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Ashton pub site dating back to 1860 to be brought back to life.The Old Street site has been vacant for years. There are now plans to transform the building’s first and second floors into four apartments, with a pub and restaurant below.
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Audenshaw could be getting a new Lidl.The discount supermarket is hoping to build a new store on the plot of The Pearl Restaurant when their lease end in 2029.
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Tameside community grant fund is back for 2025For the fifth year Tameside community safety partnership has launched its grant fund.
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Millions seized from criminals to help communities tackle crimeGMP’s Economic Crime Unit has successfully forfeited over £17 million from criminal’s back pockets.
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A man in his 20s found with stab wounds in Denton.Forensics were at the scene on Yew Tree Road after the man was found with serious injuries and was rushed to hospital.
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Extra trains running for racegoers to the Grand NationalTrain operator Northern will be helping racegoers gallop to the Grand National festival at Aintree this week, with extra trains running to get customers safely to the races and back home again.
Tameside Reporter
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Stalybridge Station 'Eggs'cels with Pupils' Easter ArtworkTravellers passing through TransPennine Express’ (TPE) Stalybridge station are being treated to a burst of Easter cheer, thanks to the art creations of local schoolchildren.
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Man sentenced to life imprisonment following a campaign of abuse against a womanRyan Schofield (30/11/1990) of Whiteacre Road, Ashton-under-Lyne, was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 13 years at Bolton Crown Court today (Thursday 3 April 2025) after pleading guilty to making threats to kill, assault, rape, controlling and coercive behaviour and false imprisonment.
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Don’t Be Puzzled by Dogs Wearing MuzzlesDogs Trust Manchester is raising awareness about why some dogs are trained to wear a muzzle, hoping to change perceptions and encourage more people to consider adopting one of the muzzled dogs patiently waiting for their forever homes.
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Ashton pub site dating back to 1860 to be brought back to life.
The Old Street site has been vacant for years. There are now plans to transform the building’s first and second floors into four apartments, with a pub and restaurant below.
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Audenshaw could be getting a new Lidl.
The discount supermarket is hoping to build a new store on the plot of The Pearl Restaurant when their lease end in 2029.
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Tameside community grant fund is back for 2025
For the fifth year Tameside community safety partnership has launched its grant fund.
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A man in his 20s found with stab wounds in Denton.
Forensics were at the scene on Yew Tree Road after the man was found with serious injuries and was rushed to hospital.
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Extra trains running for racegoers to the Grand National
Train operator Northern will be helping racegoers gallop to the Grand National festival at Aintree this week, with extra trains running to get customers safely to the races and back home again.
Glossop Chronicle
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Don’t Be Puzzled by Dogs Wearing Muzzles
Dogs Trust Manchester is raising awareness about why some dogs are trained to wear a muzzle, hoping to change perceptions and encourage more people to consider adopting one of the muzzled dogs patiently waiting for their forever homes.
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Extra trains running for racegoers to the Grand National
Train operator Northern will be helping racegoers gallop to the Grand National festival at Aintree this week, with extra trains running to get customers safely to the races and back home again.
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Bag a Vivienne WestwoodThe Willow Wood Hospice has announced a raffle at a charity shop in Glossop – with an original Vivienne Westwood handbag as the top prize.
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Glossop mum gears up for BostonA Glossop mum of two will soon have the accolade of running in all six of the world’s major marathons.
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Cup delight for GlossopOn Friday night in front of a record local crowd of nearly 700, Glossop North End Community Club’s 1st team claimed its first “Open Age” silverware in dramatic fashion.
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Tameside and Glossop NHS Trust pays out over £1m for misdiagnosis claims.The claims involve unnecessary pain and operations from patients being incorrectly diagnosed.
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Kids told to keep clear of The CrescentA gang of youths have been ‘given advice’ by police after reports of anti-social behaviour outside a town centre hotel at the weekend.
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Lorry driver flees after crash causes ‘significant oil spill’ on major roadEmergency services were called out to the A628 Woodhead Pass in the Crowden area of Derbyshire on Tuesday morning.
Oldham Reporter
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Don’t Be Puzzled by Dogs Wearing Muzzles
Dogs Trust Manchester is raising awareness about why some dogs are trained to wear a muzzle, hoping to change perceptions and encourage more people to consider adopting one of the muzzled dogs patiently waiting for their forever homes.
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Millions seized from criminals to help communities tackle crime
GMP’s Economic Crime Unit has successfully forfeited over £17 million from criminal’s back pockets.
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Extra trains running for racegoers to the Grand National
Train operator Northern will be helping racegoers gallop to the Grand National festival at Aintree this week, with extra trains running to get customers safely to the races and back home again.
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Wins all round for local boxersSaturday night saw Black Flash Promotions’ latest boxing event - Manchester Mayhem: The Takeover - take place at Middleton Arena.
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School promotes Culture Day 2025Oasis Academy Oldham staged a special Culture Day to celebrate a ‘sense of belonging and diversity’.
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Government responds to request for statutory powers in Oldham CSE inquiryOldham council will not get a statutory public inquiry into child sexual exploitation in the borough, the home secretary has confirmed.
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New Lidl store will bring new jobsA new Lidl store is set to open its doors in Oldham later this year.
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Firms become next-door neighbours thanks to Mahdlo linkA chance remark while crossing boggy Saddleworth moorland has led to two established Oldham businesses becoming next-door neighbours.
