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Daily Coronavirus Updates

• Coronavirus outbreak: Latest update on figures

  Here are the latest figures from Public Health England, NHS England and the Office for National Statistics of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths in Derbyshire, Tameside and Oldham.

• Doctor's experiences on the frontline at The Royal Oldham Hospital

  A Syrian refugee doctor based at The Royal Oldham Hospital has shared his experiences of working on the NHS frontline during COVID-19 as part of a special series.

• Have your say on future travel in Greater Manchester

  Transport bosses are encouraging people to have their say on how the future transport network across Greater Manchester should operate. 

• Coronavirus: Latest update on figures

  Here are the latest figures from Public Health England, NHS England and the Office for National Statistics of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths in Derbyshire, Tameside and Oldham.

• Derbyshire schools 'will not be ready' to reopen on 1 June

  Many schools throughout the High Peak and across Derbyshire "will not be ready" to reopen on 1 June as per the Government's plan, the county council has confirmed.

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We Are A Community!

• The Ashton day centre rising to the Covid-19 challenge

  Creative, adaptable and flexible are the terms being used to describe the way staff at Wilshaw House in Ashton have responded to the Covid-19 emergency.

• How to be part of Gallery Oldham's Lockdown Museum

  Gallery Oldham is inviting residents to be a part of its new digital project to collect a snapshot of what life is like in the borough during the coronavirus pandemic.

• The Simmondley snake spreading smiles

  There's a giant snake slithering along the Simmondley end of Gamesley Sidings, but it's not a slippery serpent - quite the opposite, in fact… 

• Hyde business steps up for children's hospice

  Hyde-based Findel Education team members will be stepping out this weekend to raise money for a good cause by walking the distance from Lands End to John O Groats. 

• The hidden heroes at Tameside Hospital

  Our amazing healthcare heroes across the country have risen to the challenge during the coronavirus pandemic - and it's no different at Tameside Hospital, where staff have really stood up and made a difference throughout the crisis.

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Tameside Reporter

• Tributes to dad-of-six who died after horror crash in Hyde

  Heartfelt tributes have been paid by the children of a father-of-six from Hattersley, who died in a horrific crash in Hyde earlier this month. 

• Man wanted after pensioner attacked with machete in Hyde

  A 30-year-old man is wanted in connection with a burglary in Hyde, in which a man in his 60s was attacked with a machete some 18 months ago. 

• Man arrested after Audenshaw landmarks destroyed by BMW

  A man has been arrested after two historic landmarks in Audenshaw were destroyed after a car ploughed into them in the early hours of Monday morning (May 25).

• Missing man, 49, found

  Andrew Jordan, who was previously missing, has been found and is okay.

• Two people arrested after an assault in Ashton

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  Two people have been arrested this morning (Saturday) in Ashton after at least one person was assaulted. 

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Glossop Chronicle

• Ask questions about domestic abuse

  Derbyshire police will be holding a second live chat to answer questions from local residents on domestic abuse.

• Advice available for local businesses

  A free online seminar is taking place on Thursday (May 28) offering help and advice to local small and medium-sized businesses during these challenging times amid the coronavirus pandemic.

• Glossop agency partners with leading ITS firm

  A Glossop-based marketing agency is helping to promote one of the country's leading mobile intelligent transport system firms. 

• Wetherspoons confirm how Glossop pub will reopen

  Wetherspoons has confirmed how its pub in Glossop will reopen and listed the new rules that will be in place.

• Time is running out for filmmakers to enter festival

  The countdown is on for filmmakers from across Derbyshire, who have until 17 June to submit their entry for the 2020 High Peak Independent Film Festival.

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Oldham Reporter

• Oldham Tory councillor brands Cummings 'foolish' over lockdown trip

  Conservatives in Oldham have branded Dominic Cummings a ‘foolish man’ for travelling from London to Durham during lockdown – but say the public ‘aren’t interested’ in the row.

• Oldham scientist set to teach cancer a lesson

  A cancer scientist from Oldham, who is currently in lockdown with his three children, is adding a new activity to the home-school timetable.

• Record number of university offers for college's Medic students

  A record number of Oldham Sixth Form College students have received university offers to study Medicine and Dentistry this year.

• How to access healthcare services in Oldham this weekend

  Here's a reminder of how you can access healthcare services in Oldham over the bank holiday weekend.

• Woman injured after falling off bike in Daisy Nook

  Mountain rescue crews assisted a woman who injured her ankle after falling off her bike in Daisy Nook Country Park. 

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Sport

• Isaac Sinclair: "Education is a massive part of football and that’s exactly what’s happening at Pro Direct Lancashire"

  Curzon Ashton midfielder Isaac Sinclair is destined for great things on and off the pitch.

• Banim appointed as Stafford manager

  Former Ashton United manager Jody Banim has been named as Stafford Rangers' new boss.

• Ellis says his future is in safe hands

  Former Audenshaw School pupil Ellis Allen says rubbing shoulders with former Premier League players including David Wheater and Chris Eagles has contributed to his development as a goalkeeper.

• The only way is up for local lad Josh

  Former Audenshaw School pupil Josh Askew says he’s excited for a new challenge after being released by Salford City.

• Girls invited to join Tameside United

  Tameside United are appealing for girls to join ahead of next season.

• WATCH: Curzon chairman thanks community for fundraising efforts

  Curzon Ashton chairman Wayne Salkeld has thanked supporters, former players and the wider community for supporting the club financially during the lockdown.

• LISTEN: Lancashire legend Paul Allott provides update amid current situation

  Former England and Lancashire bowler Paul Allott says the club will do as much as it possibly can to help local clubs once cricket returns.

• Jamie Lester: How MMA changed a former footballer's life

  Former Glossop North End player Jamie Lester has questioned the Government’s decision to keep gyms and fitness facilities closed amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.

• Phil has pedal power

  Local bicycle mechanic Phil Bird believes the lockdown has revitalised Tameside’s interest in cycling and expects the trend to flourish once restrictions are lifted.

• England ace Jordan strides out for charity

  Denton West cricketer Jordan Williams has been keeping fit and healthy during the lockdown by taking part in a combined running challenge to generate funds for The Lord’s Taverners - the UK’s leading youth cricket and disability sports charity.

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VE Day

• How you celebrated VE Day 2020

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  From paying our respects to servicemen and women to having fun at socially-distanced street parties, residents of Glossop, Tameside and Oldham did the country proud on the 75th anniversary of VE Day on Friday.

• Residents street party on in the finest tradition

  Residents of Downshaw Road in Ashton have traditionally celebrated major historical events including the Queen’s Silver, Golden and Diamond Jubilees by holding a street party. 

• Denton couple create fitting family tribute for VE Day

  A couple from Denton went that extra mile on VE Day by decorating their house in honour of their families’ military history.

• Hyde communities celebrate VE Day with 'best dressed house' competition

  Communities across Hyde certainly got into the spirit of VE Day last Friday, by dressing up their houses as part of the nationwide celebrations.

• Bringing a VE Day picnic to vulnerable residents

  Local councillors provided some love and care to vulnerable and elderly residents on VE Day by giving out small picnic boxes.

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