Gary Carter
Rugby League and Football Reporter at The Sun
Journalist at Freelance
Director and Writer at Saddleworth Independent
Director and Writer at Tameside Correspondent
▪️Rugby League & football reporter for The Sun @thesun @sunsport. ▪️Director - GGC Media. News titles include Saddleworth Independent and The Correspondent
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1 week ago |
tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Gary Carter
Images by GGC MediaMOSSLEY reverberated to a different sound as football teams from twin town Hem came to face home youngsters on the pitch. It is not often the football ground is referred to as ‘Stade de Seel Park’ or ‘Bonjour, je m’appelle Pep’ echoes over its tannoy. But the Mossley Junior International Football Tournament was a different day that further cemented relations between the towns.
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saddind.co.uk | Gary Carter
RUNNERS in Saddleworth have been left disappointed by the postponement of a key event. The Dovestone Diamond, a 10k multi-terrain race, has become a key part of the calendar. However, a series of issues has forced race director Colin Green to pull the plug on the May 28 run. There is a chance, though, it could happen later this year. Colin said: “I’m afraid we are not going to be able to stage this event on May 28 due to fallen trees, blocked paths and scheduled works on the course.
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thesun.co.uk | Gary Carter
HERMAN Ese’ese hopes to be a hit that needs no translation in Newcastle – after first learning about the place through subtitles. For that is how the boys and girls of Geordie Shore were presented in Australia. The MTV show was a surprisingly big hit Down Under, even though the accents left viewers confused. One of them was now Hull FC prop Ese’ese.
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saddind.co.uk | Gary Carter
A SADDLEWORTH councillor has announced he is stepping down in a year’s time. Conservative Luke Lancaster is officially up for election in May 2026. But the impending responsibility of becoming a father means he will not be standing in his Saddleworth North seat. Cllr Lancaster was first elected in 2021, after standing in 2019, and received more than 1,000 votes when he last stood in 2023.
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2 weeks ago |
tamesidecorrespondent.co.uk | Gary Carter
DENTON will move above Stalybridge in the ranking order of Tameside’s town centres, if a new framework is adopted. And almost 10,000 new homes, at least 17,000 square metres of office space and not far off 300,000 square metres of industrial and warehousing space would be created. Two new railway stations, a replacement of one and major upgrades to another two also feature in the Homes, Spaces, Places document, a local plan adding to Places for Everyone.
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