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• Heywood hockey hero teen netminder Jack Morton wins gold in Spain without conceding a single goal

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• Family-run business which has served a town for 150 years plan changes to ‘thrive for generations’

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• New affordable housing development to be built next to primary school

  Vacant land next to a primary school in Heywood will be converted into a new affordable housing development.

• 'Every Pair Tells a Story' as parents across UK lay children’s shoes to protest SEND crisis

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• All I want for Christmas is… a tram? Metrolink faces festive meltdown over driver fatigue row

  Union warns Metrolink passengers could face major disruption during festive season if driver fatigue row is not resolved

• Mayfield Movers raise over £6,500 in epic 52-mile charity walk to Blackpool

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• Why HMOs are exploding across the UK and what it means for your area

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