AN evening of cabaret by Queer artists from across Oldham and the North West is coming to Oldham Coliseum Theatre once again, in partnership with…
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Why outsourcing IT support is crucial to your business
By Hannah Dooley, Marketing Executive for Aspect IT WHETHER your organisation is small or large, investing in IT support is crucial to your success. When…
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New business, recruits and digital signage platform Cornerstone Design and Marketing continues impressive growth
FULL-SERVICE agency Cornerstone Design and Marketing is continuing its impressive growth and development with a raft of new business wins and five new recruits. The…
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Stroll on for solidarity
IT could be said ‘love was in the air’ for supporters of the Saddleworth Palestine Women’s Scholarship Fund who met for a heart-shaped walk from…
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Advice on pension poverty
Find Pearson Solicitors and Financial Advisers at 31 Queen Street, Oldham or call 0161 785 3500 or go online: www.pearsonlegal.co.uk (advertisement feature) ‘NO-FAULT’ divorces could…
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Optician eyes funding for further expansion
A PERFORMING arts optician from Saddleworth has a clear view on growth after paying off its first business loan, more than doubling in size and…
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Hartley Botanic brings ‘Calm & Wellbeing’ theme to RHS Hampton Court Garden Festival
GREENFIELD-BASED Greenhouse and Glasshouse manufacturer Hartley Botanic will again be enveloping RHS flower show visitors in tranquillity and relaxation as it brings its stylish stand…
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Jazz orchestra hits right notes for fundraising night
THE English National Jazz Orchestra entertained with an evening of timeless classics and big band sounds to raise £1,200 for local causes. The ‘On Broadway’…
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O’Donnell Solicitors make The ESTAS Awards shortlist
O’DONNELL Solicitors has been recognised for delivering outstanding customer service to its clients, making the shortlist of The ESTAS Awards in the North West Category…
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New standard flies high for Saddleworth RBL
A NEW standard is flying high for the Saddleworth Branch of the Royal British Legion after being officially blessed and marched out. A service was…
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Girl Gang MCR and ThickSkin workshops among highlights as Cultivate theatre upskilling festival returns
By Connie Tucker OLDHAM Coliseum Theatre’s Cultivate festival returns this year for a week packed with workshops, performances and industry insights for theatre makers. Back…
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Love Lydgate Talk: Colin Edwards on ‘Walking the Camino de Santiago’
FIND out all about ‘Walking the Camino de Santiago,’ Europe’s ultimate Pilgrimage route, at an intriguing talk on Friday, July 8 at Lydgate Parish Hall.…
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Rail users urged to only make essential journeys this weekend
TRANSPENNINE Express (TPE) is asking customers across the North and into Scotland to only travel if their journey is essential this weekend. Increased levels of…
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Public opinion sought on proposed housing development in Delph
THE public’s opinion is being sought on plans to completely renovate the derelict Bailey Mill site on Oldham Road in Delph. The site, currently owned…
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Fatal Delph car crash after driver ‘lost control’
TWO men died in a road traffic collision in Delph when the driver “lost control” while driving at an “excessive speed”, an inquest has heard.…
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Success adding up for accountancy firm
THE numbers are certainly adding up well for a recently-launched accountancy firm as their first nine months have brought success and expansion. Thomas and Co…
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New Mayor of Oldham completes historic hat-trick of females in role
A HAT-TRICK of female Mayors serving consecutively in Oldham has been completed for the first time. Cllr Elaine Garry has officially been confirmed as the…
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Curtain lifts on new season of entertainment at Millgate
THE curtain is rising on a new season of theatre, drama, music, films and thrilling entertainment at the Millgate Arts Centre in Delph. A Season…
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Delph Band brings the sound of music to Grotton brass afternoon
THE sound of music rang out around Grotton as the sun shone down on an Afternoon of Brass with Delph Band. Locals gathered at Grotton…
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ABC Diagnosis raises £16,000 to provide exercise retreats for breast cancer patients
A DIGGLE mum who has secondary breast cancer tackled the Three Peaks of Saddleworth challenge along with other patients and their families and friends, raising…
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Litter pick with Street Scene
STREET Scene Greenfield are holding a village litter pick on Saturday, June 25. All community conscious volunteers are welcome to attend. Meet at Boarshurst Band…
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Funding boost for local causes
FINANCIAL boosts totalling £11,320 were handed out to a host of local groups and organisations thanks to the fundraising of the outgoing Saddleworth Parish Council…
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Pam heads up Parish for second time
COUNCILLOR Pam Byrne has taken on the chains of office as Saddleworth Parish Council’s chairman for a second time. She was officially voted into the…
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JOB VACANCY: Part Time Viewing Representative/Office Administrator
Part Time Viewing Representative/Office Administrator Lees, Oldham Office. Hours: Mondays 9am -5.30pm plus every other Saturday 10-4pm £9.50 per hour. Working as part of a…
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Village of Trees blooming in Delph
A NEW village of trees is blooming in Delph to celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee and for Climate Change fightback. The planting of 200 young saplings…
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Villages blooming bright thanks to new gardening group
SPRINGHEAD, Lees and Grotton are flourishing and blooming bright thanks to the work of the newly formed LSG Community Gardening Group. The group’s volunteers have…
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Local building firm comes to centre’s rescue
THE historic Boarshurst Centre has re-opened and shown off its brand new kitchen refurbishment thanks to the help of a local building firm. The centre,…
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Film stars raise £5,200 for Diggle School
FILM and TV stars have raised £5,200 for the children of Diggle School. The famous faces were creative and eye-catching entries for this year’s scarecrow…
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Fundraiser set challenge to help 10 local charities and groups
A DETERMINED fundraiser who smashed her £10,000 target in just 10 weeks is now turning her attention to helping even more charities. Sarah Tate, from…
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Vandals target Christ Church Friezland with racist graffiti and damage
OFFENSIVE and racist graffiti is being cleaned off Christ Church Friezland after vandals targeted the site on numerous occasions. Windows were also broken, the building…
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Planning permission granted for Spindles Town Square redevelopment
PLANS to redevelop Spindles Town Square Shopping Centre have been approved by Oldham Council’s planning committee – kickstarting the major transformation of the town centre.…
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Car club celebrates Jubilee with Garden Party
A GARDEN Party and barbecue was hosted by Saddleworth Classic And Rare Cars Enthusiasts (S.C.A.R.C.E.) to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The event, which included…
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Platinum Jubilee celebrations at St Thomas Leesfield
A JUBILEE Afternoon Tea and Street Party provided entertainment for all ages at St Thomas Leesfield Church in Lees to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.…
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Excitement on Eskdale Avenue at Queen’s Platinum Jublilee celebrations
Bunting and flags flew high and the food and drinks were flowing at street parties across Saddleworth to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The residents…
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