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Councillor Howard Sykes MBE, Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the Liberal Democrat Group on Oldham Council, has written to local MP Debbie Abrahams regarding his concerns...
Date Published 25/07/2020
Greater Manchester Police have confirmed that extra resources are to be deployed this weekend around the shops and Eight Bells pub car park on Alder Road, Leicester Road, Warwick...
Date Published 24/07/2020
A pub which was named and shamed by Greater Manchester Police’s chief constable has been stripped of its licence for hosting a party like a ‘prohibition speakeasy’ during
Local police have urged householders to stay alert after reports of a bogus caller in the Shaw area.
The hills resounded to a different kind of music when Annie Schofield celebrated her 100th birthday in Uppermill yesterday (Thursday).
This week's Dr Kershaw's winners have been announced (July 24).
Greater Manchester has been given funding by the government to set up pop-up cycle lanes and new traffic-free zones across the city-region.
Our borough has been proudly promoted at the zenith of Africa by an Oldham-based mountaineer who has just conquered Kilimanjaro.
A new web platform launched by an Oldham landlord aims to build trust within the property rental sector by allowing both landlords and tenants to achieve ‘5-star status’.
Rochdale, Oldham and District Samaritans has reminded people that its July ‘Talk To Us’ campaign comes to an end next week.
Tax credits customers have just one week left to tell HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) about changes to their circumstances or income before the deadline on July 31, 2020.
Face coverings must be worn in shops, supermarkets, indoor shopping centres and transport hubs - such as train stations and airports - in England from today (Friday), as the...
The hills will resound to a different kind of music when Annie Schofield celebrates her 100th birthday in Uppermill today, Thursday July 23.
Date Published 23/07/2020
Residents are invited to comment on community proposals to designate a Neighbourhood Area and Neighbourhood Forum for Chadderton.
LGBTQ+ charity Manchester Pride has announced that it will deliver three days of celebrations for LGBTQ+ people in Greater Manchester over the August bank holiday weekend.
Greater Manchester’s long-awaited housing and jobs masterplan, along with proposals for a regional Clean Air Zone, will go out for consultation later this year.
Date Published 22/07/2020
Keeping it local and investing in Oldham’s economy is the key focus for First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO), which has recently used local companies to support...
Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, the Sholver and Moorside Community Team is unfortunately unable to stage its fourth annual Flower and Vegetable Show, which was scheduled to take...
The Rotary Club of Oldham has announced the winners of the 2020 Oldham Student of the Year Awards.
The Peak District National Park has been branded as one of the worse parts of the UK for illegal killings of rare birds of prey.
University Campus Oldham (UCO) is celebrating its best-ever set of results that rank it in the top ten per cent nationally – and the best locally – for student satisfaction.
Ace detective sniffer dogs have started leading engineers to the source of the tiniest of cracks in gas pipes across North West England.
Oldham’s Mayor Ginny Alexander has donated £500 to the town’s branch of Andy's Man Club... to help get men talking.
A Saddleworth village is at the centre of a debate surrounding social distancing and the imposition of a 20mph limit to crackdown on speedsters.
Two of Saddleworth School’s top executives are saying farewell after years of distinguished service.
Date Published 21/07/2020
Passengers travelling in taxis and private hire vehicles (PHVs), including app-based services, will be kept safer under tough new licensing standards introduced by the Government,...
The Leader of the Opposition and of the Liberal Democrat Group on Oldham Council, Councillor Howard Sykes MBE, has welcomed the reduction in VAT on food purchased in pubs, cafes...
Collaboration between police forces when done well can save money, reduce bureaucracy and improve efficiency and effectiveness.
Work has begun to clear the site for the new £27million Saddleworth School at Diggle.
Date Published 20/07/2020
Proud Oldhamer and former refugee Marzia Babakarkhail has inspired local young people with her story of making a daring escape to the UK after the Taliban tried to assassinate her...
