The very latest news
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Powell and Miliband rally support for Labour ahead of polling daySenior Labour figures descended on Rushford Park in the Gorton and Denton constituency today as the party made its final push before polling stations open tomorrow in what has become a closely fought by-election.
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Reform UK’s Matt Goodwin cleared of election law breachMatt Goodwin, candidate for Reform UK in the Gorton and Denton byelection, will not face sanctions after a High Court judge ruled that campaign leaflets missing a required imprint were the result of an inadvertent printing error.
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Road closure at Manchester Street roundaboutMotorists should ‘avoid’ the area around Manchester Street roundabout in Oldham after a car crash caused severe damage to traffic lights, the council warned.
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Police appeal for help in finding a woman to assist with enquiriesOfficers investigating a racially aggravated public order would like to speak to the woman (pictured), who may be able to assist with their enquiries.
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World champion brings Irish dancing to AshtonA new Irish dancing studio has opened its doors in Ashton-under-Lyne – and it’s being led by a world champion.
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It is claimed ‘Labour want to drag Greens down with them’ in latest by-election dramaLabour would prefer Reform to win the Gorton and Denton by-election over the Green Party, it has been claimed.
Tameside Reporter
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Music, friendship & wellbeing at the heart of the Grafton CentreLocated right next to the exit at Junction 3 of the M67, the Grafton Centre is a true hub of its community, where the sound of laughter mingles with music and conversation.
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Powell and Miliband rally support for Labour ahead of polling daySenior Labour figures descended on Rushford Park in the Gorton and Denton constituency today as the party made its final push before polling stations open tomorrow in what has become a closely fought by-election.
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Reform UK’s Matt Goodwin cleared of election law breachMatt Goodwin, candidate for Reform UK in the Gorton and Denton byelection, will not face sanctions after a High Court judge ruled that campaign leaflets missing a required imprint were the result of an inadvertent printing error.
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New ‘Shared Ground’ Support Group Launches to Help Carers of Adults with Serious Mental IllnessShared Ground is a new monthly support and information group for people who are caring for an adult loved one living with serious mental illness, offering a safe space to talk, listen, and learn together.
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World champion brings Irish dancing to AshtonA new Irish dancing studio has opened its doors in Ashton-under-Lyne – and it’s being led by a world champion.
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It is claimed ‘Labour want to drag Greens down with them’ in latest by-election dramaLabour would prefer Reform to win the Gorton and Denton by-election over the Green Party, it has been claimed.
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Spring Fayre to bring music, food and family fun to Emmaus MossleyA homelessness charity in Mossley is inviting the local community to come together for a day of shopping, entertainment and fundraising at its upcoming Spring Fayre.
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Town Team Awards ReturnWith thanks to funding from the UK Governments Pride In Place grant the Ashton Town Team have announced that the Independent Retail Awards will return once again in July this year.
Glossop Chronicle
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Glossop’s Happy Ramblers Mark 30 Years of Walking, Friendship and Fresh AirA Glossop walking group for over-50s is celebrating its 30th anniversary and inviting more local residents to lace up their boots and join them on weekly walks that are as much about companionship and mental wellbeing as they are about exercise.
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Hillmen denied fifth straight winGlossop RUFC were on course for their fifth straight win on Saturday as they led Leigh 22-15, but an incident unfortunately led to the match being abandoned.
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High Peak residents face delay to weekly food waste collectionsResidents in High Peak may have to wait until June 2026 to start receiving separate weekly food waste collections, after the borough council confirmed delays to the national rollout.
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High Peak Borough Council set to increase council taxHigh Peak Borough Council is set to increase its share of residents’ council tax by 2.99%.
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Derbyshire Constabulary issue arrest warning after officer abused on FacebookPeople could face arrest after a Derbyshire Police officer was abused on Facebook, the force has warned.
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Glossop Parish Church turns plastic tubs into charity fundsCongratulations to Glossop Parish Church for its fantastic community effort in helping save nearly 400 plastic tubs from landfill as part of a national recycling scheme.
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Dark Peak Photo Festival returns to GlossopThe Dark Peak Photo Festival presents an ambitious programme of contemporary photography exhibitions, workshops, talks and participatory events across multiple venues.
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Residents voice concern as work at housing development is delayedResidents of Dinting have voiced concerns over potential delays at ‘The Brambles’ housing development after its groundworks contractor, Caldwell Construction Limited, recently went into administration.
Oldham Reporter
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Road closure at Manchester Street roundaboutMotorists should ‘avoid’ the area around Manchester Street roundabout in Oldham after a car crash caused severe damage to traffic lights, the council warned.
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Police appeal for help in finding a woman to assist with enquiriesOfficers investigating a racially aggravated public order would like to speak to the woman (pictured), who may be able to assist with their enquiries.
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Latics Diary: End-of-season games how they should be; Drummond radio silenceThat’s how it’s done, right? Latics ran out 0-3 winners at the Priestfield stadium after a terrific performance, full of attacking verve, clever football and superb defending. Gillingham played their part too – Bradley Dack got the champagne moment award for his pass in the second half to put Ronan Hale through one-on-one with Manny Monthé, which led to one of four stand-out saves from Mat Hudson in the Latics net.
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The hidden problems on the road linking Oldham and TamesideLane Head Road, a main route connecting the towns of Oldham to Tameside, is used by many but so often ignored.
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‘It’s been a slog in Oldham – but things are changing, slowly’Town hall bosses have rubber stamped Oldham’s budget for 2026/27, which will see council tax rise by 4.99 per cent and £8m of cuts.
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Residents outraged over plans to open up quiet Heyside cul-de-sacFurious residents in Heyside are up in arms over a serious and deeply concerning planning proposal which they fear could permanently alter their quiet residential community.
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Northern offering grassroots rugby league clubs chance to win kit, training equipment and match tickets in £10,000 giveawayGrassroots rugby clubs in Oldham and beyond are being given the chance to win kits, training equipment and tickets to the Super League Grand Final.
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Speak up to help protect women and girls suffering abuse and domestic violence: GMPPolice are urging residents in South Chadderton to play their part in ensuring their community is safe, particularly by supporting women and girls who may be silently suffering from violence and domestic abuse.



