“It’s the law of survival and families aren’t always eating traditional meals, they’re eating whatever they can grab to eat. There are takeaways offering £1 chicken and chips which fill you up, right outside school, and when it’s the only thing parents can afford, unfortunately that’s what they’re going to get.” What we’re seeing now,

Pupils joined guests from Oldham Council and members of Oldham Youth Council and Oldham Theatre Workshop to reflect on those we have lost and to discuss how we can take action to create a safer future, working together to challenge prejudice and hatred. Read more here on Quest Media Network.

As we welcome the New Year, I wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude. Thank you for your incredible support and warm welcome over the past eight months. It’s been a fantastic journey getting to know each and every one of you. Wishing you a Happy New Year filled with joy, happiness

SHE MAY have turned 100-years-old, but Clara Colley is very much proving the old adage, ‘Age is nothing but a number.’ Civic Mayor of Oldham, Cllr Zahid Chauhan, joined the celebrations at Waterhead’s Millfield Care Home as the occasion was marked. And he obviously made a good impression, for his card was preferred to one