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Crime, fear and defecation on the streets of Ashton have gotten out of hand, according to one politician.

Nine-year-old Ruby Bowe from Denton has won the top prize for the Tameside Summer Reading Challenge.

Tameside’s first Community Grocery is already proving a big hit with 331 households signing up in the first week.

Little Voices is expanding into Mossley, bringing its professional singing and acting lessons to local students.

Community group calls for urgent action after road collapse near village cenotaph, as residents face prospect of paying for repairs themselves.

The vision for a new ‘waterfront neighbourhood’ at Droylsden Marina has been tabled, but locals say it’s still too big.

Stalybridge is set for an evening of live music, family entertainment, and street food as Stalybridge Street Fest returns to Armentieres Square tonight (Friday, October 9).

Pupils at Poplar Street Primary School in Audenshaw enjoy learning in a school that is “happy, safe and welcoming”, according to its latest Ofsted inspection.

A Glossop delivery driver has been praised by thousands of people after going the extra mile to surprise a local couple with a gift for their newborn baby. 

An open letter to Glossop by Reform UK Derbyshire County Councillor Melandra Smith.

Glossop and Bad Vilbel have been twin towns since 1987.

Tucked away off the Woodhead Pass on a hill near Crowden, is a remarkable little building with a big story to tell. 

A new Wellbeing Garden at Gamesley Roman Gardens has officially opened, providing a peaceful space where local people can enjoy nature, take some time out and focus on their wellbeing.

In September 2021, a handful of local creatives temporarily took on the former Wains Services space at Glossop Gasworks as a place to work and meet for a few months. They named it KIN.DER. 

The Glossop branch of the Royal British Legion will launch its annual Poppy Appeal on Saturday 24th October 2026.

Pupils at St Luke’s CE Primary School are enjoying a more flexible and welcoming learning space thanks to £500 won by the school’s Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) in a High Peak Comps community prize draw. 

Oldham writer, performer, drag queen and vegan activist Paul J. Burgess will release his latest book, I Am the Detail: A Life in Writings, in November making it the third of his books to be made available completely free online.

A closure order on a property in Grotton has been successfully extended following joint action by local authorities.

Hulme Grammar School has officially opened The Victoria Channing Centre for Pastoral Care and Wellbeing . . . a flagship new facility designed to provide wrap-around support, resilience building and mental health initiatives for pupils, staff, and the wider Oldham community.

An emaciated dog found roaming in fields has been given a second chance by Manchester Dogs’ Home, with specialist heart tests bringing welcome news after eight weeks of care.

Oldham rugby great and fundraising legend Sir Kevin Sinfield has been awarded a Knighthood in recognition of his outstanding services to Rugby League, Rugby Union and the Motor Neurone Disease (MND) community.

The chraracter-filled chip shop on King Street, Delph, has been in the hands of the hugely popular Isherwood family since the 1970s.

Award-winning playwright Sarah Nelson and actor Mark Newsome have been named Oldham Coliseum Theatre's inaugural Artists in Residence.

Lucas Green is the latest addition to the Roughyeds squad with the former Keighley forward becoming Oldham’s 13th signing ahead of the 2027 season.