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WATCH: Police chase prolific burglar through Denton farmer's field
A 45-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle and dangerous driving, after a chase through a Denton farmer's field yesterday, Monday 13 May.
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The one suburb Andy Burnham didn’t win in Greater Manchester
The full result of Greater Manchester’s mayoral election has been revealed — and it shows there is just one suburb where Andy Burnham didn’t win.
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New School Streets introduced in Lees
Oldham Council is trialling a new traffic scheme to tackle a notorious ‘chaos corner’ in Lees.
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Stalybridge butchers reopens 14 weeks after car "ploughs into" premises
A Stalybridge butchers will be reopening this weekend after a car ploughed into the premises in February of this year.
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A free festival is coming to New Mills this July
One World Festival welcomes everyone in the local community and beyond to enjoy a rich programme of music, food and fun. The free festival is scheduled to take place on Saturday 6th July between 12 – 6pm in High Lea Park, New Mills.
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Flower Festival blooms funds for Ashton hospice care
Hundreds of people enjoyed Willow Wood’s popular Flower Festival last weekend, which raised more than £6,000 in support of patient care at the Hospice.
Tameside Reporter
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WATCH: Police chase prolific burglar through Denton farmer's field
A 45-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle and dangerous driving, after a chase through a Denton farmer's field yesterday, Monday 13 May.
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Stalybridge butchers reopens 14 weeks after car "ploughs into" premises
A Stalybridge butchers will be reopening this weekend after a car ploughed into the premises in February of this year.
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Flower Festival blooms funds for Ashton hospice care
Hundreds of people enjoyed Willow Wood’s popular Flower Festival last weekend, which raised more than £6,000 in support of patient care at the Hospice.
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Ashton girl, 11, raises almost £3,000 for people of Yemen
An 11-year-old from Ashton raised almost £3,000 for the people of Yemen to have access to a meal and new clothes during Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr.
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Police arrest pair suspected of dealing nitazenes after super strength drug was found in Hyde raid
Two people were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to supply controlled drugs, during Greater Manchester Police's first warrant linked with the supply of newly recognised Class A drug, nitazenes.
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Councils hit back after The Times release list ranking ‘worst local authorities in the country’
A number of Greater Manchester councils have hit back following a list ranking each local authority in the country.
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Angela Rayner opens affordable housing scheme in Droylsden
A new housing development providing more affordable homes for people in Tameside has officially been launched by Ashton MP Angela Rayner.
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Andy Burnham defends spending £500k on repainting Bee Network buses
The mayor of Greater Manchester has defended the plus £500,000 fee spent on the rebranding of buses as part of the new Bee Network system.
Glossop Chronicle
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A free festival is coming to New Mills this July
One World Festival welcomes everyone in the local community and beyond to enjoy a rich programme of music, food and fun. The free festival is scheduled to take place on Saturday 6th July between 12 – 6pm in High Lea Park, New Mills.
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Glossop Victorian and Heritage Weekend is back this month
The Glossop Victorian and Heritage Weekend is back for 2024 and it’s going to be bigger and better than ever.
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Fun for all the family on offer at 11th annual Glossop North End Beer Festival
The 11th annual Glossop North End Beer Festival is just around the corner, promising an exciting lineup of drinks, food, and entertainment for all ages.
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Derbyshire Police appeal for information regarding a shoplifting incident
Officers are dealing with a shoplifting reported at Sainsbury's Supermarket on Torr Top Street, New Mills which occurred on 15th and 16th April 2024.
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Dentistry shortage issues in Derbyshire
Derbyshire needs more dentists and other dental professionals to plug NHS service gaps and patients with good hygiene will be advised to visit less regularly, a meeting has heard.
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The sun shines over the Hayfield May Queen weekend
The parade was back for its 97th year.
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Temporary road closure in Simmondley
On May 29, Simmondley Lane at the junction with Bowland Road will be closed.
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Hayfield May Queen weekend is back for its 97th year
The annual parade returns this Saturday, May 11, for the 97th time.
Oldham Reporter
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The one suburb Andy Burnham didn’t win in Greater Manchester
The full result of Greater Manchester’s mayoral election has been revealed — and it shows there is just one suburb where Andy Burnham didn’t win.
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New School Streets introduced in Lees
Oldham Council is trialling a new traffic scheme to tackle a notorious ‘chaos corner’ in Lees.
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Care home closure will ‘break families and people’s lives’
Families in Failsworth are ‘gutted’ and ‘heartbroken’ after a care home informed them their vulnerable relatives are ‘losing their home’.
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Man jailed and banned from trams after sexual assault conviction
A man who sexually assaulted a woman and a teenage girl on trams in Manchester has been jailed for three years.
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Man from Rochdale jailed for 27 years for sex offences against a child under 13
Mark Thornton was today sentenced at Minshull Street Crown Court to 27 years in jail, following a string of sex offences against a child under the age of 13, over a six-year period.
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How voters rejecting mainstream politics are changing Greater Manchester
As the local election results rolled in, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer declared that his party is “ready to govern.”
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Councils hit back after The Times release list ranking ‘worst local authorities in the country’
A number of Greater Manchester councils have hit back following a list ranking each local authority in the country.
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Bio-chemist urges runners to take part in Race for Life and help beat cancer
A PhD student is urging people to back life-saving research and sign up for Race for Life.