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School pay tribute to 'one-of-a-kind' girl as investigations into her death continue
The school of 13-year-old Casey-Louise Horrocks have paid tribute to ‘one-of-a-kind young person’ following her sudden and tragic death, which has prompted a major police investigation.
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Bridge Fest returns for 2025
Stalybridge is tuning up for another unforgettable day as Bridge Fest returns on Saturday, September 6th - marking the fourth edition of the much-loved community festival.
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Progress on huge town centre overhaul
Releasing four underused plots of land could unlock the £11.1m scheme to give Stalybridge’s western edge a facelift.
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Oldham Council blasted over new name for refurbished library and new town hall
Oldham Council’s leadership team has taken a tongue-lashing from several of its councillors over the decision to rename the newly refurbished Old Library after a ‘local hero’.
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Three arrests made as operation Vulcan targets drug supply in Oldham
Three individuals have been arrested on suspicion of drug offences following a series of early-morning raids in Derker, Oldham, as part of the ongoing efforts by Operation Vulcan.
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Local actor Danny Sheppard stars in powerful WWII film ‘The Triumph of the Heart’
Oldham-born actor Danny Sheppard has taken a significant step in his acting career with a powerful role in the new historical drama ‘Triumph of the Heart’ - a poignant and gritty portrayal of heroism and sacrifice during one of history’s darkest periods.
Tameside Reporter
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Local futsal player to take part in UEFA Futsal Champions League
A Tameside futsal player will soon take on some of Europe’s elite.
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Ashton United condemn 'pro Tommy Robinson' chants
Ashton United have issued a statement following reports that 'pro Tommy Robinson chants' were heard during Saturday's clash with Stocksbridge Park Steels at Hurst Cross.
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School pay tribute to 'one-of-a-kind' girl as investigations into her death continue
The school of 13-year-old Casey-Louise Horrocks have paid tribute to ‘one-of-a-kind young person’ following her sudden and tragic death, which has prompted a major police investigation.
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Bridge Fest returns for 2025
Stalybridge is tuning up for another unforgettable day as Bridge Fest returns on Saturday, September 6th - marking the fourth edition of the much-loved community festival.
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Progress on huge town centre overhaul
Releasing four underused plots of land could unlock the £11.1m scheme to give Stalybridge’s western edge a facelift.
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Positive steps taken in spat over heritage asset
The council has agreed to look into options to save a heritage site following an outcry over their decision to sell it off.
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Tameside pupils celebrate national reading awards
Muizzah Tayyab and Victoria Saville, Year 5 and 6 pupils from Silver Springs Academy in Tameside, have been awarded the national title of Reading Plus Champions.
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Three councillors expelled from Labour and another quits following WhatsApp scandal
Three councillors embroiled in the Trigger Me Timbers WhatsApp scandal have been expelled from the Labour Party following an investigation.
Glossop Chronicle
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PLOD officers are breaking down barriers
Derbyshire Constabulary are bridging the gap for those who are deaf/deafened and hard of hearing in the community.
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‘Travelling Blind’ takes on Trans Pennine Trail
A remarkable blind man is embarking on an incredible 300-mile walk along the Trans Pennine Trail, in a mission to highlight the importance of accessibility for individuals with disabilities.
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Speeding driver jailed for four years after serious crash
A Glossop man who caused a head on crash which left two people with serious injuries has been jailed.
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Glossopdale Sixth Form celebrates A Level achievements
Glossopdale Sixth Form has praised it’s ‘exceptional’ Year 13, as students secure top results and bright futures.
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Violence against A&E staff doubles as NHS faces mounting pressures
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has revealed a disturbing rise in physical violence against NHS staff working in accident and emergency (A&E) departments, with the number of reported assaults almost doubling in the past five years.
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Council leader under fire after remarks about SEND
Cllr Alan Graves, the leader of Reform-led Derbyshire County Council, has been criticised after stating that children are being "over diagnosed" with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
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Fundraising, friendships and four paws to beat cancer
A kind-hearted Glossop resident has teamed up with a determined man living with advanced Stage 4 prostate cancer, helping him in his mission to raise awareness and £100,000 for charity.
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Derbyshire education councillor wishes students good luck
Thousands of students across Derbyshire are currently preparing to receive their A-level and GCSE results.
Oldham Reporter
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Oldham Council blasted over new name for refurbished library and new town hall
Oldham Council’s leadership team has taken a tongue-lashing from several of its councillors over the decision to rename the newly refurbished Old Library after a ‘local hero’.
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Three arrests made as operation Vulcan targets drug supply in Oldham
Three individuals have been arrested on suspicion of drug offences following a series of early-morning raids in Derker, Oldham, as part of the ongoing efforts by Operation Vulcan.
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Local actor Danny Sheppard stars in powerful WWII film ‘The Triumph of the Heart’
Oldham-born actor Danny Sheppard has taken a significant step in his acting career with a powerful role in the new historical drama ‘Triumph of the Heart’ - a poignant and gritty portrayal of heroism and sacrifice during one of history’s darkest periods.
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Maggie’s launches support programme for men facing prostate cancer hormone therapy
Men in Oldham and across the UK undergoing hormone therapy for prostate cancer now have access to expert help tackling the gruelling side effects, thanks to a new initiative from leading cancer support charity Maggie’s.
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Jeremy Corbyn coming to Oldham to launch new party
Jeremy Corbyn is holding an event in Oldham to pitch his new political party to local constituents.
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Officers join families for school holiday activity day in Derker
Stoneleigh Park in Derker was alive with activity this week as officers from Operation Vulcan joined local families for a community event aimed at bringing residents together during the school holidays.
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Missing hedgehog sparks outrage in local community
A councillor in Oldham has expressed outrage after a carved wooden hedgehog was allegedly ‘stolen’ from a Groundwork depot. The chainsaw statue was due to be installed as part of a nature trail in Lees.
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A new neighbourhood for Greater Manchester
The former site of two notorious schools could soon be transformed into a brand new neighbourhood in Oldham. Developers Rowland Homes plan to turn land off Butterworth Lane, once home to South Chadderton School and the Collective Spirit School, into almost 150 new homes.