The very latest news
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FA Cup heartbreak for HillmenIt was FA Cup heartbreak for Glossop North End on Tuesday, who suffered a 2-0 defeat to Tadcaster Albion in their Extra Preliminary Round replay.
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The massive changes coming to the Bee NetworkMajor changes are coming to the Bee Network in the ‘biggest set of improvements ever made in one go’ across Greater Manchester.
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The Peter ‘Rusty’ Kennedy Memorial Car Show returns to AshtonThe Peter 'Rusty' Kennedy Memorial Car Show is back in Ashton this Sunday, with allcomers invited to attend the annual event.
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16-year-old girl found after disappearing in JulyJessica Hirst, a 16-year-old girl from Denton, has been found after disappearing almost a month ago.
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Glossop Car Show promises a day out for all the familyGlossop Vehicle Enthusiast Club is gearing up for its annual car show in Manor Park on Sunday, August 30th, with organisers promising one of the biggest and most varied events yet.
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United Utilities urges public to stay out of reservoirsUnited Utilities has issued a fresh warning about the dangers of cold-water shock as temperatures rise across the North West, following a series of recent open-water deaths.
Tameside Reporter
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The massive changes coming to the Bee NetworkMajor changes are coming to the Bee Network in the ‘biggest set of improvements ever made in one go’ across Greater Manchester.
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The Peter ‘Rusty’ Kennedy Memorial Car Show returns to AshtonThe Peter 'Rusty' Kennedy Memorial Car Show is back in Ashton this Sunday, with allcomers invited to attend the annual event.
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16-year-old girl found after disappearing in JulyJessica Hirst, a 16-year-old girl from Denton, has been found after disappearing almost a month ago.
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Glossop Car Show promises a day out for all the familyGlossop Vehicle Enthusiast Club is gearing up for its annual car show in Manor Park on Sunday, August 30th, with organisers promising one of the biggest and most varied events yet.
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United Utilities urges public to stay out of reservoirsUnited Utilities has issued a fresh warning about the dangers of cold-water shock as temperatures rise across the North West, following a series of recent open-water deaths.
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Rayner responds to government plans for High StreetsResidents and councils will be handed the tools to regain control of their High Streets thanks to new Government plans to crackdown on vape shops, betting shops, and adult gaming centres.
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Have your say on plans for the A560 in HattersleyResidents and road users are being invited to share their views on plans to improve the A560 in Hattersley.
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Hyde primary wins national recognition for preparing pupils for lifeA Hyde primary school has received a prestigious national award recognising its work to equip children with the essential skills they will need for life and work.
Glossop Chronicle
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Glossop Car Show promises a day out for all the familyGlossop Vehicle Enthusiast Club is gearing up for its annual car show in Manor Park on Sunday, August 30th, with organisers promising one of the biggest and most varied events yet.
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United Utilities urges public to stay out of reservoirsUnited Utilities has issued a fresh warning about the dangers of cold-water shock as temperatures rise across the North West, following a series of recent open-water deaths.
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Inside the works delivering Mottram bypassMottram was once a rural village with a smattering of farmsteads bordering Greater Manchester and Derbyshire.
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Derbyshire County Council replace climate strategyDerbyshire County Council has officially eradicated climate change, fossil fuels and net zero from all of its environmental policies.
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Police release new details after human remains found near M67Detectives are continuing their investigation after human remains were discovered close to the M67 in Tameside earlier this week.
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No trains to Manchester over next two weekendsThere will be no trains between Glossop/Hadfield and Manchester Piccadilly over the next two weekends as a major rail upgrade takes place
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Textile songbirds wing their way to South AfricaA group of talented textile artists from Glossop have created a collection of handmade artworks to bring colour, comfort and hope to young women living at a South African charity.
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Council ask for resident's views on dog foulingWith dog fouling in public spaces continuing to be an issue across the High Peak, the Borough Council is considering renewing a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO).
Oldham Reporter
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The massive changes coming to the Bee NetworkMajor changes are coming to the Bee Network in the ‘biggest set of improvements ever made in one go’ across Greater Manchester.
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Plans for ‘car free’ homes in Oldham neighbourhoodPlans to build ‘car-free’ homes with ‘no hiding places’ in an Oldham neighbourhood could be given the go ahead next week.
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The Peter ‘Rusty’ Kennedy Memorial Car Show returns to AshtonThe Peter 'Rusty' Kennedy Memorial Car Show is back in Ashton this Sunday, with allcomers invited to attend the annual event.
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United Utilities urges public to stay out of reservoirsUnited Utilities has issued a fresh warning about the dangers of cold-water shock as temperatures rise across the North West, following a series of recent open-water deaths.
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Denton pub offers free results-day meals to studentsStudents celebrating their GCSE or A-Level results in August can enjoy a free main meal at the Fletchers Arms in Denton.
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IT firm marks 20 years with cyber compliance expansionA Greater Manchester based IT company has marked its 20th anniversary by expanding its cyber standards and compliance department and appointing a new operations director.
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United Utilities recognised as one of the UK’s top 100 apprenticeship employersUnited Utilities has again been recognised as one of the UK’s best employers for apprentices.
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FCHO expands apprenticeship programme with seven new opportunitiesFirst Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) is looking for seven apprentices to join the business this autumn.



