Oldham Street Angels

07/06/2026

Celebrating today's Volunteer Team ♡♡♡♡

You too could make a difference......

Just 4hrs a month goes a long way!

(You can do more :)

07/06/2026

Our Chatty Cafe is open on Sundays between 1pm and 3pm ♡

A reminder to be kind today and all days 💛

Behind every smile could be a struggle nobody else can see. A simple conversation, smile or moment of kindness might mean more than you realise.

06/06/2026

Wet weather doesn't dampen our spirits ♡

06/06/2026

Oldham is the town of Culture 2026 - 2027 with new and existing events happening across leisure, arts, theatre. Music and sports all year.

Speak up - what works well and what could be better ?

Be part of making it greater !

Last week's Festival Oldham.......

The link is below. Go ! ♡

Oldham By Night

Your voice matters 🗣️

We’re looking for feedback from Festival Oldham, and we’d love to hear from as many people as possible.

If you attended the event, tell us what worked and what didn't here: https://www.illuminate-data.org.uk/survey/twvlxr

05/06/2026

Will the Angels see you tonight or tomorrow night?

Say hi!! ♡

05/06/2026

2nd Bar Hop - bigger and better....

Where will you hop to?

Are you ready for the 2nd Annual Oldham Bar Hop 🍻

This June our venues are coming together again to give you a weekend of great beer, live music, amazing food, giveaways, prizes, delicious cocktails and crackin’ offers!

Pick up your Bar Hop map & stamp card from any venue and head around the town to collect stamps for a chance to win some official Bar Hop merch 🙌🏻

It’s time to have some fun and support all your local pubs, bars, and venues 🫶🏼

Last year was amazing and we can’t wait to see you all again!

Keep your eyes peeled for more details 👀

🗓️ 27th & 28th June
⏰ 12 - Late
📍Oldham town centre

Let’s bring local back 📣

05/06/2026

Are you having fish and chips today before the weekend begins?

Celebrating Oldham in its year of Culture ♡

National Fish & Chips Day 🍟

When people think of fish and chips, they often think of the seaside. But many don’t realise Oldham has its own place in the story.

Tommyfield Market is widely recognised as the home of Britain’s first fried chip, with chipped potatoes being sold here around 1860. At one point, Oldham had more chip shops per person than anywhere else in the country, serving generations of mill workers, families and communities across the borough.

Long before takeaways became a part of everyday life, fish and chips were feeding the people who helped build this town.

From newspaper-wrapped chips on the way home from school, to Friday night suppers with family, fish and chips have been part of Oldham life for generations.

So today, we’re celebrating more than Britain’s favourite takeaway. We’re celebrating a proud part of Oldham’s story.

31/05/2026

Oldham Street Angels by the light of the Moon ......

Enjoying the balmy night !

Oldham By Night