Record amount raised at 20th Mossley SOUP event
Mossley's £5 soup nights just handed Hollins pupils a brand-new sanctuary.
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Mossley's £5 soup nights just handed Hollins pupils a brand-new sanctuary.
Oldham turns into a free, glowing playground for one night only on 21 Feb.
Your last chance to shape Oldham's building rules until 2039 ends 20 March.
Oldham's home-care teams are officially 'Good': families can trust help will arrive on time and with respect.
Oldham's home-care teams kept their Good badge, meaning most residents get help within days, not weeks.
Neighbours have 21 days to tell Leeds officials if more Rigg Tech lorries would disturb their doorstep peace.
Oldham loses a quiet craftsman whose stories still echo from Heyside to Chadderton.
Oldham's doors are open: rediscover your library free and fall back in love with reading this year.
Oldham couples can win a free wedding at Chadderton Town Hall just by turning up and filling in a form.
Oldham's main shopping streets are getting a £266k facelift, one shop at a time.
Twenty-five Oldham shop fronts are set to look sharper by spring, and the council hopes you'll notice the difference the moment you step off the tram.
Oldham's new Stepping Forward route turns residential care kids into family members, starting with one boy now laughing at a kitchen table.
Oldham will pay £75k-plus to anyone who can give a care-home teen the spare room and patience to heal.
Extra foot patrols and student officers will cover Oldham town centre daily until New Year to curb shoplifting and anti-social behaviour.
Extra foot patrols, shop-linked CCTV and nine new officers aim to keep Oldham's last-minute shoppers safe through New Year.
Royton parents are turning supermarket trips into reading lessons after free council home visits.
Oldham's first Asian Freeman vows to keep the night shelter open and expand youth mental-health care.
See Oldham women's labour take centre stage, free, from 17 Jan to 9 May at Gallery Oldham.
Oldham women asked for space to grow food, and the council delivered a free, fully-accessible garden in Berries Field Park.
Oldham's home-grown job service just beat the biggest national firms to win the UK's top employment-support prize.