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Tameside Council invites final Pride in Place applicationsTameside Council has reminded community groups, residents, and local partners to apply for the final round of its Pride in Place Impact Fund, with applications closing on 31st July, 2026.
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Call for Rayner to conduct investigation into Oldham CouncilAngela Rayner, the government’s new Secretary of State, has been asked to launch an investigation into the governance and leadership deadlock at Oldham Council.
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How bus franchising and £2 fare cap policy played out in Greater ManchesterAndy Burnham let out a grin when asked if Greater Manchester was on the cusp of a transport revolution in summer 2024.
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FCHO seeking information after trees vandelisedFirst Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) is appealing for information after four trees were vandalised on the Barker Street estate.
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Touch Rugby Festival coming to town to raise funds for special causeOldham Rugby Union Football Club is hosting a special charity event in aid of MNDA.
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Stalybridge Post Office is relocating to new premisesThe much-beloved Stalybridge Post Office is moving to new premises just around the corner from its current location.
Tameside Reporter
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Tameside Council invites final Pride in Place applicationsTameside Council has reminded community groups, residents, and local partners to apply for the final round of its Pride in Place Impact Fund, with applications closing on 31st July, 2026.
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How bus franchising and £2 fare cap policy played out in Greater ManchesterAndy Burnham let out a grin when asked if Greater Manchester was on the cusp of a transport revolution in summer 2024.
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Stalybridge Post Office is relocating to new premisesThe much-beloved Stalybridge Post Office is moving to new premises just around the corner from its current location.
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Hyde Mela returns to Hyde Park this weekendIn our latest Community Matters, we speak to Mohammed Khan and Betty Affleck, organisers of this year's Hyde Mela.
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Shopping and smiles: just what the doctor ordered at Tameside Hospital marketVisitors and staff at Tameside Hospital were able to browse unique products, homemade treats and speciality goods at the launch of the new Tameside Hospital Market.
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Mossley 10k returnsThe 12th edition of the annual Mossley 10k saw a familiar face prevail.
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Hyde Community Fair to showcase local groupsTameside residents are being invited to enjoy a day of family-friendly entertainment at the Hyde Community Fair on Saturday, July 25th.
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Firefighters remind people to “act responsibly” in the countrysideGreater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) has reminded people to “act responsibly if you are going out to enjoy the countryside.”
Glossop Chronicle
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Firefighters remind people to “act responsibly” in the countrysideGreater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) has reminded people to “act responsibly if you are going out to enjoy the countryside.”
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Glossop rallies for Jack as fundraiser tops £5,000Family and friends overwhelmed by community support after terminal brain tumour diagnosis
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High Peak to join new Derbyshire North councilGlossop and the rest of the High Peak will become part of a new single council from 2028 after the Government confirmed plans to abolish Derbyshire's current two-tier system.
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Firefighters continue to tackle Tintwistle blazeFirefighters returned this morning to the major wildfire incident at Tintwistle after scaling back operations overnight.
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Overwhelming community support for Gamesley Sports CourtResidents turned out in force on Friday, July 11, as Gamesley Community Centre celebrated the finale of its fundraising campaign to transform the village’s football sports courts.
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Whaley Bridge : No murder charge for homeowner after CPS reviewNo charges to be brought against Whaley Bridge homeowner after fatal shooting during alleged burglary
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Twig Coffee to open in Manor Park"We can't wait to open... let the new Twig begin!"
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New tunnel planned between Manchester and SheffieldA 14-mile tunnel beneath the Peak District mountains could cut journey times between Manchester and Sheffield by 30 minutes, according to an ambitious proposal.
Oldham Reporter
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Call for Rayner to conduct investigation into Oldham CouncilAngela Rayner, the government’s new Secretary of State, has been asked to launch an investigation into the governance and leadership deadlock at Oldham Council.
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How bus franchising and £2 fare cap policy played out in Greater ManchesterAndy Burnham let out a grin when asked if Greater Manchester was on the cusp of a transport revolution in summer 2024.
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FCHO seeking information after trees vandelisedFirst Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) is appealing for information after four trees were vandalised on the Barker Street estate.
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Touch Rugby Festival coming to town to raise funds for special causeOldham Rugby Union Football Club is hosting a special charity event in aid of MNDA.
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Roughyeds seal move for BentleyOldham have snapped up forward Valu Tanē Bentley on a deal until the end of the season.
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Oldham IT firm warns Greater Manchester hospices of rising cyber threat to patient dataAn Oldham based IT firm brought together regional tech and security leaders to help shield Greater Manchester's hospices from a surge in targeted cybercrime.
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Firefighters remind people to “act responsibly” in the countrysideGreater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) has reminded people to “act responsibly if you are going out to enjoy the countryside.”
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Dr Zahid Chauhan OBE welcomes Prime Minister Andy Burnham's commitment to ending rough sleepingDr Zahid Chauhan OBE, founder of the Homeless Friendly charity, has welcomed Prime Minister Andy Burnham's commitment to eradicating rough sleeping and making it a national priority for his new Government.



