The very latest news
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Local MP commends Hyde supported housing scheme
A supported housing scheme in Hyde has received recognition from local MP Jonathan Reynolds for its role in providing high-quality accommodation and support to people affected by homelessness.
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End in sight for sinkhole
A multi-agency team has convened at the site of the long-standing sinkhole at Wren Nest Mill to coordinate essential repair work, with efforts now expected to begin imminently.
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Mayor takes the plunge for charity
The Mayor of High Peak, Councillor Dom Elliott-Starkey, is set to take to the skies on Sunday 3rd August joining a brave team from Reuben’s Retreat for a fundraising skydive.
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Seaside fun comes to Stalybridge this summer
Seaside vibes are set to make a splash in the heart of Stalybridge this summer as the town’s historic Victoria Market Hall transforms into a pop-up beach for five fun-filled days.
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Denton MP ‘delighted’ by regeneration cash confirmation.
Andrew Gwynne, MP for Gorton and Denton, received formal confirmation today from Ministers that the full £17m Levelling-Up Fund money would be allocated to Tameside Council.
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Droylsden’s own showcases rare WW1 find on national television
Droylsden war memorabilia collector Ray Fricker has made a proud appearance on ITV’s This Morning, showcasing one of the crown jewels from his fascinating collection - a rare World War One German naval plate.
Tameside Reporter
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Local MP commends Hyde supported housing scheme
A supported housing scheme in Hyde has received recognition from local MP Jonathan Reynolds for its role in providing high-quality accommodation and support to people affected by homelessness.
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Seaside fun comes to Stalybridge this summer
Seaside vibes are set to make a splash in the heart of Stalybridge this summer as the town’s historic Victoria Market Hall transforms into a pop-up beach for five fun-filled days.
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Denton MP ‘delighted’ by regeneration cash confirmation.
Andrew Gwynne, MP for Gorton and Denton, received formal confirmation today from Ministers that the full £17m Levelling-Up Fund money would be allocated to Tameside Council.
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Droylsden’s own showcases rare WW1 find on national television
Droylsden war memorabilia collector Ray Fricker has made a proud appearance on ITV’s This Morning, showcasing one of the crown jewels from his fascinating collection - a rare World War One German naval plate.
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Rule changes for bus pass holders
Major rule changes are in store for hundreds of thousands of Bee Network passengers this week.
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Tameside town centres busier following introduction of free parking
Car park use has soared by 40% since Tameside Council introduced two hours free parking. Traders have also reported that they are busier and seeing more customers since the launch of the free parking in June.
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A New Chapter for the 4C Café
Following a competitive application process and some inspiring conversations with local entrepreneurs, Claire stood out for her passion, creativity, and strong commitment to community values. Her business, Nice Buns Bakery, is already well known for its delicious bakes and friendly, welcoming atmosphere, making it a perfect fit for the 4C Community centre in Ashton.
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Success For Farmers Market in Mossley
A new Farmers Market in Mossley launched last Sunday, has proved a big success with shoppers.
Glossop Chronicle
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End in sight for sinkhole
A multi-agency team has convened at the site of the long-standing sinkhole at Wren Nest Mill to coordinate essential repair work, with efforts now expected to begin imminently.
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Mayor takes the plunge for charity
The Mayor of High Peak, Councillor Dom Elliott-Starkey, is set to take to the skies on Sunday 3rd August joining a brave team from Reuben’s Retreat for a fundraising skydive.
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Local jobs at risk as company plans shutdown
Forty-eight local jobs are under threat following news that Kingspan Technical Insulation (KTI) plans to close its Glossop manufacturing facility.
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HPBC are "delivering decent homes for tenants"
A recent report has stated that most council homes in the High Peak are meeting national standards for decent housing, and plans are in place to improve the 5% that currently don’t.
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World Hepatitis Day: Tameside Hospital’s testing programme saves lives through early detection
In recognition of World Hepatitis Day, Tameside Hospital is highlighting the life-changing impact of its new blood testing programme, which is helping to detect and treat cases of viral hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HIV earlier than ever before.
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New £5.5 Million maternity theatre opens at Tameside Hospital
Tameside Hospital has officially unveiled its brand-new maternity theatre, a state-of-the-art facility designed to enhance care for mothers and babies across the Tameside and Glossop area.
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MP & Councillor see Willow Wood’s vital work
Willow Wood Hospice has welcomed High Peak MP Jon Pearce and Councillor Damien Greenhalgh for the first time to see and hear about its vital role in the community.
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Overnight weekend motorway closures
National Highways are closing the M67 in both directions between Jjunction 1a and 3 overnight (9pm to 5am) as work continues on the new bridge deck.
Oldham Reporter
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Six arrests secured as Op Vulcan tackles drug importation in Derker
Six people have been arrested on suspicion of importation of drugs into the area during early morning raids in Derker.
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New bins to include QR code to make recycling easier
Oldham Council is set to introduce a helpful new feature on household bins across the borough.
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New nursery moving into basement of old people’s home
A new pre-school could soon be coming to the Coldhurst area of Oldham. Town planners have granted permission for a nursery to move into the basement floor of Franklin House.
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Plans for a touring caravan park rejected
An application to build a touring caravan park on land outside a former wedding venue has been rejected by town planners amid fears it would ‘destroy’ greenbelt land.
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Roadworks set to disrupt traffic on busy Oldham route for a month
Motorists in Oldham are being warned to expect disruption on a busy Oldham road for up to four weeks as essential works are carried out.
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Teenager not seen for three days
Police are searching for a teenager who has not been seen for the last three days.
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Have you seen Aurangzeb?
Police are growing increasingly concerned for the whereabouts of a 54-year-old man who has not been seen since Saturday (July 26).
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Hockey lovers invited to a free session in Chadderton
Oldham Hockey Club is opening its doors once again and inviting local people to get involved in free, fun sessions for all the family to enjoy.