Your FREE August printed edition of your Oldham Evening Chronicle is available now

Your Oldham Evening Chronicle is now available at even more locations

The August edition of your local newspaper is out now.

You can find the free edition at even more sites across the town, and there is a full list below.

This month, a new era begins at Oldham Athletic, as the Rothwell family take control.  We've an interview with Chairman, Frank Rothwell, and take a look at his colourful background.  There's renewed vigour at Boundary Park as Latics begin the tough campaign to return to the EFL.

See some of the pictures from the spectacular new Hindu temple in Oldham, which was self-funded at a cost of £7m. The local community donated funds, skills, and time to build the temple, which will be used for many community events, as well as for worship.

A year after the launch, we look at the progress of the 'Don't Trash Oldham' campaign - an initiative to clear streets of dumped rubbish, and to change attitudes to getting rid of our waste.  We look at the latest developments and plans for the continuing campaign.

Elsewhere, we pay tribute to Oldham's Bernard Cribbins who died earlier this month at the age of 93.  An astonishing and varied career which began here in Oldham at the Coliseum.
 
We think you'll love our look back at football in Oldham in our 'From The Archive' pages, including historical photographs of Oldham Athletic in the early 1900s, local team 'Fern Villa', and the impressive team coach from 1973.

Plus, our regular features on food, wine, books, and cycling, and your regular Pit Your Wits Chronicle quiz.

From Oldham and for Oldham - your Oldham Evening Chronicle is on sale now.

You can collect your FREE edition of the Chronicle at the following locations:

• Sainsburys, 60 Union Street, Oldham, OL1 1DJ
• Co-op, 30 Market Square, Royton, OL2 5QD
• Asda, Greenfield Lane, Shaw, OL2 8QP
• Co-op, 22-24 King Street, Delph, OL3 5DQ
• Tesco, Knott Mill, Chew Valley Road, Greenfield, OL3 7AQ
• Co-op,Ripponden Road, Moorside, OL4 2LN
• Asda, Huddersfield Road, Oldham, OL4 2RB
• Co-op, Owl Mill Site, Lees, OL4 3BP
• Co-oop, Oldham Road, Grotton, OL4 5SE
• Asda, Hollins Road, Oldham, OL8 4JZ
• Asda Superstore, Milne Street, Chadderton, OL9 0JE
• Tesco Superstore, Featherstall Rd North, Chadderton, OL9 6BW
• Morrisons, Hollinwood Avenue, Chadderton, OL9 7LD
• Morrisons, Marlborough Mill, Failsworth, M35 0HY
• Tesco Extra, Ashton Road West, Failsworth, M35 0ES
• Co-op, Middleton Road,    Hopwood, OL10 2LU
• Morrisons, Dawson Street, Heywood, OL10 4PU
• SAJ Royton Precinct, Royton
• Raja Brothers, Springhead
• Butty Shop, Sheepfoot lane, Chadderton
• Javs, Princess Rd,Shaw
• Cunninghams Oldham, Oldham
• Hydes Oldham, Oldham
• Lees Newsagents, Lees
• Carr House Rd newsagents, Lees
• PSP Huddersfield Rd, Oldham
• OCL Chadderton, Chadderton
• OCL Saddleworth, Uppermill
• OCL Royton, Royton
• OCL Latics, Oldham/Royton
• OCL Failsworth, Failsworth
• Lord Lane Post Office,     Lord Lane Failsworth
• Greenfield Post Office, Greenfield
• Uppermill Post Office, Uppermill
• Dobcross Post Office, Dobcross
• Delph Post Office, Delph
• Diggle Post Office, Diggle
• Lees Post Office, Lees
• Raja Brothers, Greenfield
• Raja Brothers, Moorside
• Heyside Post Office, Heyside/Shaw
• News Food and Booze, Beal Lane, Shaw
• Londis, Newhey
• Londis, High Crompton
• Co-op Uppermill, Uppermill
• Co-op Mossley, Mossley
• One Stop Store, 705 Oldham Rd

You can now also collect free copies at the following libraries:

• Chadderton Library and Wellbeing Centre
• Crompton Library
• Delph Library
• Failsworth Library
• Fitton Hill Library
• Greenfield Library
• Lees Library Community Hub
• Limehurst Library
• Northmoor Library
• Oldham Library and Lifelong Learning Centre
• Royton Library
• Uppermill Library

If you're having trouble collecting your issue, please call 0161 633 212 or email news@oldham-chronicle.co.uk

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