The very latest news
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Tameside leaders unite in condemning criminal damageTameside leaders have condemned incidents of criminal damage at homes in Tameside and across Greater Manchester.
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Mossley Farmer’s Market is moving to George Lawton Hall this SundayVisitors to Mossley Farmer’s Market are being advised that this month’s market will be relocating to George Lawton Hall this Sunday (October 25).
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Local MP praises housing association's latest £4.5m development in HathershawLocal MP Debbie Abrahams has praised First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) after she visited the housing association's latest £4.5 million development in Hathershaw.
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Spooner back in Hyde hotseatJust over a year after his departure, Hyde United have announced the return of former boss Nick Spooner.
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Oldham Mayor presented with new book by interfaith advocate Bharatkumar J Sisodia MBELifelong interfaith advocate Bharatkumar J Sisodia MBE has personally presented a copy of his new book to the Mayor of Oldham, Councillor Pam Byrne.
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Foster carer honoured for 35 years of dedication at Oldham fostering awardsA selfless foster carer has received a long service award at Oldham Council Fostering Service's celebration evening.
Tameside Reporter
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Tameside leaders unite in condemning criminal damageTameside leaders have condemned incidents of criminal damage at homes in Tameside and across Greater Manchester.
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Mossley Farmer’s Market is moving to George Lawton Hall this SundayVisitors to Mossley Farmer’s Market are being advised that this month’s market will be relocating to George Lawton Hall this Sunday (October 25).
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Homelessness charity team completes Scafell Pike hikeCommunity members from homelessness charity Emmaus Mossley have completed a fundraising hike to Scafell Pike in support of RSPB Dove Stone.
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GMP ask for help locating wanted man with Tameside linksCan you help Greater Manchester Police locate Adrian Slater (29/04/1989), who is wanted for breaching a Domestic Abuse Protection Order?
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Bev Craig talks Man City, Abu Dhabi, and Andy BurnhamBev Craig has said the intense coverage of Manchester’s relationship with Abu Dhabi has been used to make ‘cheap shots’ against Prime Minister Andy Burnham and ‘bash’ the city.
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Costa Coffee opens first Cineworld store in AshtonCosta Coffee has opened its first-ever store in a Cineworld cinema, in Ashton-under-Lyne.
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Ashton Sixth Form College students take centre stage at GorillaMusic Production students from Ashton Sixth Form College followed in the footsteps of some of music’s biggest names when they took over Manchester’s Gorilla for an unforgettable evening of live music.
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Day of Action delivers results across AshtonArrests, vehicle seizures, road safety enforcement and business compliance checks were among the outcomes of a successful multi-agency day of action in Ashton-under-Lyne.
Glossop Chronicle
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Palmowski eyes F1 Academy glorySimmondley speedster Alisha Palmowski is within touching distance of landing the biggest prize in female motorsport.
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Council accused of voting excessively behind closed doorsA councillor has accused High Peak Borough Council of excessively using a restriction to consider certain voting matters behind closed doors which he claims has prevented information from being fully publicised.
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Cardiology unit staff help dad celebrate daughter's weddingA kind-hearted effort from staff at Tameside Hospital meant that a dad who was too unwell to attend his daughter’s wedding was able to celebrate with her on the acute cardiology unit instead.
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Celebrating 20 years of helping people living with chronic conditionsA support group for people living with fibromyalgia and ME/CFS is celebrating its 20th anniversary, marking two decades of friendship, understanding and peer support in the High Peak.
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Glossop Glow Ride to shine a light on cycle safetyThe Glossop Glow Ride will see cyclists of all ages take to the town's streets, using bike lights, glow sticks and bright clothing to highlight the need for people to feel safe when cycling locally, day or night.
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Council to prioritise potholes over deteriorating flagsDerbyshire's resources will be directed toward filling potholes rather than removing flags installed on lampposts, its Reform UK leadership has said.
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Friendly Fellas offers friendship and funA Glossop group is helping men build friendships, share their interests and feel less alone - and now it is hoping to welcome more members and find a volunteer to help it grow.
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Glossop Methodist Church celebrates 60 yearsCentral Methodist Church is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year with a series of events reflecting on its history, celebrating its community and looking ahead to the future.
Oldham Reporter
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Local MP praises housing association's latest £4.5m development in HathershawLocal MP Debbie Abrahams has praised First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) after she visited the housing association's latest £4.5 million development in Hathershaw.
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Oldham Mayor presented with new book by interfaith advocate Bharatkumar J Sisodia MBELifelong interfaith advocate Bharatkumar J Sisodia MBE has personally presented a copy of his new book to the Mayor of Oldham, Councillor Pam Byrne.
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Foster carer honoured for 35 years of dedication at Oldham fostering awardsA selfless foster carer has received a long service award at Oldham Council Fostering Service's celebration evening.
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Candidates announced for by-electionSix candidates are running in the battle to win a key seat in an Oldham town next month.
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Homelessness charity team completes Scafell Pike hikeCommunity members from homelessness charity Emmaus Mossley have completed a fundraising hike to Scafell Pike in support of RSPB Dove Stone.
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Dedicated dad and community champion is housing association's October Hidden HeroA First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) customer and single parent who volunteers to ensure new members at a dad's charity are always welcome is the housing association’s October Hidden Hero.
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£1 million awarded for essential works at historic Prudential buildingThe historic Prudential building in Oldham has been awarded £1million to help with essential works to protect and preserve its future.
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Transformed J.R. Clynes building is double winner at prestigious awardsA restored former Old Library has won two prestigious awards at the 2026 British Construction and Infrastructure Awards.



