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Tameside Greenspace: Wildlife haven Werneth Low a 'hot spot' for butterfly species
If you're lucky you may be able to spot one of these beautiful butterflies
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Nostalgia: Manchester 'born and bred' stars of Last of the Summer Wine
We take a look back at fond memories from the much-loved TV series
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Tameside Greenspace: Shakespeare's flowers
We take a look at the stories and symbolism behind the flowers in Shakespeare's sonnets
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Tameside Countryside: See woodland flowers at their freshest in springtime
The cheerful splashes of colour are a welcome sign of spring
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Leader's Column: Staying the course against coronavirus
A year on since the first lockdown, Brenda Warrington reflects on what has happened, and the return to a more normal life
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Tameside Countryside: Nature's fools
Ultrasonic sounds, colourful disguises and clever mimicry are all useful tools in nature's box of tricks for survival
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Tameside Countryside: Spring is in the air
March weather lore has many old sayings, such as "March winds and April showers bring forth May flowers"
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Tameside Leader: City, town, country, connected
The leader talks about the Council's housing plans for the borough
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Much-loved Ashton-under-Lyne charity welcomes cash boost
The donation will help them to continue providing valuable support in the community at a time when many charities are struggling
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New book celebrates 75 years of Tameside am-dram group
It takes a leisurely look back at the society's colourful productions and events over the last three-quarters of a century
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Leader's Column: The wrong budget at the wrong time
The Leader's comments follow on from the Chancellor's latest announcements
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Tameside Greenspace: The wildlife connection with the Twelve Days of Christmas
Have you ever wondered what a 'coaly bird' really is, or the wildlife links with the traditional festive song?