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Several local coaches and players — coach Liz Jacques, coach Diana Sobeck, players Lauren Judd, Emilee Modrzejewski, Maddie Wilkinson and Nicole Barbeau, coac
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Several local coaches and players — coach Liz Jacques, coach Diana Sobeck, players Lauren Judd, Emilee Modrzejewski, Maddie Wilkinson and Nicole Barbeau, coac
The appalling findings of a review into cases of child sexual exploitation in Oldham have been revealed for the first...
Labour council leader loses seat in dramatic local election Date published: 07 May 2021 Sean Fielding lost his council seat in a dramatic and depressing night for Labour Labour’s stronghold in Oldham has been dealt a shattering blow after the incumbent council leader was defeated by a new independent party. Sean Fielding, who became leader in May 2018 at the age of just 28 after ousting incumbent Jean Stretton from the top job, lost his seat in a dramatic and depressing night for Labour. His seat was won by Mark Wilkinson, of the newly formed Failsworth Independent Party. The mood at th...
BBC News Published Labour has retained control of the majority of councils across Greater Manchester. The party held on to power in Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Salford, Rochdale, Tameside, Trafford and Wigan. But Oldham Council's Labour leader Sean Fielding lost his seat to a candidate from a newly-formed party. In Stockport, the Liberal Democrats replaced Labour as the largest group, while Bolton Council also remained under no overall control. A modern browser with JavaScript and a stable internet connection is required to view this interactive. More information about thes...
In Oldham, there are ten political parties and five independent candidates contesting seats in the borough’s 20 wards in the local elections Voters are preparing to head to the polls today (Thursday) to decide who they want to represent them as councillors. In Oldham, there are ten political parties and five independent candidates contesting seats in the borough’s 20 wards in the local elections. The parties and independents have set out their stall of what they would offer the electorate and what they hope to achieve for residents if they win enough support. Here’s what they want to ...