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As the bicentenary of Peterloo and release of Mark Leigh's new film approach, we look back at Oldham's role in the massacre that shaped our democracy.
Date Published 08/08/2018
The sunny skies over Oldham today (Tuesday) are predicted to wash away gradually as the heatwave cools off.
Date Published 07/08/2018
If you’ve driven along Oldham Road over the M60 in Hollinwood lately, then you will have seen that the bridge is adorned with ribbons and notes.
Sat in the Chronicle office close to Oldham Edge, we were intrigued by the ‘thud, thud’ sound coming from the adjoining grassland.
An Assistant Directorate Manager at the Royal Oldham Hospital had a definite case of Bieber Fever when she decided to cut off her fabulous 20-inch hair all in aid of charity.
Residents in an Oldham street were left horrified after one ‘thug’ left 13 cars with broken windows during one single night’s rampage.
A total of £5,000 will be donated to Oldham charities following the 2018 Oldham Business Awards.
Date Published 06/08/2018
The organisation responsible for providing leaving care services for 16-25 years olds throughout Greater Manchesters is warning that more teenagers face ending up on the streets...
Oldham Council leader Sean Fielding moved quickly to snuff out rumours after public anxiety.
Date Published 03/08/2018
This is the moment killer Michael Marler from Oldham leaps from a two storey window after stabbing his girlfriend 15 times at a flat in Manchester.
A care home in Oldham has been classed as Good in all areas by regulator the Care Quality Commission.
The organisation responsible for providing leaving care services for 16-25 years olds throughout Greater Manchester’s boroughs is warning that more teenagers face ending up on the...
A boyfriend from Oldham who manically stabbed his partner to death before jumping out of a second storey window and terrorising commuters has been jailed.
New properties coming onto the market in Oldham has fallen in the last month.
It’s pipe, or rather bone, and slippers time for Police dog Mojo as he officially retires from service after a seven year career as a police search dog with British Transport...
Looking good has taken on a new meaning for teenagers with calls for them to focus on their health and get their eyes tested during the long summer break.
Two cricketers who ply their trade in Oldham have been left needing hospital treatment, including one who needed season ending surgery, after they were the subject of a brutal...
An Oldham man has been found guilty of murdering a woman who was found stabbed to death in a Manchester city centre apartment.
Date Published 02/08/2018
The majority of people in Oldham would not support the proposed government ban on disposable wipes – despite most agreeing that we need to do more to educate people on the dangers...
Dodgy have spoken about the event coming up in Oldham
A police officer from Middleton who encouraged her PC lover to 'sort her out' with cocaine has failed in an Appeal Court bid to be set free.
Schoolchildren and community come together to help plant ‘super sponge’ moss on moorland in Oldham to help tackle flooding.
Residents of Oldham will NOT be banned from using their hospipes next week.
One dame is not enough for Oldham panto - two taking to the stage for this year's show!
Can you go more than 12 minutes a day without checking your messages?
Dr Bodrul Alam took on the challenge earlier this year
Derbyshire Police need help to find missing 15-year-old Lois Elliott.
Date Published 01/08/2018
Oldham East and Saddleworth MP Debbie Abrahams has welcomed ‘long overdue’ changes to the blue badge parking scheme - which she has campaigned for - after the Government...
Oldham Council is one of five local authorities in the North West to pilot the Department for Education’s National Assessment and Accreditation System (NAAS).
It's almost time to spend another memorable weekend in the 1940s as the north's longest-running World War Two military and living history event returns to Uppermill.
