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Brave fundraisers invited to fire walk for mental health charity

PEOPLE living in Oldham are being challenged to step outside their comfort zone and walk across hot coals to raise money for mental health, learning disability and autism services.

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Brave fundraisers invited to fire walk for mental health charity

PEOPLE living in Oldham are being challenged to step outside their comfort zone and walk across hot coals to raise money for mental health, learning disability and autism services.

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Saddleworth Independent broke the news 5 hours ago on Friday, September 11, 2026.

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