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Sep 20, 2026

Rob DrummondGUEST
12:45
In actual fact, if we take quite a broad approach, I would say that we found three main accent areas where you have the kind of north of Greater Manchester, and that's places like Wigan and Bolton and Bury and Oldham and Rochdale.
Rob DrummondGUEST
12:58
Then you've got central Greater Manchester, which is Salford, the north of Manchester and the borough called Tameside, and then south Greater Manchester, which is Trafford and south Manchester and Stockport.
Rob DrummondGUEST
13:10
And I think there are three broad accent and dialect areas.
Rob DrummondGUEST
13:15
I don't think we really found specific variation borough by borough because that's not really how accents work.
Emma KennyHOST
11:14
He's going to Dubai.
Emma KennyHOST
11:15
And then when he finally comes back, he buys a new build home in Mosley in Tameside.
Emma KennyHOST
11:21
He also has a relatively amicable arrangement for childcare with Colleen.
Emma KennyHOST
11:26
So he's still playing.
Glyn BarrettHOST
1:46
So that'll be good.
Glyn BarrettHOST
1:47
Don't forget, later this month, uh, we are launching officially our East Manchester campus over in Tameside.
Glyn BarrettHOST
1:55
[cheers] That's going live.
Glyn BarrettHOST
1:56
So we're gonna be north, south, east, Cardiff, Sheffield, Geneva, Chester, and then also early next year, we're gonna be launching our South Cheshire campus as well.

Unknown podcast

The Winter of Discontent: How Britain Stopped Working in 1979

Sep 12 · 1 Mention

speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:09
At the same time, NHS ancillary staff set up picket lines at hospitals across the country, preventing non-emergency admissions and turning some wards into temporary morgues of missed surgeries.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:22
Even grave diggers in Liverpool and Tameside went on strike, which meant bodies lay unburied for days, a stark illustration of how the crisis seeped into every corner of public life.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:34
Every print outlet seized on the chaos with front page headlines from The Sun screaming, "Crisis? What crisis?" And grainy photographs of derelict streets.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:44
These images were a political tool that amplified anxiety about Britain's failure to function during its darkest winter months.
Jack DulhantyHOST
6:16
One, you catch Alex deep dive into the Greater Manchester Pension Fund, which is the biggest pension fund in the UK.
Jack DulhantyHOST
6:23
And there's big questions around, A, who runs it? Tameside Council.
Jack DulhantyHOST
6:28
Scandal laden.
Ophira GottliebHOST
6:29
Yeah, it's run by one of the most... probably drawn most scandal agent council in greater manchester
Jack DulhantyHOST
7:40
yeah, the three different MPs have constituencies that overlap over it.
Jack DulhantyHOST
7:46
Reynolds, Rayner, and now Spencer.
Ophira GottliebHOST
7:48
And not to mention, in the list of Tameside scandals, Alex's piece for us, where we basically heard allegations that Tameside Labour, who are in charge of Tameside Council, were putting forward fake independent councillors in order to split the vote.
Ophira GottliebHOST
8:08
We can't say that that's 100% true that that's happened, but I recommend you read the piece.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:36
I actually knew Fiona.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:38
I was the shift inspector at Tameside when she joined the shift as a brand-new recruit from training school.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:44
She was bubbly, she was friendly.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:47
She did everything you asked of her with a smile on her face.
Joshua MilesHOST
30:38
wants.The whole attack lasted just 31 seconds.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:45
I think it's fair to say that the, the moments after the attack, or the minutes after the attack, the, the police control room was, was absolute chaos.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:53
But very quickly, a picture started to emerge, and Greater Manchester deployed armed officers into, into Tameside straight after the attack.
Joshua MilesHOST
31:02
In a desperate attempt to save their colleagues, unarmed units nearby rushed to the scene.
Tom DillonHOST
46:24
Okay.
Tom DillonHOST
46:24
Is that further around? Uh, Tameside.
Charlotte ValeGUEST
46:29
Wigan.
Tom DillonHOST
46:31
Is that, is that within? It's a long way out, isn't it? That must be the furthest one away.
Tom DillonHOST
47:21
So, um [laughs]
Charlotte ValeGUEST
47:22
And yeah, just to, you know, not to miss the opportunity but if you have properties in, I'll just give a list again.
Charlotte ValeGUEST
47:28
Manchester, Salford, Trafford, Stockport, Tameside, Wigan, Oldham, Rochdale, Bury, and Bolton.
Charlotte ValeGUEST
47:35
If you have properties-
Hannah SpencerGUEST
46:34
And I know what it's like to be from a town that really does feel left behind, that you often felt like you've got to leave the region completely to go after opportunities, or certainly now to go into Manchester, where actually we have really thriving town centres all across the city region.
Hannah SpencerGUEST
46:52
In Denton especially, as I mentioned before, that's in Tameside, really, really feels that strongly, that we just haven't seen the same investment yet.
Hannah SpencerGUEST
46:59
We have a train service that's like two trains a week in Denton, which is just absolutely appalling.
Hannah SpencerGUEST
47:05
And I wonder if we were considered Manchester, we might see something different there.
Paul WalkerGUEST
2:46
We didn't actually find him.
Paul WalkerGUEST
2:47
He came back to Hattersley, which is an area of, uh, Tameside, and, uh, killed the two policewomen.
Liam TuffsHOST
2:54
Did Dale Cregan flee a- uh, overseas?
Paul WalkerGUEST
2:57
I'm not sure of all the details.
Paul WalkerGUEST
3:23
Well, what happened is he came back to Hattersley, which is the area where he used to live, and made a bogus call to the local police.
Paul WalkerGUEST
3:30
That's the police area where I used to work.
Paul WalkerGUEST
3:32
I started pretty much my career in Tameside.
Paul WalkerGUEST
3:36
I'd been at a, I'd been a sergeant in Tameside for years, so it was friends of mine that would have answered that call.
Amos MurphyHOST
5:25
Yeah.
Amos MurphyHOST
5:26
And I imagine as a Tameside lad yourself, seeing a guy who used to play for Hyde United rock up at the Etihad.
Amos MurphyHOST
5:33
And I mean, this is just a genuinely wonderful story.
Amos MurphyHOST
5:38
And for people who may not understand what we're speaking about, Ilham Aninjai, six years ago, was playing non-league football.
Luke BardsleyGUEST
6:34
football yeah it's brilliant and Hyde United for me I mean I live in Duckingfield so it's next town over it's literally the next town I live five minutes away from Hyde United and it's always been my favourite fact that Ilya Menonjai played for Hyde United I love the story I found it I found it first off Rising Ballers of the story of just simply he lived in Sheffield and he came over to train twice a week and he didn't drive he had to get the train over and this is non-league football it's crazy so to be able to I mean John Ashley said it in our group chat that I mean, Illiman and Jai and Dominic Caldwell-Lewin both playing in the Premier League.
Luke BardsleyGUEST
7:15
One played for Staleby Celtic, one played for Hyde United.
Luke BardsleyGUEST
7:18
Both massive rivals in the Tameside area.
Luke BardsleyGUEST
7:21
It is, for a non-league football nerd like myself, it's just such a good story.

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