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As part of the continuing 50th anniversary celebrations, the Oldham Theatre Workshop is gearing up to present a hugely entertaining new musicial - When We Built A Rocket Ship.
Date Published 13/07/2018
The hero of London Bridge who was stabbed nine times as he fought off three terrorists armed with just a police baton has called on Oldham people to nominate an unsung hero of...
There’s a good chance you’ve already seen it – it’s had 16 million views in less than a week – but the hilarious ‘wedding interrupted by a drag queen’ video was the result of a...
If you were an engineer what would you do?
Date Published 12/07/2018
See nature at its finest with the return of Oldham’s annual free Flower Festival in the town centre.
Greater Manchester Police has launched a fraud prevention campaign, following a spike in incidents of fraudsters contacting people by phone pretending to be police officers and...
The ride of a lifetime is about to begin this weekend as a team of Oldham firefighters take on their biggest challenge yet.
Legoland Discovery Centre Manchester is recruiting - and it’s the ultimate dream role.
The Oldham Liberal Democrat Group is sponsoring a motion at tonight’s (Thursday) rearranged full meeting of Oldham Council, seeking local action and more money from central...
The British Heart Foundation (BHF) is proud to have fundraising happening in Oldham for life-saving heart and circulatory research, but more volunteers are being sought.
Date Published 11/07/2018
Local professionals in the land, property and construction sectors are looking to raise over £110,000 to go towards the renovation of five homes in Manchester for young people at...
A team of solicitors will be swapping court shoes for trainers this weekend when they take on the Pretty Muddy challenge to raise funds for Cancer Research.
Football fever has certainly gripped Oldham and its pub-goers, who are all gearing up excitedly for tonight’s England World Cup semi-final clash against Croatia in Russia.
The competition that turns the most vivid scene from a kid’s imagination into a sky-high reality is back and bigger than ever.
Chadderton superchef Simon Wood is celebrating his first year in business at Wood Manchester with a month-long celebration.
Failsworth's very own John Dodd turned 100 years old on July 6.
Oldham Council has launched “The Big Green Survey” - its biggest ever environmental poll, designed to help residents have their say on key green issues.
Football may be coming home, but will you be getting home tomorrow or ending up nursing an avoidable injury?
Date Published 10/07/2018
Two dance events, organised by Oldham Council’s Sports Development team, are celebrating the talents of dance students across the borough.
A new initiative to redistribute leftover paint is being launched in the social enterprise at homelessness charity Emmaus Mossley.
Oldham Council is set to ‘postpone’ its Full Council meeting tomorrow (Wednesday) to avoid clashing with England’s World Cup semi-final game.
The Rotary Club of Oldham once again shared the result of this year’s charitable activities when they proudly presented cheques totalling £6,244.00 to 13 local, national and...
The Oldham branch of Yorkshire Building Society is calling on older people not to suffer in silence from loneliness this summer by promoting its partnership with The Silver Line.
Elk Mill hosted schoolchildren from Oldham for an event designed to get them excited about reading in their spare time.
Andy Burnham, the Mayor of Greater Manchester, and Sean Fielding, Leader of Oldham Council, have both made guest appearances at MP Debbie Abrahams' fifth annual summer school for...
Oldham's Krystals dance troupe are hoping to roll back the years once again this weekend as they defend their Mid Cheshire Independent Adjudicating Panel veterans’ title at a...
The largest Muslim youth organisation in Britain, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA), held its 'Mercy for Mankind' Charity Challenge in Rother Valley Park, Sheffield,...
Date Published 09/07/2018
The children at a primary school in Oldham enjoyed classes with a difference today as 23 new classmates travelled over five-and-a-half thousand miles to join them for lessons.
This summer people in Oldham have brewed, baked and bruleed all in support of Marie Curie’s Blooming Great Tea Party to help support people across the UK who have been affected by...
More than two weeks since the initial wildfire broke out on Tameside moorlands, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) is urging the public to stay away as crews...