NxtGen Boxing to breathe new life into refurbished Marlborough Centre
A derelict Glodwick landmark is now a busy boxing gym giving local teenagers somewhere to train and belong.
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A derelict Glodwick landmark is now a busy boxing gym giving local teenagers somewhere to train and belong.
One Oldham child will light up the town this Saturday, and parking is free for the shoppers who turn out to watch.
One Oldham child will light up the town's Christmas tree and fireworks this Saturday.
One Oldham child will light the town, fireworks and trade on 15 Nov.
You can now enter your alley in monthly tidy-ups and vote on which streets get cleared next.
Oldham's biggest clean-up is back, and this time your street could win prizes for staying tidy.
Report your messy alley and Oldham Council will bring a crew, with monthly prizes for the tidiest entries.
Oldham's £31.5m Prince's Gate win means 331 new homes, 75 at social rent, will rise beside Mumps tram stop starting this year.
Oldham Mumps will soon be ringed by 331 new homes, 75 at social rent, after a £31.5m cash injection.
Oldham's biggest housing grant ever will put 331 homes on the old Prince's Gate car park, 75 at social rent.
Four free themed Saturdays give families festive fun and give Oldham shops a fighting chance this Christmas.
Four free themed Saturdays mean no-cost Christmas outings and a shot in the arm for town-centre shops.
Four free Saturday street parties aim to keep Oldham town centre busy and local tills ringing this Christmas.
Oldham keeps respite clubs open for SEND families for two more years.
Oldham's SEND play clubs stay open for two more years, easing the wait for respite that many parents count in hours, not days.
Oldham families keeping their SEND short breaks as council extends POINT contract for two more years.
Oldham families of children with SEND keep their respite clubs, trips and parent courses after council locks in £400k for two more years.
Oldham families keep their trusted respite haven as POINT's £200k yearly contract is secured for two more years.
Oldham families keep their trusted respite club after council locks in £400k for two more years.
Oldham's schools posted record grades after free breakfasts, robots and outdoor classes kept more children in class.