The very latest news
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Reform Councillor may have resigned over ITV News commentsA Tameside Councillor is reported to have resigned following the emergence of controversial comments recorded during an undercover ITV News investigation.
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Tameside Green Party condemns comments by Reform councillorsThe condemnation follows an undercover ITV News investigation that exposed remarks by Reform councillors and candidates across England and Wales, including Tameside.
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First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) receives a coveted national accolade for a second year runningFirst Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) has received a coveted national accolade for a second year running around how sustainable it makes its properties and day-to-day operations.
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The Concord Suite in Droylsden will be demolishedA crumbling Droylsden landmark will be partially torn down after sitting empty for 11 years.
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Share your views on the Climate and Environment Strategy for TamesideResidents, stakeholders, and businesses across Tameside are being invited to share their views on the Climate and Environment Strategy, to ensure it delivers benefits for communities.
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Man charged with keeping a brothelA 55-year-old man has been charged with keeping a brothel used for prostitution in Oldham.
Tameside Reporter
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Reform Councillor may have resigned over ITV News commentsA Tameside Councillor is reported to have resigned following the emergence of controversial comments recorded during an undercover ITV News investigation.
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Tameside Green Party condemns comments by Reform councillorsThe condemnation follows an undercover ITV News investigation that exposed remarks by Reform councillors and candidates across England and Wales, including Tameside.
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The Concord Suite in Droylsden will be demolishedA crumbling Droylsden landmark will be partially torn down after sitting empty for 11 years.
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Share your views on the Climate and Environment Strategy for TamesideResidents, stakeholders, and businesses across Tameside are being invited to share their views on the Climate and Environment Strategy, to ensure it delivers benefits for communities.
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Tameside strengthens support for children with SENDTameside has secured approval for its SEND Reform Plan and £39.5 million in funding to help more children and young people with special education needs (SEND) get support.
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Big garden bug build comes to The Vale in MossleyA Tameside arts centre is holding a big garden bug build and local people are invited to get involved.
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Winter flu vaccination events to be held across TamesideTameside residents can receive their flu vaccination at one of several clinics being run by Stalybridge Primary Care Network (PCN) this winter.
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Review: TADAA hit the jackpot with a dazzling production of Guys and DollsFollowing their fabulous production of Footloose last year, the Theatre Arts of Dukinfield and Ashton (TADAA) step up to deliver one of the most iconic musicals in Broadway history.
Glossop Chronicle
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Public meeting planned over proposed 40-home Cliffe Road developmentResidents campaigning to protect a prominent green space and popular viewpoint in Glossop are urging the public to attend a meeting to discuss proposals to build more than 40 homes on the site.
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Praise for Evri delivery driver hailed “genuinely the nicest bloke”.A Glossop delivery driver has been praised by thousands of people after going the extra mile to surprise a local couple with a gift for their newborn baby.
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Selling Buxton by the Pound? The Springs, Capital & Centric and the Future.An open letter to Glossop by Reform UK Derbyshire County Councillor Melandra Smith.
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Glossop Twinning Association enjoys annual exchange visitGlossop and Bad Vilbel have been twin towns since 1987.
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From forgotten church to community treasure: the heart-warming revival of Woodhead ChapelTucked away off the Woodhead Pass on a hill near Crowden, is a remarkable little building with a big story to tell.
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Gamesley's new Wellbeing Garden officially opensA new Wellbeing Garden at Gamesley Roman Gardens has officially opened, providing a peaceful space where local people can enjoy nature, take some time out and focus on their wellbeing.
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Two local businesses growing togetherIn September 2021, a handful of local creatives temporarily took on the former Wains Services space at Glossop Gasworks as a place to work and meet for a few months. They named it KIN.DER.
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Glossop RBL launches Poppy AppealThe Glossop branch of the Royal British Legion will launch its annual Poppy Appeal on Saturday 24th October 2026.
Oldham Reporter
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First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) receives a coveted national accolade for a second year runningFirst Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) has received a coveted national accolade for a second year running around how sustainable it makes its properties and day-to-day operations.
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Man charged with keeping a brothelA 55-year-old man has been charged with keeping a brothel used for prostitution in Oldham.
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Oldham shopkeeper among three prosecuted over explosives breachesA national fireworks distributor, a Bolton retailer and Oldham shopkeeper have been prosecuted following investigations into breaches of explosives legislation by GMFRS.
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Police urge public to remain vigilant following several scam calls across Greater ManchesterPolice are urging the public to remain vigilant after scammers; impersonating police officers have been contacting people to convince them to hand over personal and sensitive information linked to their ownership of cryptocurrency.
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Oldham set to stage a line-up of events this Autumn/Winter seasonOldham is set to light up with an array of spectacular events as part of Greater Manchester Town of Culture 2026.
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Police place closure notice on suspected brothel - man and a woman arrestedA man in his 50s has been arrested on suspicion of controlling prostitution for gain following a raid at a building believed to be operating as a brothel on Broadway, Oldham, this morning (Wed).
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Mahdlo Youth Zone’s rugby dinner raises £10K for Oldham’s young peopleMahdlo Youth Zone’s annual rugby dinner has raised an impressive £10,000 to support its work with young people across Oldham.
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Fears bus lane camera is catching drivers outA builder fears an Oldham bus lane camera is becoming a ‘revenue trap’ after he discovered thousands have been fined.



