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Environment newsYou could win an alleyway makeover
Would you like to see your alleyway transformed into a cleaner, greener community space and show you ‘Love Where You Live’?
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Leisure and culture newsJump into a World of Fringe Events at the Oldham Learning Festival 2018
As part of the Oldham Learning Festival 2018 more than 70 fringe events will be available to attend across the borough.
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Leisure and culture newsOldham Music Centre pupils hitting all the right notes
A talented young musician, taught at Oldham Music Centre, has been chosen to play at the Royal Albert Hall as part of the BBC Symphony Orchestra.
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About Oldham newsOldham’s pharmacies rewarded for promoting good oral health
Oldham residents can now access advice and information on how to maintain good oral health from their local pharmacy.
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About Oldham newsOldham Youth Council recognised by the Queen
Oldham Youth Council is to be recognised with the prestigious Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service.
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Enforcement newsFly-tipping? Not up our alley!
Oldham residents who are fed up of fly-tipping are taking an innovative approach to tackling the issue in their community as part of an initiative called Love Where You Live.
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Leisure and culture newsOldham Town Centre will be alive with the sound of music
Hundreds of Oldham’s best and brightest young and community musicians are set to get the town centre rocking at this year’s Summer Festival.
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About Oldham newsIndependent Quarter is still the business
Oldham Council Leader, Sean Fielding, is pledging that local independent businesses remain a major priority and will play a key role in regenerating the town centre.
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About Oldham news
Green Oldham campaign set to launch
A new, year-long campaign is being launched to promote and celebrate Oldham’s amazing natural environment.
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About Oldham newsOldham Learning Festival 2018 Tickets now available
The venue is booked, the line-up confirmed and tickets are now available for you to book places at the first ever Oldham Learning Festival.
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Environment news
Potentially harmful meal sold at takeaway
Oldham Council has successfully prosecuted the former business operator of an Indian takeaway which sold a potentially harmful meal.
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Roads, streets and pavements news
Traffic flow to change direction on town centre streets
Oldham Council is informing motorists and pedestrians that the flow of traffic on two town centre streets is to change direction.
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About the Council newsOldham Council set for new political leadership team
Oldham Council is set to appoint a new political leadership team today promising “energy and real ambition” for the borough.
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Leisure and culture newsRoll up, roll up for Bloom and Grow
Oldham Council is once again launching our annual Bloom and Grow campaign in a bid to maintain our golden streak in the RHS North West in Bloom competition.
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Environmental health newsShisha bar fined
A shisha bar was found to be flouting smoke-free laws when it was visited by officers from Oldham Council’s Environmental Health department.
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Health and social care news
Oldham's oral health improves significantly, the biggest change in Greater Manchester
Oldham Council is celebrating the results of a national oral health survey, showing it is the local authority that has made the biggest improvement in Greater Manchester.
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About the Council news
On your marks, gets set, foster
To celebrate Foster Care Fortnight (May 14-27), Oldham Council’s Fostering Service will be taking over Chadderton Hall parkrun on Saturday 19 May.
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Food safety newsFormer owner pleads guilty over dirty takeaway
Environmental Health officers found mouse droppings throughout the kitchen – and on cooking utensils - at an Oldham town centre takeaway.
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Education newsJoin us and be part of the Oldham Learning Festival
We’re holding the first-ever Oldham Learning Festival – and we want you to join us and take part.
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Health and social care news
Oldham backs national campaign to promote good oral health
Oldham Council is asking residents to do their bit and back a nation-wide oral health campaign that promotes improving and maintaining a healthy mouth.
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Events and activities news
Bank Holiday weekend fun as Festival Oldham comes to town
Roll-up, roll-up for the greatest show in town as Festival Oldham returns for 2018.
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About Oldham newsOldham Libraries mark Dementia Action Week
Oldham Libraries have a whole host of events taking place to help improve the lives of people living with dementia.
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Flooding and Drainage newsHelp us 'slow the flow'
We’re appealing to landowners to help us ‘slow the flow’.
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Leisure and culture news
Exhibition by renowned artist Richard Long at Gallery Oldham as part of ARTIST ROOMS
Gallery Oldham will host an exhibition by renowned British artist Richard Long from 26 May-15 September as part of ARTIST ROOMS. The exhibition brings together photographs, prints and sculpture, from the ARTIST ROOMS collection, owned jointly by the National Galleries of Scotland and Tate.
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About Oldham news
Oldham respite service praised by inspectors
A “warm and welcoming” service for adults with a learning disability in Oldham has been praised by inspectors.
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Events and activities newsComic Con is back at Oldham Library and bigger than ever before
Oldham Library is once again playing host to Oldham Comic Con and it promises to be as action-packed as ever with a few new moves up its sleeve.
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Get Oldham Growing news
Come along to Dunwood Park Growing Hub open day
Right Opportunities is inviting residents to join us and celebrate the opening of Dunwood Park Growing Hub – The Railway Garden.
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About Oldham newsLive@thelibrary's summer season is here
Dive into a world of drama, family shows, comedy, music and new writing at Oldham’s live@thelibrary summer season.
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Environment newsJoin in with Balsam Bashing at Chadderton Hall Park
Chadderton District Team are holding a ‘Balsam Bashing’ event in a bid to halt progress of the weed at Chadderton Hall Park.
