Tameside Reporter

One year on from its launch, the emergency department blood testing programme at Tameside Hospital has been helping more people access life-saving treatment and support for HIV and hepatitis B and C infections. Residents, community groups and local partners are being encouraged to submit funding applications for proposals to deliver neighbourhood improvements across Tameside. Passengers using Greater Manchester’s Metrolink services are being advised to plan ahead this weekend, as track repair wo

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One year on from its launch, the emergency department blood testing programme at Tameside Hospital has been helping more people access life-saving treatment and support for HIV and hepatitis B and C infections. Residents, community groups and local partners are being encouraged to submit funding applications for proposals to deliver neighbourhood improvements across Tameside. Passengers using Greater Manchester’s Metrolink services are being advised to plan ahead this weekend, as track repair wo

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