The very latest news
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Derbyshire council leader is cleared of alleged breach after withdrawing funding from new board
Watchdogs have found Derbyshire County Council Leader Barry Lewis had not breached any formal decision-making principles after he and the council’s Cabinet decided to withdraw funding and its host role in a new partnership board after the leader had not been selected as the chairperson.
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Summer Market in Tintwistle raises money for Glossop Cat Rescue
The event saw the Tinsle Summer Market collaborate with the Tintwistle Climate Emergency Campaign for the first time for their "Go Green" event.
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Rail chaos coming on Sunday
Northern Rail has warned passengers to expect delays and short notice cancellations on its trains around the North West this Sunday, July 28.
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Nominate your unsung Derbyshire heros to be celebrated in 20 portraits
Derbyshire libraries are hosting an artist who wants to find local heroes to immortalise in 20 portraits, for a project called "We Are All Derbyshire".
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Rotary club steps up to rebuild reading shed for tornado-hit school
Dukinfield and Stalybridge Rotary Club has helped a local school to rebuild and replace their beloved reading shed, which was "destroyed" in last year's tornado.
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Mum pays tribute to 'role model' son, 15, following death
The heartbroken mum of a "loveable and kind" 15-year-old who tragically took his own life has pleaded with others who are struggling with their mental health to seek help.
Tameside Reporter
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Curzon under 7's raise £5K for Cancer Research UK
A Curzon Ashton youth team has recently come together to raise a huge sum for charity.
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Rail chaos coming on Sunday
Northern Rail has warned passengers to expect delays and short notice cancellations on its trains around the North West this Sunday, July 28.
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Rotary club steps up to rebuild reading shed for tornado-hit school
Dukinfield and Stalybridge Rotary Club has helped a local school to rebuild and replace their beloved reading shed, which was "destroyed" in last year's tornado.
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Mum pays tribute to 'role model' son, 15, following death
The heartbroken mum of a "loveable and kind" 15-year-old who tragically took his own life has pleaded with others who are struggling with their mental health to seek help.
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Rail passengers from Manchester to London can expect a new Euston but it could be YEARS before transport chiefs plan it
Future train passengers heading to the capital from Manchester will arrive in London in a much-changed Euston Station — but it could be YEARS before transport chiefs plan what it will look like.
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Good Hope Mill to be converted into housing
The old mill in the centre of Ashton will now be transformed into 18 new apartments.
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New homes approved for land on Stalybridge Cricket Club
Four new homes will be built in the corner of land at Stalybridge Cricket Club, it has been decided.
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A Denton residential home will soon become care home for children
A two-storey semi-detached home in Denton will soon become a site for children in care.
Glossop Chronicle
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Chapel-en-le-Frith joiner to push wheelbarrow 'up Everest' this weekend
After Sisyphus cheated death twice, Zeus, the king of the Greek gods, punished his trickery by forcing him to push a boulder up a hill in Hades for all eternity.
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Derbyshire council leader is cleared of alleged breach after withdrawing funding from new board
Watchdogs have found Derbyshire County Council Leader Barry Lewis had not breached any formal decision-making principles after he and the council’s Cabinet decided to withdraw funding and its host role in a new partnership board after the leader had not been selected as the chairperson.
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Summer Market in Tintwistle raises money for Glossop Cat Rescue
The event saw the Tinsle Summer Market collaborate with the Tintwistle Climate Emergency Campaign for the first time for their "Go Green" event.
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Rail chaos coming on Sunday
Northern Rail has warned passengers to expect delays and short notice cancellations on its trains around the North West this Sunday, July 28.
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Nominate your unsung Derbyshire heros to be celebrated in 20 portraits
Derbyshire libraries are hosting an artist who wants to find local heroes to immortalise in 20 portraits, for a project called "We Are All Derbyshire".
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Glossop boy discovers new sense of freedom though closed slope skiing
Eleven-year-old Jude Monton from Old Glossop first started skiing a year ago after being introduced to the sport by the coach of his local football team.
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Rail passengers from Manchester to London can expect a new Euston but it could be YEARS before transport chiefs plan it
Future train passengers heading to the capital from Manchester will arrive in London in a much-changed Euston Station — but it could be YEARS before transport chiefs plan what it will look like.
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Gamesley hold charity football match to raise funds for football club
On Saturday, Gamesley held a charity football match to raise money to reignite Gamesley Football Club.
Oldham Reporter
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Historic nunnery to be turned into charity hotel
A 153-year-old building in Oldham once home to nuns could given a new lease of life as a charity-owned hotel.
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Masterplan for Oldham’s ‘new look’ city-centre revamp revealed
Long-awaited plans to transform Oldham town centre could soon become reality.
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The nursery deemed ‘good’ – just eight weeks after being judged ‘inadequate’
A nursery in Oldham has been rated ‘good’ by Ofsted two months after branded ‘inadequate’ in a damning report.
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Council plans to bring thousands of homes to borough – buy how many are actually affordable?
Oldham council wants to fight its housing crisis with thousands of new homes to be built across the borough.
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Oldham announced as location for Eton linked college
The exact location of a ‘transformative’ new college linked to Eton has been revealed for the first time.
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BREAKING: ‘Majority’ of cops criticised in Baird review still work for GMP, chief constable says
The ‘majority’ of police officers criticised in the review of Greater Manchester Police’s treatment of women and girls in custody are still employed by the force, the Chief Constable has said.
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BREAKING: Oldham man convicted of million pound drug supply operation
An Oldham man is among seven people found guilty of their part in a drug supply operation that saw more than £1m seized.
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Housing scheme that left residents ‘extremely concerned’ rejected
A housing scheme that left Oldham residents ‘extremely concerned’ has been rejected.