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Families across Tameside and Greater Manchester are being invited to enjoy a free day of entertainment as Stamford Park’s popular Spring Family Fun Day returns next month.

A homelessness charity in Tameside welcomed crowds of supporters for a lively Spring Fayre, using the occasion to unveil a brand-new shopping area.

Members of the community came together for a colourful evening of food and fundraising as Tameside Rotary hosted a special “Wear Purple Curry Evening” in support of the global End Polio Now campaign.

Droylsden boxer Billy Deniz makes the long-awaited return to the ring this weekend, as he looks to extend his unblemished pro record to 15 wins.  

Two collaborative projects at Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust were awarded highly commended at this year’s national Health Service Journal (HSJ) Independent Healthcare Providers Awards.

To save running costs and help the environment, energy will be created through solar panels, which are to be installed at Heys Primary School in Ashton-under-Lyne.

School children have taken part in a celebration event that rounded up a series of hate crime workshops and interactive theatre experiences.

The National Car Park (NCP) in Ashton-Under-Lyne on Cotton Street is set to be closed tomorrow (27 March).

A Glossop dad is taking on an emotional and physical challenge to give back to a charity that supported his family following the heart-breaking loss of his daughter.

Two talented apprentices are flying the flag for the life-changing opportunities being offered by apprenticeship schemes in Glossop.

Old Glossop Cricket Club (OGCC) is marking its 125th Anniversary by launching a second women’s softball cricket team, and is opening its door to potential new players.

The community is invited to enjoy an afternoon of live music and refreshments as Tintwistle Band joins forces with Christ Church Tintwistle for a special Spring Concert.

Students at Glossopdale School and Sixth Form have enjoyed a week filled with celebration and achievement, as the spring term came to a close.

Join Padfield Community Spaces for a unique twist on the traditional music quiz, at their ‘Music from the Movies’ event on Thursday 16th April at 7pm at Padfield Congregational Chapel (SK13 1EX).

A striking new mural created by renowned street artist Deggy has been unveiled at the Glossop office of law firm Davis Blank Furniss.

Glossop-based artist couple Ghislaine & Michael Howard have brought everyday life in the town centre onto the walls of the Indoor Market Hall.

Police are appealing for further information following a stabbing in which a woman has been left in a critical condition in hospital.

The VIP launch of The Loom marks an exciting new chapter in the £450million town centre transformation.

Oldham’s brand new £40m market will open this morning (Saturday).

Award-winning actor and writer Julie Hesmondhalgh will join Oldham Coliseum Theatre as Guest Curator, working with CEO Martina Murphy to help shape the theatre's reopening programme.

Latics fans have been rummaging through the history books and stats sites to find the last time their side won five games in a row. There are disputes because of cup competitions (do they count?) and winning streaks that run across seasons (they absolutely do not count and there aren’t that many anyway). These complications defy so-called artificial intelligence, which is a new and 100% inaccurate name for data scraping with a decent user interface.

Empowering Together CIC has successfully completed its Eid Toy Appeal — ensuring 150 children in care across Oldham received an Eid gift in what is believed to be the first for children in aftercare in the country.

An 84-year-old woman who helps clean unwanted items from First Choice Homes Oldham’s (FCHO) vacant properties before they are given to those in need is the housing association’s March Hidden Hero.

Families in Oldham will benefit from new and improved play equipment thanks to a £150,000 investment in parks and play areas.