LOYAL one-club cricketer Luke Hargreaves has left Delph after a 30-year playing stint. The 42-year-old, a Delpher since birth and who lived in the village…
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Rugby legend to undertake new Motor Neurone Disease charity run
RUGBY legend Kevin Sinfield is preparing for his most ambitious charity run yet to raise money for research into Motor Neurone Disease. Last year’s seven…
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Poppies displayed across villages thanks to ward councillors
BRIGHT red poppies are a poignant public tribute across Saddleworth villages ahead of Remembrance Day thanks to ward councillors. Cllrs Pam Byrne, Jamie Curley, Graham…
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Craig Ramadhin reaches 50 not out
FRIAREMERE cricketer Craig Ramadhin has reached a landmark after completing 50 consecutive seasons playing for the club. Though Craig has reached the age of 65…
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End of an era as Taylor moves on into non-league football
SPRINGHEAD-RAISED Chris Taylor’s illustrious career in the EFL appears to be over “in the blink of an eye” after the 34-year-old signed for non-league club…
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Latics Latest Sports Editor Tony Bugby brings an update from Boundary Park
COULD a successful Emirates FA Cup run provide the catalyst for improved fortunes in the league as Oldham Athletic battle to hold on to their…
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New book offers hope to long-suffering supporters
AS Oldham Athletic battle to remain in the EFL, perhaps long-suffering fans should draw comfort from Mike Keegan’s new book. ‘This Is How It Feels:…
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Good causes benefit from book sales
THREE good causes have received funding from the ongoing sale of second-hand books at Tesco Greenfield. The largest amount of £500 went to organisers responsible…
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Pilsner and Pie Fest in Uppermill
THERE was beer, brass and lederhosen aplenty at Uppermill Civic Hall as the popular Oktober Pie Fest returned and raised about £3,000 for local causes.…
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Agency keeps growing with six new team members
CORNERSTONE Design and Marketing is continuing its growth and development by taking on six new team members. The Lees-based agency, founded in 2007, is estimating…
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COLUMN: Menopause in the workplace
Advertisement feature by Pearson Solicitors: For advice on all aspects of employment law call our team on 0161 785 3500 or email employment@pearsonlegal.co.uk DISCRIMINATION legislation…
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Aces title hopes dashed
BELLE Vue’s dream of lifting the Premiership trophy came to an end on Thursday after going down 51-39 at the East of England Arena, where…
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Spell binding display puts Lees pupils into big league
PUPILS at a Lees primary school are becoming words perfect thanks to their performances in a worldwide spelling competition. Spelling Shed is a popular teaching…
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Family Announcement: Phyllis May Thomson (Nee Bancroft)
THOMSON (Nee Bancroft), Phyllis May Passed away suddenly at home on September 26, 2021, aged 82 years. Much loved sister of the late Jimmy. Will…
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Family Announcements: Christopher John Beaumont
BEAUMONT, Christopher John Died peacefully at home on September 11, 2021 aged 67 years. Devoted husband to Steph, brother to Suzanne and the late Nick,…
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Community spirit brings Grotton Pavilion facelift
THE community came together helped by the generosity of the Co-op and Dulux to give Grotton Pavilion a well-deserved lick of paint and makeover. Over…
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Two Oldham College learners shortlisted by AoC
TWO Oldham College learners are celebrating after being shortlisted for the Association of Colleges (AoC) Student of the Year 2021/22 awards. Ian Kenworthy, a BA…
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New exhibition is coming to Gallery Oldham
AS part of Oldham Council’s celebration of Black History Month Gallery Oldham is hosting the multi-media show Legacies of Biafra from 23 October 21 –…
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All things Bright and beautiful – new school officially opened
A NEW independent school dedicated to helping children with autism has officially opened in Saddleworth. Bright Futures on Friezland Lane, Greenfield has been operational since…
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Rotary award double delight for charity stalwarts
THERE was double delight as two top accolades were presented to community and charity stalwarts by Oldham Metro Rotary Club. The Paul Harris Fellowship, which…
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Match Report: OLDHAM LADIES 10, TRAFFORD MV LADIES 75
A NEW-LOOK Oldham RUFC Ladies team, which was without some key players, was heavily beaten by Trafford MV Ladies in its opening match of the…
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Glamorous Ladies Day raises funds for Dr Kershaw’s
THERE were colourful hats and dresses galore as a glamorous Ladies Day raised £1502.50 for Dr Kershaw’s Hospice. The annual popular fundraiser could not be…
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New defibrillator installed at cricket club
GREENFIELD Cricket Club has a new defibrillator for use in the event of a cardiac arrest. The defibrillator is located in a yellow cabinet outside…
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Footbridge planned to improve safety at Moorgate level crossing
A NEW footbridge over an existing Uppermill level crossing is the potential outcome of a public consultation just launched by Network Rail. The train company…
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Arts Centre put measures in place to protect against virus
MILLGATE Arts Centre and Saddleworth Players take the well-being of its audiences, cast and crew very seriously. Once re-opened the aim is to stay open.…
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Christmas with the RNLI
THE popular stock of RNLI Christmas Cards 2022, calendars, diaries and other RNLI souvenirs are now on sale. To purchase any of the items through…
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Frankie says… The love story behind the comedian revealed to theatre audiences
BEHIND the lugubrious mask of comedian Frankie Howerd was an equally unhappy and mournful person hiding from public view. That’s the view of playwright and…
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Motor racer Phil changes track to join new team
A NEW chapter in the motor racing career of Austerlands’ Phil McGarty is about to unfold. Denshaw-raised Phil will be having the first race for…
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Latics latest: Sports Editor Tony Bugby brings an update from Boundary Park
PROTESTS against Oldham Athletic’s unpopular owner Abdallah Lemsagam have intensified after a bitterly disappointing start to the season and have this week sparked an open…
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Community joins together for Johannah
A BRAVE mum who is raising £50,000 for cancer treatment not available on the NHS has thanked family, friends and the community for rallying around…
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Take your seats as curtain rises again at Playhouse 2
A CELEBRATION of the music of Simon and Garfunkel launches a new season of events at Shaw’s Playhouse 2 theatre. Tim Chu and Ian Bailey…
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New coffee box serves up treats in Castleshaw
A WALK around Castleshaw can be thirsty work – so a new coffee van in the area could be just the thing you need. Cavallo…
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Royal approval? Consultation underway for new crossing proposals in Greenfield
ONE of Saddleworth’s busiest road junctions could see the installation of traffic signals in the New Year as part of plans for new walking, cycling…
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Litter pickers make a difference
A LITTLE – well, a lot – of rain didn’t dampen the spirits of litters pickers as they got out and about to clean up…
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