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As the pandemic has forced many people to work from home, a new report by PowWowNow reveals people's attitudes towards having dogs in the workplace.
Date Published 24/04/2021
A pub in the heart of nearby Droylsden will be allowed to open its new beer garden later in the evening despite opposition from councillors who claimed it would ’cause a
With warm weather forecast this weekend, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) is reminding people to take extra care when visiting the countryside after a wildfire...
Date Published 23/04/2021
A warm-hearted Oldham man has been hailed as a hero and a life-saver after he came to the aid of an elderly gentleman who had threatened to commit suicide.
Mossley-based Carnival arts organisation, Global Grooves, will be bringing the Carnival spirit to local children during a week-long celebration this summer.
As Government restrictions start to lift, Dr Kershaw’s are inviting the community to take on a solo walk or to join their friends and family by signing up to their ‘Virtual...
A man who left a woman with life-changing injuries after throwing a kettle of boiling water over her has been jailed for 16 years.
Shaw school teacher and fund-raiser extraordinaire Steve Hill has announced details of his next big challenge for 2021 – to conquer ‘the Great Norse Run’.
Two people were taken to hospital following a nasty collision between two cars in Chadderton yesterday teatime (Thursday).
A little girl from Manchester who refused to speak to adults after the pandemic began is just one child affected by an ‘intensifying emotional health crisis’ faced by youngsters...
This week's Dr Kershaw's winners have been announced (April 23).
A man who stabbed two men in their own home during an attempted burglary has been jailed for nine years.
A much-loved festival celebrating all things queer culture across Greater Manchester is set to go ahead virtually this year – with talks from big names and famous faces.
There is set to be some huge bargains on offer at Debenhams in Oldham ahead of the store’s final closing date on May 2.
Lockdown has affected us all in different ways.
Former public health consultant, and MP for Oldham East and Saddleworth, Debbie Abrahams, has warned Parliamentarians that the UK’s recovery from the Covid pandemic is...
Two years on after the huge fires of April 2019, which destroyed over 700 hectares of moorland at Marsden Moor in Yorkshire, National Trust rangers are warning that the threat of...
Greater Manchester’s infection rate has fallen for the third week in a row as the number of people to have received a Covid vaccine has exceeded 1.3 million.
It’s been a long time coming, but it’s been confirmed that your Oldham Evening Chronicle will be rolling off the presses again, this time for good.
Date Published 22/04/2021
Whilst others bungee jump, run marathons or skydive, British Education Awards organiser Amin Babor Chowdhury is pounding the streets at a more sedate speed to help local
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Date Published 21/04/2021
Morrisons has become the first UK supermarket to launch an own-brand range of shampoo and conditioner bars into its permanent haircare range.
A Greater Manchester mayoral candidate has pledged to eradicate rough sleeping in the region within a year if elected – or he will resign.
Oldham Local Studies and Archives is reopening on Wednesday 28 April.
The Guardian has announced the first event in its 200th anniversary programme - a Guardian Live event ‘Guardian at 200: Made in Manchester’, celebrating Manchester’s vibrant and...
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has called on the government to introduce wider reform of football regulations and governance in England, after the failed attempt to form a...
With elections taking place across Great Britain on 6 May, Royal Mail and the Electoral Commission are encouraging those voting by post not to delay in sending back their packs...
Cases of Covid-19 are beginning to creep up in some areas of Oldham as the borough continues to have the highest infection rate in Greater Manchester.
People in Oldham can now sign up to Walk for Parkinson’s to help raise funds and also take part virtually.
A man from New Zealand, who recently visited Oldham and whose family hailed from the area, is wishing people of the town 'good cheer'.
