The very latest news
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Mottram bypass blamed for failing businessesThere are increasing concerns in Hollingworth that the Mottram bypass works are going to adversely affect multiple businesses in the village.
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Gee Cross care home rated 'Good' across the board by care regulatorPolebank Hall was rated Good in all five areas by the Care Quality Commission, in its first full assessment since 2017.
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Ashton vet reveals what really happens to your dog when it hears fireworksAn Ashton-Under-Lyne vet is giving dog owners an insight into what their pets can hear, see, and feel when fireworks explode.
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Reform’s new leader sets out plans for OldhamOldham Reform’s ‘hard edged’ new leader who doesn’t ‘suffer fools’ has issued an ultimatum he hopes will change the borough’s politics forever next year.
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Manchester Mayor Bev Craig’s hopes ahead of the BudgetGreater Manchester is on the cusp of getting enormous new power over its future.
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Spooky Saturday is coming to Waterloo Park in AshtonAs the nights draw in and the Halloween moon rises over Ashton-under-Lyne, something spooky is stirring in Waterloo Park…
Tameside Reporter
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Mottram bypass blamed for failing businessesThere are increasing concerns in Hollingworth that the Mottram bypass works are going to adversely affect multiple businesses in the village.
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Review: The Haunting of Hill HouseA chilling night at the theatre where the house is just as much a character as the people inside it
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Review: The MousetrapThe 75th anniversary of a timeless murder mystery that keeps you guessing until the very end
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St John Ambulance issues vital first aid advice for Halloween, Diwali and Bonfire NightSt John Ambulance has shared simple but lifesaving first aid advice for residents preparing to celebrate Halloween, Diwali and Bonfire Night over the coming days.
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Gee Cross care home rated 'Good' across the board by care regulatorPolebank Hall was rated Good in all five areas by the Care Quality Commission, in its first full assessment since 2017.
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Ashton vet reveals what really happens to your dog when it hears fireworksAn Ashton-Under-Lyne vet is giving dog owners an insight into what their pets can hear, see, and feel when fireworks explode.
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Manchester Mayor Bev Craig’s hopes ahead of the BudgetGreater Manchester is on the cusp of getting enormous new power over its future.
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Spooky Saturday is coming to Waterloo Park in AshtonAs the nights draw in and the Halloween moon rises over Ashton-under-Lyne, something spooky is stirring in Waterloo Park…
Glossop Chronicle
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Mottram bypass blamed for failing businessesThere are increasing concerns in Hollingworth that the Mottram bypass works are going to adversely affect multiple businesses in the village.
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New rules at Greater Manchester tips spark fears of ‘passport-style’ queuesPeople using Greater Manchester’s tips will need to prove they live in the region under new rules being introduced in 2027 – despite fears from a councillor that it could lead to long ‘passport-style’ queues.
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Complaints made over Mottram bypass diversionHouses shake and residents are being kept up by lorries crashing over potholes in Mottram, according to one local.
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Tameside and Stockport win awards for outstanding NHS CAREOutstanding dedication, service and care at local NHS services in both Tameside and Stockport were celebrated at the CARE awards at the Midland Hotel in Manchester on Friday, 23rd October.
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Glossop mum joins pioneering study into early breast cancer detectionA Glossop mum is taking part in a pioneering study in Manchester which is investigating whether breast milk could help detect breast cancer earlier than a blood test or a scan.
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Glossop campaigners join protest about corporate climate lawsGlossop campaigners joined climate activists to call for an end to a system they say allows multinational companies to challenge governments over laws designed to protect the environment.
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More mezzanine miseryThe long-awaited opening of the Glossop Market Hall mezzanine has been delayed again, with traders reportedly being told they may have to wait a further three to four weeks.
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Glossop author launches gripping new Gothic mysteryLocal writer Mark P. Henderson’s latest novel, The Man in the Mirror, combines romance, espionage, murder and Gothic intrigue - and readers are invited to celebrate its launch in Glossop.
Oldham Reporter
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Reform’s new leader sets out plans for OldhamOldham Reform’s ‘hard edged’ new leader who doesn’t ‘suffer fools’ has issued an ultimatum he hopes will change the borough’s politics forever next year.
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Manchester Mayor Bev Craig’s hopes ahead of the BudgetGreater Manchester is on the cusp of getting enormous new power over its future.
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Officers appeal for information following a shooting in OldhamPolice have launched an urgent appeal for information following reports of a shooting in Fitton Hill which left a vehicle damaged.
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St John Ambulance issues vital first aid advice for Halloween, Diwali and Bonfire NightSt John Ambulance has shared simple but lifesaving first aid advice for residents preparing to celebrate Halloween, Diwali and Bonfire Night over the coming days.
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New rules at Greater Manchester tips spark fears of ‘passport-style’ queuesPeople using Greater Manchester’s tips will need to prove they live in the region under new rules being introduced in 2027 – despite fears from a councillor that it could lead to long ‘passport-style’ queues.
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Police investigation launched following suspected shootingPolice are investigating a suspected shooting in Fitton Hill, Oldham.
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The big plans for better ‘orbital’ transport routes around Greater ManchesterExpanding the Bee Network and improving Greater Manchester’s roads are both part of the plan to boost orbital transport around the region, Bev Craig has said.
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Two Dovestones call-outs for Oldham Mountain Rescue TeamOldham Mountain Rescue Team launched its second call-out of the week at Dovestones after one walker fell ill and another became lost in the dark.



