A PRIMARY school in Dukinfield is celebrating after winning a free library re-vamp after winning a competition. Lyndhurst has also received a Rolling Library, junior…
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Grounds for good
A GROUP of young people showed their green-fingered skills to help transform the garden of a vital service better. The 10 members of Groundwork’s Princes…
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Tameside’s museums and galleries to re-open
PORTLAND Basin Museum in Ashton will reopen its doors to the public on Wednesday, May 19, following the further national easing of covid restrictions. To…
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Thousands on same page as book festival
“READY, Steady, Read!”, Tameside’s virtual children’s book festival, was a resounding success – and you can take that as read. Teachers, schools and, most importantly,…
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Denton, Droylsden, Hyde and Hattersley libraries set to reopen to the public
TAMESIDE’S four remaining libraries and the local studies centre are all set to reopen their doors to visitors. In the week beginning Monday, October 12,…
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Tameside adult community education welcomes back learners
TAMESIDE Adult Community Education (ACE) is set to reopen its doors to learners on 14 September 2020. Based in Stamford Chambers, in the centre of Ashton-Under-Lyne, ACE has been closed since…
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Secondary school children in Tameside will require face coverings
PARENTS of children attending secondary school in Tameside are advised that pupils will require face coverings when schools reopen. The Government has issued updated guidance…
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Students celebrate success despite Covid-19 disruption
DESPITE an unprecedented year of disruption, students across Tameside have earned academic success to progress on their chosen career path. The coronavirus pandemic meant no…
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Whit Friday moves online for 2020
THE streets will be quiet, the venues will be empty, and there will be no coaches criss-crossing the borough – but the best of brass…
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Tameside loves reading: libraries see surge in online borrowing
Tameside’s libraries have reported a surge in online borrowing during the coronavirus lockdown as the nation seeks escapism and comfort in e-books. Loans of online…
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