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Glossop author launches gripping new Gothic mysteryLocal writer Mark P. Henderson’s latest novel, The Man in the Mirror, combines romance, espionage, murder and Gothic intrigue - and readers are invited to celebrate its launch in Glossop.
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Firefighters tackle blaze after car collides with pubFirefighters were called to The Gun Inn in Hollingworth on Monday 19th October, after a car's brakes failed and it collided with the pub and a fire broke out.
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Glossop floral designer scoops two top awardsAnja Norris has been named UK Florist of the Year 2026, taking home both the national title and the People’s Choice award at the British Florist Association’s annual Fleurex event.
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Masterpiece with a messageA striking new wildlife mural overlooking Roughfields has been officially unveiled, celebrating the natural beauty of one of Hadfield and Padfield’s most treasured green spaces and highlighting the community’s fight to protect it.
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Oldham school founder issues call to break ADHD stigma as he embarks on Turkish Ironman challengeThe founder of a specialist school in Oldham is taking on an intense triathlon challenge in Türkiye at the end of ADHD Awareness Month to demonstrate that neurodiversity should never be viewed as a barrier to success.
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HPBC leader hits back over claims of excessive voting behind closed doorsHigh Peak Borough Council’s leader has accused opposition councillors of attacking the authority’s process rather than providing ‘robust scrutiny’ after a dispute over certain voting decisions being made in private.
Tameside Reporter
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Community support event to bring local services to Hyde Town HallOver 25 local support services will be available at Hyde Town Hall on Monday, 16th November, 2026 for residents to get information and advice.
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TPE introduces baby on board badges to support pregnant customersNew badges will help expectant mothers signal when they may need a seat while travelling.
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Angela Rayner joins police officers on 'Day of Action'Ashton-under-Lyne MP Angela Rayner joined officers from Greater Manchester Police as well as Special Constables for a day of action in the town centre.
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Ex-smoker John urges others to quit after health scareA Hyde resident who smoked up to 35 cigarettes a day for almost three decades is encouraging others to quit smoking this Stoptober after a health scare.
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The latest attacks on suspected HMOs in TamesideMore properties believed to be HMOs have been targeted in attacks across Tameside.
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Tameside leaders unite in condemning criminal damageTameside leaders have condemned incidents of criminal damage at homes in Tameside and across Greater Manchester.
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Mossley Farmer’s Market is moving to George Lawton Hall this SundayVisitors to Mossley Farmer’s Market are being advised that this month’s market will be relocating to George Lawton Hall this Sunday (October 25).
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Homelessness charity team completes Scafell Pike hikeCommunity members from homelessness charity Emmaus Mossley have completed a fundraising hike to Scafell Pike in support of RSPB Dove Stone.
Glossop Chronicle
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Glossop author launches gripping new Gothic mysteryLocal writer Mark P. Henderson’s latest novel, The Man in the Mirror, combines romance, espionage, murder and Gothic intrigue - and readers are invited to celebrate its launch in Glossop.
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Firefighters tackle blaze after car collides with pubFirefighters were called to The Gun Inn in Hollingworth on Monday 19th October, after a car's brakes failed and it collided with the pub and a fire broke out.
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Glossop floral designer scoops two top awardsAnja Norris has been named UK Florist of the Year 2026, taking home both the national title and the People’s Choice award at the British Florist Association’s annual Fleurex event.
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Masterpiece with a messageA striking new wildlife mural overlooking Roughfields has been officially unveiled, celebrating the natural beauty of one of Hadfield and Padfield’s most treasured green spaces and highlighting the community’s fight to protect it.
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HPBC leader hits back over claims of excessive voting behind closed doorsHigh Peak Borough Council’s leader has accused opposition councillors of attacking the authority’s process rather than providing ‘robust scrutiny’ after a dispute over certain voting decisions being made in private.
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Palmowski eyes F1 Academy glorySimmondley speedster Alisha Palmowski is within touching distance of landing the biggest prize in female motorsport.
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Council accused of voting excessively behind closed doorsA councillor has accused High Peak Borough Council of excessively using a restriction to consider certain voting matters behind closed doors which he claims has prevented information from being fully publicised.
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Cardiology unit staff help dad celebrate daughter's weddingA kind-hearted effort from staff at Tameside Hospital meant that a dad who was too unwell to attend his daughter’s wedding was able to celebrate with her on the acute cardiology unit instead.
Oldham Reporter
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Oldham school founder issues call to break ADHD stigma as he embarks on Turkish Ironman challengeThe founder of a specialist school in Oldham is taking on an intense triathlon challenge in Türkiye at the end of ADHD Awareness Month to demonstrate that neurodiversity should never be viewed as a barrier to success.
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TPE introduces baby on board badges to support pregnant customersNew badges will help expectant mothers signal when they may need a seat while travelling.
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Pennine Mencap set to take over renowned local art gallery for a day of artistic performancesResidents are being invited to a day of performances exploring working-class life in Oldham in the mid-20th century hosted by Pennine Mencap.
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Former Reform leader resigns mid-investigation, party saysFormer leader of Oldham Reform councillor Lewis Quigg has resigned mid-investigation while another elected member has been suspended, the party have said.
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Local MP praises housing association's latest £4.5m development in HathershawLocal MP Debbie Abrahams has praised First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) after she visited the housing association's latest £4.5 million development in Hathershaw.
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Oldham Mayor presented with new book by interfaith advocate Bharatkumar J Sisodia MBELifelong interfaith advocate Bharatkumar J Sisodia MBE has personally presented a copy of his new book to the Mayor of Oldham, Councillor Pam Byrne.
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Foster carer honoured for 35 years of dedication at Oldham fostering awardsA selfless foster carer has received a long service award at Oldham Council Fostering Service's celebration evening.
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Candidates announced for by-electionSix candidates are running in the battle to win a key seat in an Oldham town next month.



