Saddleworth Dementia Friends’ Champion, Helen Morris, shares some thoughts on dementia about ‘Humour and Identity’ Each Dementia Friends Information Session brings something new to consider and this month I am…
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Musical delights in Dobcross
A STAR-STUDDED local line up will entertain at the third annual Dobcross Concert on Saturday, October 26 at Holy Trinity Church from 7.30pm. Popular folk group The…
View More Musical delights in DobcrossShowaddywaddy to rock Civic Hall
ARE YOU ready to ‘Hey Rock & Roll’ and dance your ‘Three Steps to Heaven’? Then join the ‘Dancing Party’ at the Uppermill Civic Hall because ‘You’ve Got What It Takes’!…
View More Showaddywaddy to rock Civic HallMost outrageous comedian returns to Uppermill
BRITAIN’S BLUEST comedian will shock and delight his audience at the Uppermill Civic Hall on Friday, November 22. Roy ‘Chubby’ Brown has become a huge superstar without appearing on television and…
View More Most outrageous comedian returns to UppermillCan your old PC keep up?
By Dave MacDougall – Business Development Consultant at Think4 IT Solutions SO YOUR old PC is doing very well without any ‘help’ from the IT department.…
View More Can your old PC keep up?Saddleworth man loses three stone with Why Weight?
A SADDLEWORTH man is encouraging others to follow in his footsteps after shedding three stone on Oldham’s free NHS weight management programme. Michael Hyde took part…
View More Saddleworth man loses three stone with Why Weight?Party in the Park
THE SUN smiled down on an extravaganza of music and entertainment as locals saw out the summer at the Party in the Park. Hosted by…
View More Party in the ParkTake to the slopes
TAKE PART in one of the coolest events around as the Ski and Snowboard Snow North comes to Manchester for the first time on October…
View More Take to the slopesBe My Baby
FIVE BUDDING actresses will take to the stage for a new play looking at the plight of young pregnant girls in the 1960s. The enthusiastic amateur actresses…
View More Be My BabyThe good, the bad and the ghostly
ALL WHO live or pass through Saddleworth appreciate the natural beauty and wild grandeur of the countryside. Yet there is a hint of the hard…
View More The good, the bad and the ghostlyBrassed Off: Bands look forward to Christmas
Cornet player and brass tutor Mark Rodgers gives us an insight into the band world with his column, Brassed Off. AUTUMN IS well under way now and…
View More Brassed Off: Bands look forward to ChristmasRe-set your Autumn food repertoire
Karen Thompson, a multi-award winning Weight Watchers Leader, brings you tips and a healthy recipe to get your diet underway this autumn WITH THE change in…
View More Re-set your Autumn food repertoireThe Face and Body Shop: make up for teenagers
The Face and Body shop in Grotton answers your health and beauty questions Send in your health and body questions for their experts to answer,…
View More The Face and Body Shop: make up for teenagersHealth matters: October
Uppermill Pharmacist IAN STRACHAN examines: hair loss AS A 70s teenager I recall how it was fashionable for boys to shave their hair, emulating American cop “Kojac”. Kojac was…
View More Health matters: OctoberOldfield battle and build for the community
NO CHALLENGE proved too big during a busy month for a top Saddleworth construction and property development company as they tackled both work and leisure projects. ‘Team Oldfield’ from…
View More Oldfield battle and build for the communityPig Row: television gardeners
Andrew Oldham writes about Pig Row, which is three gardens over a quarter of an acre in Scouthead. Visit at www.lifeonpigrow.co.uk TELEVISION GARDENERS could learn from…
View More Pig Row: television gardenersBridges Estate House: Market advice
Bridges Estate Agents in Uppermill gives advice to those putting their house on the market AS THE local property market continues to show improvement, now is…
View More Bridges Estate House: Market adviceStan’s Strange but True – October
Stan Bowes, from Diggle, has uncovered some more interesting and entertaining strange but true facts for us – you just couldn’t make them up. IN…
View More Stan’s Strange but True – OctoberComedy Club will have you in stitches
OCTOBER IS set to be a jam-packed and star-studded month for Greenfield’s Off The Rails Comedy Club. The highlight is a UK tour preview from Chris Ramsey, a South Shields comic…
View More Comedy Club will have you in stitchesMotown comes to Uppermill
A NIGHT of live Soul and Motown music will fill Uppermill Civic Hall during a charity event in aid of Dr Kershaw’s Hospice. On Saturday, November…
View More Motown comes to UppermillOn the stage: The Bubbler
Review: The Bubbler, at The Swan Inn, Dobcross THE RANTS scorched the pubs ancient beams. Tough stuff for any audience, particularly when this award-winning play is actually set in a…
View More On the stage: The BubblerHistory: Uppermill bypass
THE VERY headline ‘Uppermill Bypass’ has already provoked shock – you are already looking up the telephone number for the local councillor and preparing a petition. Please don’t panic…
View More History: Uppermill bypassThree Crowns: winter delights of butternut squash
ANTHONY BYROM, executive head chef at the Three Crowns Restaurant and Inn at Scouthead, looks forward to winter delights of butternut squash WE’RE INTO the third season so…
View More Three Crowns: winter delights of butternut squashTickling tastebuds for charity
With photos by Joanne Jacobs – www.jojacobsphotography.com A TASTY pudding from a Dobcross postmaster went down a treat to raise funds for charity. Sukhi Singh teamed up with…
View More Tickling tastebuds for charityA home from home at Christy’s
AS THE summer evenings draw to a close, a warm and inviting coffee shop in Uppermill is getting ready for a revamp to liven up the winter months.…
View More A home from home at Christy’sTuck in at the Royal George
A POPULAR Greenfield pub has a host of events and tasty food offers for customers to enjoy throughout the week. At the Royal George on Manchester…
View More Tuck in at the Royal GeorgeSTAN’S Strange but true
Stan Bowes, from Diggle, has uncovered some more interesting and entertaining strange but true facts for us – you just couldn’t make them up FRENCH…
View More STAN’S Strange but trueSpirited female singers wanted
Thinking of joining a choir after the summer holidays? Saddleworth Singers and their Musical Director Jen Law invite you to join their rehearsals at Springhead…
View More Spirited female singers wantedCorkmaster
Wine expert Bob Marshall reveals what you should be looking for in the perfct Malbc… THIS IS the name of a grape which is appearing…
View More CorkmasterThree Crowns
ANTHONY BYROM, executive head chef at the Three Crowns Restaurant and Inn at Scouthead, brings you top tips for enjoying Autumn plums After several busy…
View More Three CrownsA fresh start – September arrives
Local cornet player and brass tutor Mark Rodgers gives us an insight into the world of Brass Bands with his column Brassed Off SEPTEMBER IS…
View More A fresh start – September arrivesWhat we know as Saddleworth
By Peter Hanlon IF WE look at the rolling hills of Saddleworth, we can appreciate it is a special environment – but just how did…
View More What we know as SaddleworthDementia Friends
Saddleworth Dementia Friends’ Champion, Helen Morris from Dobcross, shares her thoughts about dementia looking at ‘Procedural Memory and Occupation’ In each Dementia Friends Information Session…
View More Dementia FriendsTaking to the stage
Preview: Oldham Coliseum, Chicago, Friday, September 13 to Saturday, October 12. MURDER, MAYHEM and music will feature in the new and original version of this…
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