News published May 2018
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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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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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Oldham 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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Roll 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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Shisha 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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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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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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Former 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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Join 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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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.
