Tameside

British

/ ˈteɪmˌsɑɪd /

noun

a unitary authority of NW England, in Greater Manchester. Pop: 213 400 (2003 est). Area: 103 sq km (40 sq miles)

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Mr Crittenden is set to replace Emma Alexander, who left to join Tameside Council last month.

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Suzanne Wiggins, 54, has put up the display at her Tameside home for the past 25 years as a tribute to her nine-year-old daughter, Courtenay Wiggins, who died of misdiagnosed meningitis in 2000.

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It will also be used for town centre regeneration projects in Ashton-under-Lyne in Tameside and Prestwich in Bury, while support would be given for Mayoral Development Zones in Stockport, Bolton, Leigh and Middleton.

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Tameside Council has been run by Labour ever since the borough was created in 1974.

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While there were no local elections in Tameside in May, Reform UK won a by-election in the Longdendale ward in April, picking up 47% of the vote.

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