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New CCTV cameras installed in Denton ParkTameside Council installed CCTV cameras in Denton's Victoria Park as part of ongoing partnership work which has helped to reduce anti-social behaviour (ASB) .
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Breakfast Club Proves A Huge HitA Lees school offering children a free breakfast has proven a huge success with a rise in attendance levels.
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Tameside's Critical Care comedy nightThe team at Tameside Hospital hosted the comedy night to raise money for the Critical Care unit at the hospital.
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Police carry out raid at a home in HydeImages and videos show police at the scene of the raid in Hyde on 5th May.
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'Outstanding' Care, Outstanding Team: How C4 Care's People-First Culture Achieved Top Audit MarksIn a sector where compassionate care hinges on a dedicated workforce, North West provider C4 Care is proving that a deeply embedded "people-first" culture is not just good practice – it's the foundation for exceptional service.
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World Asthma Day - Help us improve children’s lives in Tameside.Today, 6th May, is World Asthmas Day, the asthma team at Tameside Hospital are hoping to raise awareness for the residents of Tameside.
Tameside Reporter
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New CCTV cameras installed in Denton Park
Tameside Council installed CCTV cameras in Denton's Victoria Park as part of ongoing partnership work which has helped to reduce anti-social behaviour (ASB) .
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Tameside's Critical Care comedy night
The team at Tameside Hospital hosted the comedy night to raise money for the Critical Care unit at the hospital.
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Police carry out raid at a home in Hyde
Images and videos show police at the scene of the raid in Hyde on 5th May.
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'Outstanding' Care, Outstanding Team: How C4 Care's People-First Culture Achieved Top Audit Marks
In a sector where compassionate care hinges on a dedicated workforce, North West provider C4 Care is proving that a deeply embedded "people-first" culture is not just good practice – it's the foundation for exceptional service.
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World Asthma Day - Help us improve children’s lives in Tameside.
Today, 6th May, is World Asthmas Day, the asthma team at Tameside Hospital are hoping to raise awareness for the residents of Tameside.
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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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The woman hoping to turn around children’s services in TamesideTameside’s children’s services have been failing kids and families for a decade.
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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.
Glossop Chronicle
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A Magical Evening At The Royal Nawaab Pyramid
WOW – 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 UK
Last 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.
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Glossop set to hit a high note with world-class artistsTickets for this year’s Glossop Music Festival are on sale from Friday, May 2.
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Award winning Glossop landscaper defies odds to walk againAfter being told he may never walk again, award-winning Glossop landscaper Rupert Crowton has defied the odds, and is preparing to head off to build at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
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Derbyshire planners give go-ahead for energy storage systemDerbyshire planners have given the go-ahead for a Battery Energy Storage System to be built on 1.5 hectares of countryside near the Peak District National Park.
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Northern gears up for Magic Weekend as thousands of fans head to NewcastleTrain operator Northern is getting ready to help thousands of rugby league fans from across the North get to Newcastle for the Super League Magic Weekend.
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Residents urged to avoid Errwood Reservoir as Goyt Valley fire continuesThe Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service has issued an urgent warning for residents to keep all doors and windows closed as wildfires tear through the Goyt Valley.
Oldham Reporter
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Breakfast Club Proves A Huge Hit
A Lees school offering children a free breakfast has proven a huge success with a rise in attendance levels.
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A Magical Evening At The Royal Nawaab Pyramid
WOW – my first impression of the Royal Nawaab Pyramid – the distinctive landmark standing tall on the bustling junction of Stockport.
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Oldham's WH Smith ClosedOldham’s WH Smith has closed today marking the end of the town’s only Post Office.
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Police Make Arrests and Issue Warnings to Criminals Causing Anti-Social BehaviourPolice are continuing to make their presence known to criminals in the fight against anti-social behaviour caused by off-road bikes, drug dealing and dangerous driving in Derker.
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Police Find Firearm Hidden In Park BushesPolice from Operation Vulcan discovered a firearm hidden in bushes after helping two youths find a football they were playing with in Oldham last night.
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Police Appeal For Help In Finding Missing MelissaPolice are searching for a woman who has been missing from home in Cheshire but has links to Oldham.
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Residents fighting Housing Association over 20pc rent increaseNorma’s strawberry plants are starting to flower. They’re just a small part of a legendary display of flowers the pensioner has cultivated in her garden over almost two decades.
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Family pub allowed to stay open despite double stabbing brawlA cherished family-run pub will remain open after it was ordered to shut down temporarily following a double stabbing.
