Greater Manchester has launched a joined up transport network covering bus and tram services across the region. Contactless tap and go payment is now available on both buses and trams, allowing passengers to use contactless cards, phones, or smart watches on card readers. The network is running a consultation on plans to create a world-class transport system. Metrolink is currently undergoing planned engineering works that may affect journeys. The network is also recruiting bus and tram drivers across Greater Manchester.
NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care has published an accessibility statement for their website www.gmintegratedcare.org.uk, detailing compliance with Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) (No. 2) Accessibility Regulations 2018. The website offers features including zoom up to 300%, keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, and Recite Me accessibility software with built-in screen reader, translator, and contrast adjustment tools. However, several accessibility issues remain, including difficulties with PDF documents, online forms, and map magnification. The organization plans to review and fix all PDF documents by 31st March 2026 and is working to improve overall accessibility, including adding British Sign Language content.
The Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership owns and operates www.gmintegratedcare.org.uk. Users must agree to legal terms to access the site, which may be changed without notice. Copyright and intellectual property rights belong to the Partnership unless stated otherwise. Users can share content for personal non-commercial use but need written permission for other uses. The Partnership is not responsible for linked websites or any losses from using the site. Users must post comments responsibly and can be moderated or banned for violations.
This privacy policy explains how www.gmintegratedcare.org.uk collects and uses personal information. The website tracks usage data including visit frequency, referral sources, and page views. Personal details like name, email, and phone number are collected when signing up for news updates or contacting the site. Information is used to improve website functionality, send email updates, and respond to inquiries. Data is stored securely under GDPR regulations and only retained as long as services are provided. Users can view, change, or unsubscribe from communications at any time.
This document provides comprehensive contact information for NHS Greater Manchester services, including mental health crisis support via NHS 111 (option 2), corporate services contact details (0161 357 1598, [email protected]), and patient services for care concerns. It outlines procedures for accessing personal health records under Data Protection Act 2018 and UK GDPR, making Freedom of Information requests, and contacting local Healthwatch organisations. The document also explains the You and Your General Practice (YYGP) feedback system and provides media contact details for urgent out-of-hours calls (07815 655 213).
This Greater Manchester health services directory helps residents find local care options. The site provides information about how health and care services operate across boroughs and regional decision-making. Residents can search for local GP practices and chemists for appointments and prescriptions. Services listed include eating disorder support for children and young people, mental health crisis drop-in services, hearing aid provision, and special educational needs support. The platform also covers GP services with extended hours, including evenings and weekends, and opticians for urgent eye problems.
NHS Greater Manchester provides multiple contact options for different services. For mental health crises, call NHS 111 and select option 2. General enquiries can be directed to the corporate services team at 0161 357 1598 or [email protected]. The Patient Services page offers guidance for care concerns, while the You and Your General Practice initiative helps patients understand GP services and provide feedback. Freedom of Information requests should be emailed to [email protected] with 'Freedom of Information' in the subject line.
NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care holds monthly public board meetings to update residents on its plans. All meetings are open to the public, including those needing support to attend. The Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership Board and other public events are also listed. Content is organized by theme, borough, or keyword search. The information is current as of 2026.
NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care is seeking public input to improve health services across the ten boroughs. Recent consultations included IVF cycle offerings (closed July 29, 2025) and adult ADHD services (closed June 17, 2025). Current opportunities involve eye care services and interpretation/translation services. The organization holds monthly public board meetings and maintains an engagement web platform for project updates. Contact the engagement team via email at [email protected] or phone/text/WhatsApp at 07786 673762.
Manchester is a diverse city of 580,000 people where over 200 languages are spoken and places of worship exist for most religions. The city has produced 25 Nobel prize winners including Alan Turing and Emmeline Pankhurst, and is home to two world-famous football teams. Manchester Integrated Care Partnership is working with partners to tackle health inequalities and ensure residents have access to high-quality, safe and efficient health and care services.
Oldham residents are part of the Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership, which joins NHS GPs, hospitals, councils, fire and police services, companies, charities, and community groups to provide better connected services. The integrated system works to support those with health issues and act sooner to keep people well and living a good life. Everyone needs different services as they grow up, get on and grow older, and an integrated system of services works better to help families stay well. The partnership includes ten boroughs across Greater Manchester working together to offer improved health and social care.
The Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership has joined NHS services, councils, fire and police services, companies, charities and community groups across all ten boroughs to offer better connected services. The partnership aims to support those with health issues and act sooner to keep people well and living a good life. Services are working together to help residents and their families stay well as they grow up, get on and grow older. The integrated system works better for both patients and the professionals who care for them.
The Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership has launched a unified health and social care system across all ten boroughs, including Oldham. The initiative brings together NHS services, councils, emergency services, charities, and community groups to provide better connected care. The partnership aims to support people with health issues and promote wellbeing through early intervention. Services are designed to adapt to people's changing needs throughout their lives, benefiting both patients and healthcare professionals.
The Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership has launched a unified health and social care system across all ten boroughs, including Oldham. The initiative brings together NHS services, councils, emergency services, charities, and community groups to provide better connected care. The partnership aims to support people with health issues and promote preventative care to keep residents well. Services are designed to adapt to people's changing needs throughout their lives, from childhood to old age. The integrated approach benefits both patients and healthcare professionals by improving coordination and efficiency.
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Oldham Council provides comprehensive local services including housing applications, council tax payments, bin collections, and benefits support. Residents can access education services, planning applications, and winter travel assistance. The council offers help with cost of living, including heating support and financial advice. Additional services cover libraries, parks, leisure facilities, and business support. Health and social care services protect children and support vulnerable adults.
This is the Oldham Council website navigation menu for 2026, listing key public services available to residents. Categories include winter services like school closures and gritting, housing applications and homelessness support, council tax payments and balance checks, bin collection dates and reporting missed collections, benefits and money advice including Housing Benefit and Council Tax Reduction, education services for finding schools and applying for places, cost of living support, planning applications and building control, council information including councillors and meetings, job vacancies and apprenticeships, birth, marriage and death registrations, environmental services like fly tipping and pest control, health and social care including child protection and adult social care, roads and streets maintenance including potholes and roadworks, libraries and heritage services...
This is the Oldham Council website navigation menu for 2026, listing key public services available to residents. Categories include winter services like school closures and gritting, housing applications and homelessness support, Council Tax payments, bin collections and recycling, benefits and financial help, education services, cost of living support, planning and building control, council information, jobs and apprenticeships, birth/death/marriage registrations, environmental services, health and social care, roads and streets maintenance, libraries and arts, transport and parking, leisure facilities, business rates, and parks. The site provides access to local democracy through councillor information and meetings, and offers various support services for vulnerable residents.
Team Hill Charitable Trust held its annual Posh Dinner on October 1, 2025, at an event that brought together friends, families and supporters for a night of entertainment and fundraising. The evening featured performances from Faz Shah, The Jon Penn Show and Neil Aylett, with photography by Chris Marshall. Founder Steve Hill praised the generosity of attendees and the success of the fundraising effort for local causes and projects in Uganda. Guests described the event as having great food and entertainment while supporting a good cause. The next Posh Dinner is already scheduled for October 9, 2026.
Rigg Tech Ltd has issued a planning notice regarding an operating centre in Oldham. Landowners and occupiers near the site who believe their property use would be affected can make written representations to the Traffic Commissioner at Quarry House, Quarry Hill, Leeds, LS2 7UE within 21 days. Representations must include reasons and be copied to the applicant at the address shown on the notice. A guide to making representations is available on the government website.