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Owd Tatts Pub in Butler Green, Chadderton, has been proposed as the new site for ‘a small, local food store’ in plans submitted to Oldham Council this week. The development would see the “eyesore” pub building demolished after it has stood derelict for over four years.

Tameside MP and Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner has been appointed shadow levelling up secretary as part of a shadow cabinet reshuffle.

An Oldham MP has stepped down from Labour's shadow cabinet as he faces a 'testing' recovery from illness. Jim McMahon, MP for Oldham West and Royton, resigned from the position of shadow environment secretary this morning (September 4).

Water bosses should face ‘absolute accountability’ for dumping sewage in places like the River Mersey in south Manchester, including being sent to jail, a team of Greater Manchester MPs have suggested. Labour’s environment and rural affairs secretary, Jim McMahon, is backing the campaign to clean up the UK’s waterways.

Motherwell chairman Jim McMahon has lifted the lid on the process that's taken chief executive Alan Burrows to fellow Premiership side Aberdeen.

A former charity boss has been accused in Parliament of "spreading misinformation" in relation to child sexual exploitation in Oldham.

Oldham MPs have called for child sex abusers to be brought to justice after an independent review found ‘serious failings’ in the authorities response to historic cases in the borough. The damning report exposes how vulnerable children were failed by the agencies that were meant to protect them because procedures had not been followed properly.

MPs in Oldham have written to health chiefs raising concerns that it took five days to notify them about a major IT failure that led to a ‘critical incident’ being declared at four hospitals.

Russia has sanctioned a number of Manchester MPs and hundreds of others across the country for “whipping up of Russophobic hysteria”.

Labour’s deputy leader Angela Rayner and other MPs will join striking bus drivers this week as passengers are warned all buses from First’s Oldham depot will again be cancelled on days of action.

When Oldham MP Jim McMahon opened his Facebook messages on May 1 last year, he immediately picked up the phone and called the police.

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Tougher restrictions on funerals and public transport in Oldham are to be scrapped as Greater Manchester is due to be placed under ‘Tier 2’ coronavirus rules, an MP has said.The region has reportedly escaped a ‘Tier 3′ shutdown of pubs and bars, but households will continue to be banned from meeting inside, it is understood.Oldham West and Royton MP Jim McMahon tweeted following a video call with Health Secretary Matt Hancock, in which he confirmed that the rules would be changing for Oldham and

An MP has called on the health secretary to relax some coronavirus restrictions and allow up to 30 people to attend funerals in Oldham.Jim McMahon, who represents Oldham West and Royton, has written to Matt Hancock asking him to increase the numbers of mourners at funerals.The MP has also asked that residents should be allowed to meet their friends and family outside as long as social distancing is in place.In his letter to Matt Hancock, the Oldham MP states that ‘there is real confusion about

concentrated in the Alexandra Park and Werneth areas, with 44 and 33 cases during that week.

Oldham’s second Covid-19 spike is bigger than it was during the height of the pandemic.For the week ending August 11 there have been 266 cases of coronavirus confirmed in the borough, according to government figures.This is an increase of 18 from the previous highest week’s total of 248 which was recorded in the week to April 12.The borough is currently on the verge of a local lockdown being introduced to try and halt the numbers of new cases of the virus.But the town’s MP Jim McMahon has

Warehouses across Greater Manchester have been slammed for putting employees at risk by forcing them to go to work during the coronavirus pandemic - and standing ‘back to back’ when they’re there.

Motherwell FC have reported that they are clear of all outstanding external debt.

An MP has asked government ministers to discuss creating an 'orbital' tram route linking Oldham to Ashton-under-Lyne to boost connectivity across the boroughs.