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The face of Stalybridge is about to change forever. Once synonymous with partying and nightlife as the notorious Staly Vegas, the Tameside town is being kept up by a different kind of racket.

For years Droylsden town centre has been crying out for investment. It is on the brink of change, but that change isn’t coming fast enough for locals.

A 10-year-old fundraiser has raised more than £1,000 for British wildlife after turning his love of animals and nature into a community campaign that has won support from family, friends and local businesses.

National Highways have released the next phase of works on the A57 Link Road Project.

Homelessness charity Emmaus Mossley will open its doors, after hours, for an evening of thrifting, thinking and getting creative.

Key deadlines are coming up for Tameside residents wishing to vote in the local election on 7 May 2026.

More than 95 per cent of families across Tameside have been offered their first‑choice primary school place for a second year in a row.

Passengers have been warned to expect further disruption following damage to overhead wires outside Manchester Piccadilly station.

Derbyshire County Council has unveiled a new Council Plan setting out its priorities and direction through to 2029, with leaders promising a more “focused, pragmatic and no-nonsense” approach.

Glossop charity The Bureau has teamed up with High Peak charity Zink and MyActive Glossop to encourage people to return to swimming, or try it for the first time.

The owner of a new Glossop fitness studio, fit20, shares her personal journey and passion for the innovative training programme.

Derbyshire County Council have announced a record £60 million investment in maintaining and repairing roads and pavements across the county during the 2025/26 financial year. 

National Highways have released the next phase of works on the A57 Link Road Project.

Jon Pearce has issued a statement on the Peak Cluster Carbon Capture Project. 

It’s been ten years since Glossop resident John Barber first contracted the extremely rare disease ‘Japanese Encephalitis’, while travelling through South East Asia.

Former councillor and mayor, George Wharmby, has been honoured with a High Sheriff of Derbyshire Award in recognition of his services to Derbyshire and the local community, particularly in Glossop.

This was the first game for a few months in which Latics have played without the prospect of achieving a play-off place. Throughout February and March, Latics went on an astonishing run that put them in charge of their own destiny – if they had won every game from that point, they would have been in the play-offs no matter what happened elsewhere. The team they would have had to displace from the play-off spots (there was only one) was Salford City.

Oldham’s town hall boss has hit back after an education expert critiqued a plan to bring an Eton-backed school to Oldham town centre.

Police are appealing for the public’s help to trace the family of a man living in Oldham, but originally from Georgia.

The next phase of a £70m project to create a ‘sports town’ in the middle of Oldham has been approved.

Eight community groups and charities will share more than £100,000 claimed back from criminals.

Work has started this week on a major new mural celebrating the life and legacy of Gary ‘Mani’ Mounfield at La Fardy's Pub on Oldham Road in Failsworth.

Doctor Eamonn O’Daly - the highly respected leader of the Saddleworth Carers Group - has received a Mayor's Appreciation award, from Oldham’s Mayor, Cllr Eddie Moores.

Police have issued an urgent appeal to find a man who has not been seen for two days.