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The Mossley Town Team, working in partnership with celebrated local artist, Chris Cyprus, have launched a one-of-a-kind ‘open air’ art trail called “Painting the Town”.
Date Published 04/06/2021
Den Lane in Springhead has been made a 20mph zone, with local Lib Dem councillor Sam Al-Hamdani taking advantage of coronavirus legislation to help get the speed limit on the road...
Marking Volunteers Week, the first of four planned weeks to mark June as the Month of Community, Oldham West and Royton MP Jim McMahon has offered his praise and thanks to the...
The Chief Executive Offficer at the Manchester Airport Group has slammed the Government's foreign travel traffic light system as 'not fit for purpose' following yesterday's latest...
Proposals for the second phase of a controversial housing estate have been signed off by planners.
A new walk-through coronavirus testing facility has opened in Failsworth as the number of cases continues to rise across Oldham.
Manchester City of Literature’s inaugural Festival of Libraries, supported by Arts Council England, is due to take place from Wednesday 9 to Sunday, June 13, 2021.
One Salvation Army volunteer who is making a real difference is Jo Oliver, who often packs 200 food parcels a day to hand out to struggling families in Fitton Hill.
An affordable home in a new £7.9m development in Oldham is a ‘dream come true’ for a family stuck sharing one bedroom through lockdown.
This week's Dr Kershaw's winners have been announced (June 4).
Hospital volunteers have received new scooters to help transport patients around three Greater Manchester hospitals thanks to NorthCare Charity.
Date Published 03/06/2021
South Chadderton GP Dr Anita Sharma has responded with a “deep sense of sadness for patients and hard-working staff” and has spoken of her concern that “the death of the small...
Date Published 02/06/2021
Muslim Arts and Culture, an award-winning, international festival, is coming to Oldham for the first time on Saturday (June 5).
A Chadderton GP surgery has once again been placed into ‘special measures’ following a damning assessment after a review by Care Quality Commission inspectors.
Police forces across the country showed their support for LGBT+ Domestic Abuse Awareness Day.
Twenty-two Greater Manchester voluntary groups have been honoured with a Queen's Award for Voluntary Service.
Bosses in Oldham have bought the leasehold of a shop in the Spindles shopping arcade for £300k.
Date Published 01/06/2021
Music theatre organisation Made by Mortals are set to release the latest episode of their interactive adventure podcast for primary school children on June 10, created with the...
New boundaries are being proposed for council wards in Oldham Borough Council.
Three people found themselves in court after Oldham Council officers linked them to waste that had been dumped in the borough.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham was ‘irrational’ to support bus franchising when a partnership with operators was ‘simply abandoned’ by transport bosses, a court has heard.
Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) Travelshops and bus stations in Oldham and Stockport will be taking part in a paperless timetable pilot, which will see traditional bus...
A motor neurone disease campaigner has joined forces with a coalition of charities and neurologists to call on the Government to target £50 million of investment into the terminal...
National Trust rangers are warning of a continuing risk of fires on Marsden Moor, after a busy Bank Holiday weekend.
The Learning Foundry and social enterprise Upturn have partnered to deliver new 13-week training programmes with routes into employment for young people in Greater Manchester,...
What a difference a day makes - or in this case a morning down at Maggie’s Cancer Care in Oldham.
The RSPCA is appealing for information after a dying dog was left tied to a tree in a park in nearby Blackley.
Greater Manchester has marked the outstanding contribution of thousands of people who are working hard to roll out the Covid-19 vaccine across the city region.
The next fortnight is set to be 'critical' for the hospitality industry as considerable uncertainty continues ahead of the Government's proposed final stage of restriction easing...
Oldham Council’s discretionary business grant schemes will close this Friday (June 4) at 5pm.
