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Queen Elizabeth II: 1926 - 2022
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How Queen Elizabeth II made history
Over the years, Queen Elizabeth II broke various records held by previous monarchs and even created new records herself.
Regional News
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How Queen Elizabeth II made history
Over the years, Queen Elizabeth II broke various records held by previous monarchs and even created new records herself.
Daily Coronavirus Updates
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When you can get a Covid-19 vaccine locally
A number of clinics have been organised for local residents to get a Covid-19 vaccine.
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How to get a Covid-19 test in Tameside
People are being reminded that they should still get a Covid-19 test if they develop symptoms of the virus during the current period where lockdown restrictions apply.
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Coronavirus pandemic: Useful contacts to help you
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to affect us all, you may need to get in touch with agencies about specific issues which affect you.
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Funding available for High Peak groups
Applications for the High Peak Connect COVID-19 Support Grant are now open again.
Tameside Reporter
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Here are the bin collection dates over Christmas and New Year in Greater Manchester
Councils across Greater Manchester have revealed their plans for bin collections over the festive period.
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Tameside Pregnancy & Baby Fair event offers one-stop-shop for all parenting needs
The first Tameside Pregnancy and Baby Fair organised by the Tameside Council brought a wealth of information and services under one roof at the Hyde Town Hall. The event attracted 50 local families and new parents who could access advice for all stages of pregnancy and parenthood, making the event a huge success.
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Volunteers needed at Ashton British Heart Foundation charity shop
The new British Heart Foundation (BHF) store in Ashton is appealing for the local community to spare a couple of hours to help spread festive cheer and volunteer in the shop this Christmas.
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Audenshaw radiographer who works at The Christie receives top award
A consultant radiographer from Audenshaw, working at Manchester's internationally acclaimed cancer centre, The Christie, has been named the ‘Radiography Professional of the Year’ at a prestigious national award ceremony.
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Make sure you have all your medications over the Christmas holidays
As Christmas approaches, North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) is calling on the public in Greater Manchester to plan ahead and ensure they have an ample supply of necessary medications by ordering their repeat prescriptions before the festive break begins.
Glossop Chronicle
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True size of Glossop mansion revealed as work continues to give it a new lease of life as apartment block
Work on developing Eason House and its spacious grounds has opened up sights of the one-time 'baronial mansion' that haven't been seen in decades.
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Cash-strapped Derbyshire County Council may be expected to make further cuts
Cash-strapped Derbyshire County Council may be expected to make further potential, cost-saving proposals after it has already announced that it has reduced its estimated £46.4m budget forecast deficit to £33m.
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Make sure you have all your medications over the Christmas holidays
As Christmas approaches, North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) is calling on the public in Greater Manchester to plan ahead and ensure they have an ample supply of necessary medications by ordering their repeat prescriptions before the festive break begins.
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Rochdale HGV drivers' strike will cause Christmas ASDA shortages nationwide
Distribution drivers in Rochdale are set to strike on a number of dates around the Christmas period in a row over pay.
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UNITED VIEW: Tense times at Old Trafford
Several journalists were barred from Erik ten Hag’s pre-match press conference on Tuesday.
Entertainment
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Ian Cheeseman: Break-a-Leg
As we all know, there are many different kinds of Musicals.
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Alex B Cann at the movies
A mixed assortment this week. The best of the bunch was Eileen, which reminded me of a twisty crime novel.
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Alex B Cann column: 'Rizz is a new one on me'
The Oxford word of the year has been revealed this week, and it's a peculiar one. Language is always evolving, and boffins have concluded that 2023 can be defined by the word "rizz".
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Dave Sweetmore in conversation with Andy Scott and Dave Hill
Tameside Radio's Dave Sweetmore sat down with two music legends - Andy Scott from Sweet and Dave Hill of Slade.
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Ian Cheeseman's Break a Leg column - School of Rock
The Andrew Lloyd Webber show, School of Rock, is one of my favourites. I’ve seen it three times in the last couple of years.
Oldham Reporter
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Here are the bin collection dates over Christmas and New Year in Greater Manchester
Councils across Greater Manchester have revealed their plans for bin collections over the festive period.
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Make sure you have all your medications over the Christmas holidays
As Christmas approaches, North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) is calling on the public in Greater Manchester to plan ahead and ensure they have an ample supply of necessary medications by ordering their repeat prescriptions before the festive break begins.
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Passengers may soon be able to take their bikes on the Metrolink
Commuters in Greater Manchester could soon be able to bring bikes on trams after Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) announced it is looking “very seriously” at launching a trial in the region.
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Transgender woman incited lover to sexually abuse four-year-old boy
A transgender woman, from Tameside, has been jailed for encouraging the sexual abuse a four-year-old boy.
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Oldham townswomen’s guild raises funds for MND Association following ex-rugby player Kevin Sinfield’s footsteps
Royton Townswomen’s Guild has dedicated their fundraising activities over the past 12 months to Motor Neurone Disease (MND) Association.
Sport
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Ian Cheeseman: Forever Blue
Since my last column, Manchester City lost 1-0 at Aston Villa and won 2-1 at Luton Town.
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Match Report: Atherton Collieries 1 Ashton Utd 2
Ashton recovered from a half time deficit to take all 3 points for their first win in 7 matches at a chilly Skuna Stadium.
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Bloods make it six wins in a row
Droylsden once again showcased their fondness for last-minute heroics on Saturday at the Butchers Arms Ground.
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United View: Garnacho’s wondergoal and Mainoo is finally unleashed
Goodison Park is renowned for producing a fierce atmosphere when necessary and following their unprecedented ten-point deduction Sunday was expected to be a mighty test of United’s resilience.
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Evolution's international success
Evolution Martial Arts Club in Hadfield have produced a number of talented martial artists over the past couple of years, with many competing in local, national, and international competitions.
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North End rescue a point at the death
Glossop North End built on their Derbyshire Senior Cup victory over New Mills with a hard earned point away to Wythenshawe Town on Saturday (November 25).
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Match Report: Hyde United 2-2 Gainsborough Trinity
Hyde United came from behind twice to rescue a point against Tuesday’s opponents Gainsborough Trinity at the Project Solar Stadium.
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Curzon make it five wins from six
Curzon Ashton extended their unbeaten run to six games on Saturday (November 25) with a 1-0 win away to Banbury United.
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Ian Cheeseman: Forever Blue
Saturday’s game against Liverpool was fascinating, from where I sit in the Colin Bell Stand.
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Match Report: Glossop RUFC 12 Scarborough RUFC 10
The visitors, kicked off at a wet and blustery Hargate Hill and were immediately rewarded with a try under the posts as Glossop failed to clear their lines.
Business
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Court of protection team boost for Bromleys
Law firm Bromleys has enhanced its Court of Protection team with two appointments.
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Entrepreneur Emma on building a business in the pandemic
Entrepreneur Emma Schofield has experienced the ups and downs of running her own business during the coronavirus pandemic.
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What National Feet Week is all about
It's time to start thinking on our feet for National Feet Week.
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Tameside firm first in North West to be recognised by new apprenticeship scheme
Tameside-based business technology solutions provider Brother UK is the first business in the North West to be recognised by a new government-backed scheme led by Investors in People, the workplace quality accreditors.
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How Tameside's Wetherspoon pubs will reopen
Two Wetherspoon pubs in Tameside are set to open their beer gardens from Monday 12 April.
Radio News Hub
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Masked Singer host Joel Dommett says new series is the best yet
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Increase in UK drinks exports report
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UK tax level rises to highest on record OECD
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Children worried peers families cannot afford presents this Christmas survey
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Fraught week for Rishi Sunak as warring Tory factions mull over his Rwanda Bill
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Rishi Sunak to be quizzed on Eat Out scheme and lockdowns at Covid inquiry
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Secondary schools with poorest pupils faced biggest cuts say experts
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Strictly finalists revealed as 10th celebrity eliminated from show
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Relentless London protests creating Met Police funding gap Sadiq Khan warns
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Ellie Leach says Im so much more confident in myself now since Strictly began
