investigating reports of indecency on Metrolink services across Greater Manchester would like to speak to this man (pictured) urgently, as they believe he could assist with enquiries.
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Two Thugs Caged For Stealing Thousands Of Pounds Worth Of PropertyTwo thugs have been jailed after stealing thousands of pounds worth of property from burglaries across Oldham between May and June last year.
