News published January 2025
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Oldham pledges its commitment to being one of the most inclusive digital towns in UK
Dedicated hubs will be created across public spaces where residents can go for digital support, such as getting online or filling in an online form.
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School celebrates major makeover that will take learning outdoors for pupils
St Paul's Primary School in Royton has made important changes so its children can flourish.
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Illuminate Light Night 2025: Discover Oldham in a new light
Oldham’s much-loved late-night light festival, Illuminate Light Night, returns for its eighth year on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 February and promises to be bigger and brighter than ever!
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Statement following government announcement on child sexual exploitation
The leader of Oldham Council, Councillor Arooj Shah, has welcomed the government's announcement on child sexual exploitation, including support for an independent review of child sexual exploitation in Oldham.
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Remembering Former Mayor of Oldham, Alan Griffiths (1996-97)
We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of former Mayor of Oldham, Alan Griffiths, who served as Mayor during 1996-97.
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The trailblazing school that put Donald Trump on the curriculum as part of its mental health mission
At Newman Catholic College in Chadderton the curriculum reflects breaking news and current issues playing on pupils’ minds.
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Caring and inclusive school that feels like home to pupils congratulated for raising its Ofsted rating
North Chadderton School has been congratulated for raising its Ofsted rating and scoring 'good' in all areas.
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Brooke Travis Newcombe Brings Powerful Message to Oldham Council
15-year-old Brooke Travis Newcombe shared his incredible story with Mayor Dr Zahid Chauhan OBE, Deputy Mayor Eddie Moores and Acting Chief Executive Shelley Kipling.
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Hive Homes starts work on 132 new homes in Derker
Oldham Council and Hive Homes are celebrating the start of works which will see 132 new homes built in Derker across four brownfield sites.