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The Radclyffe School is currently hosting its very own week-long Literature Festival, celebrating the power of reading.
Date Published 13/03/2025
An event to celebrate and shine a light on women that rise up and champion their mental health has been hailed a success as over 60 people joined together in supporting members of...
Saddleworth-based former professional rugby league player Barrie McDermott is set to run the Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon in memory of his great friend, Rob Burrow.
What a beautiful weekend that was.
Oldham is to become the centre of the universe when Professor Brian Cox returns to his hometown to inspire future scientists.
A former health centre in Shaw could be turned into a 22-bed house in multiple occupation (HMO), if plans submitted to Oldham Council are approved.
Date Published 12/03/2025
There’s been a big change for Bee Network bus passengers using ‘lifeline’ buses.
Police officers are appealing for information following an assault on a man near a pub and wholesale store on Rochdale Canal in Chadderton on February 28, 2025 between...
Date Published 11/03/2025
One of the most respected figures in the field of effectively tackling child sexual exploitation (CSE) has agreed to chair an independent local inquiry in Oldham.
The Oldham Conservative group have elected a new leader following the departure of two bosses within the space of two months.
Legendary Oldham businessman and philanthropist Sir Norman Stoller has praised the ‘amazing’ veteran care village where a wing is named in his honour.
Officers from Greater Manchester Police's Serious Collision Investigation Unit (SCIU) are appealing for witnesses after a woman was seriously injured in Oldham yesterday (Monday).
Plans for a ‘monstrous scheme’ have been scrapped in after local residents called it ‘totally pointless’.
Date Published 10/03/2025
The NHS has teamed up with the Dianne Oxberry Trust and Target Ovarian Cancer to bring a new awareness roadshow to the streets of Greater Manchester –...
A portion of the Spindles shopping centre will be cordoned off to create a crime scene with a difference today (Tuesday) - as an ex-patrol cop helps to try and steer kids away...
Two Blue Coat students are celebrating after being offered places at Oxford University.
Ten members of Oldham Mountain Rescue Team were alerted on Saturday afternoon by the North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust about a female who had sustained an ankle injury...
International Women’s Day was marked at First Choice Homes Oldham’s (FCHO) Alt Community Centre with a series of special events.
A site that was once home to a ‘death trap’ mill could soon be turned into a new neighbourhood for Oldham.
Date Published 09/03/2025
In a first for the Greater Manchester region, five learners from Oldham College are gaining real-world experience as midwives by embarking on industry placements within the NHS.
Date Published 08/03/2025
Police officers are appealing for information following a fight in Oldham town centre.
A Covid Memorial Garden has opened at Alexandra Park to honour those who tragically lost their lives during the pandemic.
A former theatre, nightclub and snooker hall where the Beatles once gigged is about to be bulldozed in Oldham town centre.
Uppermill-based John L Matthews has launched a new short-film course.
Police officers are appealing for potential witnesses following a serious road crash in Oldham last night (Friday).
Council tax in Oldham is going up 4.99 per cent.
Date Published 07/03/2025
Oldham Chronicle boss Matt Ramsbottom has written a lengthy email to Oldham Council and the Government, seeking urgent transparency regarding serious allegations of child abuse,...
Date Published 06/03/2025
A group of Year 11 students from E-ACT The Oldham Academy North (TOAN) had an unforgettable experience when they visited Oxford University recently, gaining first-hand insight...
Oldham Council’s Labour administration was able to pass a budget last night (Thursday) with support from Shaw and Crompton ‘Independents’ and the Failsworth Independent Party.
The Oldham Chronicle’s Managing Director, Matt Ramsbottom, was refused access to the allocated press area at last night's (Thursday) budget meeting.
