Sentence examples for going to Oldham from inspiring English sources

The trip was cheaper than going to Oldham's specially designed respite care centre, and she gets personalised services at a lower cost than a standard care plan devised by social workers.

I worked with her and went to Oldham College once a week and got my City & Guilds.

"We'll go to Oldham and take care of our own job and hope results fall our way," Phil Parkinson said.

"Shocking news from the streets of Liverpool: A Huyton senior school went to Oldham yesterday … for a footy match and won 5-3.

Many of our Labour members went to Oldham East and Saddleworth to campaign in the byelection, and we will be seeking to replace a swath of Lib Dem councillors on Manchester city council now that the coalition has implemented a 25% cut of the city's budget in a single financial year.

"He took on a great coaching and training responsibility when Stevie Robinson left to go to Oldham [in the summer of 2016].

After that, until his old Everton reserve-team boss Alan Stubbs arranged for him to go to Oldham, Baxter had not even been offered so much as a trial.

The Alex go to Oldham in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy on Tuesday, before a home game against Colchester in the first round of the FA Cup.

"I did push and push but it didn't go through". After that, until his old Everton reserve-team boss Alan Stubbs arranged for him to go to Oldham, Baxter had not even been offered so much as a trial.

Seven-time winners Widnes Vikings, who enter at this stage of the competition for the first time since 2011, will go to Oldham - who themselves have lifted the trophy three times.

"I think the summer months are going to be difficult," said Oldham's deputy mayor, Riaz Ahmad, whose house was fire-bombed during the riots.