The Liberal Democrats plan for a brighter future, with pledges to reverse Conservative cuts and increase funding for the NHS, schools and police.
The Liberal Democrats would put a penny on income tax for health and care would raise £18m for the NHS in Oldham enough to fund 107 more nurses and £7m for social care.
An additional £36.37m of funding for schools in Oldham paid for in part by reversing Conservative cuts to corporation tax, would be enough to pay for 200 more teachers.
Meanwhile an additional £15.6m funding for Greater Manchester Police would pay for 312 more officers, helping to cut crime and ensure a stronger police presence in the area.
Other key policies in the Liberal Democrat manifesto include plans for a £100bn infrastructure fund to build more homes, improve road and rail links and install fibre-optic broadband across the country.
The Liberal Democrats will also give the people a chance to change Britain’s future by holding a referendum on the final Brexit deal, with the option to remain.
Liberal Democrat candidate Garth Harkness said:
“These plans would build a brighter future for people in Oldham, and surrounding areas and reverse Conservative cuts to our schools, hospitals and police.
“We want to build a fairer Britain, with good schools and hospitals, a clean environment and an innovative economy.
“Theresa May wants to bring in a dementia tax, sack our teachers and nick our kids lunches.
“As your Liberal Democrat MP, I will fight for a better deal on Europe, more money for the NHS and schools and a brighter future for all in Oldham and surrounding areas.