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Two money-saving deals on offer for rail passengersRail passengers can now explore new cities without worrying about the cost - thanks to two money-saving deals for young and older customers.
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Police want to speak to key witness after elderly woman gets stuck in tram doors and later diesPolice want to speak to this man after an elderly woman became stuck in between tram doors and later died.
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Appeal for next of kinPolice are appealing for the family of a woman who was found dead at an address in Hyde, to come forward
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Police force entry and seize goodsPolice seized a number of items during an early morning raid at an address in Tameside today (March 6).
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Northern rail boss encourages women to join the industryNorthern rail boss says she is committed to opening doors for women in the industry ahead of International Women’s Day on Saturday (March 8).
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Appeal for information after man dies following collision in TamesideOfficers are appealing for information after the death of a man following a collision on the M60 in Tameside.
Tameside Reporter
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Two money-saving deals on offer for rail passengers
Rail passengers can now explore new cities without worrying about the cost - thanks to two money-saving deals for young and older customers.
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Appeal for next of kin
Police are appealing for the family of a woman who was found dead at an address in Hyde, to come forward
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Police force entry and seize goods
Police seized a number of items during an early morning raid at an address in Tameside today (March 6).
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Northern rail boss encourages women to join the industry
Northern rail boss says she is committed to opening doors for women in the industry ahead of International Women’s Day on Saturday (March 8).
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Appeal for information after man dies following collision in Tameside
Officers are appealing for information after the death of a man following a collision on the M60 in Tameside.
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Tameside gymnasts shine in WiganGymnasts from Tameside School of Gymnastics (TSOG) recently showcased their hard work and determination at the North West Preparation and Development Grades competition in Wigan.
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Tameside athletes to represent Greater ManchesterSix East Cheshire Harriers athletes have been chosen to represent Greater Manchester at this weekend’s Inter Counties Cross Country Championships in Nottingham.
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Ex-councillor speaks out after resigning from scandal-hit councilA senior politician who says she was ‘fundamentally at odds’ with her own party has resigned from Tameside Council.
Glossop Chronicle
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Two money-saving deals on offer for rail passengers
Rail passengers can now explore new cities without worrying about the cost - thanks to two money-saving deals for young and older customers.
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Northern rail boss encourages women to join the industry
Northern rail boss says she is committed to opening doors for women in the industry ahead of International Women’s Day on Saturday (March 8).
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Business Awards Event Puts Glossop and High Peak Business Community in the SpotlightOver 120 guests from the Glossop and High Peak business community stepped onto the red carpet to toast their success at a glittering awards ceremony held on Friday 21st of February.
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Councillor fears High Peak council’s Market Hall scheme costs may have rocketed with delaysAn outspoken opposition councillor fears the cost of High Peak Borough Council’s Glossop Market Hall renovation scheme for the authority and the public purse has greatly increased during on-going delays.
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Council leader says revamped Glossop halls are due to reopen despite work delays and cost fearsA Derbyshire council’s leader has explained it has been possible to undertake a ‘significant regeneration project’ with its Glossop halls for future generations despite a councillor’s fears that the scheme’s costs have rocketed with on-going delays.
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Cash to bolster green energyThe High Peak Borough Council has received over half a million pounds in funding to bolster green energy within the borough.
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Emergency services respond to incident in BroadbottomEmergency services responded to a call out near Winslow Avenue in Broadbottom earlier this morning following reports of a person in the water.
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Help! We bought a community centre!The residents of Whitfield on Monday, took control of Whitfield Community Centre.
Oldham Reporter
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Two money-saving deals on offer for rail passengers
Rail passengers can now explore new cities without worrying about the cost - thanks to two money-saving deals for young and older customers.
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Police want to speak to key witness after elderly woman gets stuck in tram doors and later dies
Police want to speak to this man after an elderly woman became stuck in between tram doors and later died.
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Northern rail boss encourages women to join the industry
Northern rail boss says she is committed to opening doors for women in the industry ahead of International Women’s Day on Saturday (March 8).
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The new £600k entrance to Oldham that will make the town centre ‘more welcoming’More funding has been secured for a ‘fantastic new entrance’ to Oldham aimed at enticing residents and visitors into the town centre.
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Oldham boss slams ‘bad politics’ as council considers future without Greater Manchester masterplanThe leader of Oldham council has slammed colleagues for ‘playing with politics’, as she considered the borough’s future outside a Greater Manchester housing masterplan.
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Meet PC Brewster and PD Donnie, the dynamic duo are one of eight new GMP Tactical Dog Unit teamsGreater Manchester Police have welcomed eight new police dogs and handlers to the force to help tackle crime.
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Children educated on knife crimePolice have been educating young children about the dangers and consequences of knife crime.
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Oldham set to benefit from a £20m boostOldham is set to benefit from a £20 million government funding as part of a national plan for change.
