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Missing appealHave you seen Lacey from Tameside?
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Local businesses encouraged to 'set up shop' on rail stationsA rail network is asking local business owners across the North of England to consider ‘setting up shop’ on stations.
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Outstanding Success for Radclyffe School Alumni with Oxbridge OffersThree former students of The Radclyffe School are on cloud nine after being offered to study at the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge.
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Fostering agency applauded by OfstedAN Oldham fostering agency provides highly effective services which consistently exceed the standards of good - according to Ofsted.
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Man requires surgery following attackPolice are appealing for information after a man was left with severe facial injuries near a pub and wholesale store on Rochdale Canal.
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Man wanted for dodging court appearancePolice are appealing for help in tracking down a man who is wanted for failing to appear in court.
Tameside Reporter
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A decade of dogged devotionDenton dog lover Mo Bowes is celebrating ten years of volunteering at Dogs Trust Manchester - and being one of the longest-serving of the rehoming centre’s army of volunteers.
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Missing appeal
Have you seen Lacey from Tameside?
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Local businesses encouraged to 'set up shop' on rail stations
A rail network is asking local business owners across the North of England to consider ‘setting up shop’ on stations.
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The Tameside 5K festival returnsLast Saturday saw the second edition of the highly anticipated Tameside 5K Festival take place at the Tameside Cycle Circuit in Ashton, which was organised jointly by the Local Runners Podcast and Active Tameside.
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Man wanted for dodging court appearance
Police are appealing for help in tracking down a man who is wanted for failing to appear in court.
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Man arrested and weapons and drugs seized in police raidOne man was arrested and weapons and drugs seized during a police raid in Newton.
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Review: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - Truly Scrumptious Entertainment!One of the all-time musical films has found it’s way to the Palace Theatre for one week only! ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ opened the curtains on what can only be described as the perfect show for all the family.
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Travel agents’ 50’s night with Elvis tribute brings in £1,000 for charityA group of travel agents have raised £1,000 for charity by organising a 50’s night, complete with Elvis tribute act.
Glossop Chronicle
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A decade of dogged devotion
Denton dog lover Mo Bowes is celebrating ten years of volunteering at Dogs Trust Manchester - and being one of the longest-serving of the rehoming centre’s army of volunteers.
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Local businesses encouraged to 'set up shop' on rail stations
A rail network is asking local business owners across the North of England to consider ‘setting up shop’ on stations.
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Simmondley Gardeners celebrate 20 years of opening their garden for CharityAt the recent spring meeting of the National Garden Scheme in Derbyshire, Peter and Christina Harris were presented with a trowel in recognition of their 20 years of opening their garden for the scheme.
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Your Market Needs You!Despite the refurbishment of the Market Hall taking longer than expected, Glossop still offers a traditional market shopping experience, courtesy of the outdoor traders.
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Travel agents’ 50’s night with Elvis tribute brings in £1,000 for charity
A group of travel agents have raised £1,000 for charity by organising a 50’s night, complete with Elvis tribute act.
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Help Reuben's Retreat build a LEGO wallGlossop charity Reuben’s Retreat is launching a new campaign to build a LEGO community wall to celebrate fundraisers’ support for the charity.
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'Nobody Knows Me Better' Adoption Campaign launchedAdoption Matters is joining regional and voluntary agencies to raise awareness of the need for adopters of siblings.
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Labour councillor ousted in row over antisemitism will stand as an independent in May electionsA Labour councillor and former High Peak MP who was de-selected by the party in a row over claims of antisemitism is to stand as an independent.
Oldham Reporter
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A decade of dogged devotion
Denton dog lover Mo Bowes is celebrating ten years of volunteering at Dogs Trust Manchester - and being one of the longest-serving of the rehoming centre’s army of volunteers.
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Local businesses encouraged to 'set up shop' on rail stations
A rail network is asking local business owners across the North of England to consider ‘setting up shop’ on stations.
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Outstanding Success for Radclyffe School Alumni with Oxbridge Offers
Three former students of The Radclyffe School are on cloud nine after being offered to study at the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge.
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Fostering agency applauded by Ofsted
AN Oldham fostering agency provides highly effective services which consistently exceed the standards of good - according to Ofsted.
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Man requires surgery following attack
Police are appealing for information after a man was left with severe facial injuries near a pub and wholesale store on Rochdale Canal.
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Award winning author visits The Radclyffe School as part of Literature FestivalA Chadderton school is hosting its very own week-long Literature Festival to celebrate the power of reading.
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Former health centre to be turned into HMO with 22 roomsA former health centre in Shaw could be turned into a 22-bed house in multiple occupation (HMO), if plans submitted to Oldham council are approved.
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Oldham choose new Conservative leader after two depart within two monthsThe Oldham Conservative group have elected a new leader following the departure of two bosses within the space of two months.
