The very latest news
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Tameside Cash Box Credit Union saves residents over £10 millionCash Box Credit Union has helped Tameside residents save an estimated £10.8 million in interest payments by providing affordable loans and savings products as an alternative to high-cost doorstep and payday lenders.
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Tameside set to introduce a new scheme making electric vehicle charging more accessiblePlans are underway to install cross-pavement EV charging channels for eligible Tameside residents without off-street parking, making home charging safer, easier and more accessible.
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Public space improvements to support regeneration of Ashton and StalybridgeResidents and local businesses are to benefit from improvements that will drive sustainable travel opportunities and long-term growth in Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge.
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Cyclist's epic 3,800 mile ride in memory of friendsA Stockport businessman is taking on the biggest physical challenge of his life by cycling 3,800 miles across America in memory of two close friends.
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Oldham secures funding to empower the next generation of creative talentOldham Council has secured funding to launch the Young Creative Producers Programme (YCPP) . . . an exciting new initiative to give young people the chance to shape the future of culture across the borough.
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Section 60 powers in place following reports of large disturbances in OldhamPolice were called to a large-scale disturbance in Oldham last night during which a man suffered life-changing injuries and is in hospital.
Tameside Reporter
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Tameside Cash Box Credit Union saves residents over £10 millionCash Box Credit Union has helped Tameside residents save an estimated £10.8 million in interest payments by providing affordable loans and savings products as an alternative to high-cost doorstep and payday lenders.
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Tameside set to introduce a new scheme making electric vehicle charging more accessiblePlans are underway to install cross-pavement EV charging channels for eligible Tameside residents without off-street parking, making home charging safer, easier and more accessible.
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Public space improvements to support regeneration of Ashton and StalybridgeResidents and local businesses are to benefit from improvements that will drive sustainable travel opportunities and long-term growth in Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge.
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Ashton derby to support Willow Wood HospiceCurzon Ashton’s match against local rivals Ashton United on Bank Holiday Monday will be dedicated to supporting Willow Wood Hospice.
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Cyclist's epic 3,800 mile ride in memory of friendsA Stockport businessman is taking on the biggest physical challenge of his life by cycling 3,800 miles across America in memory of two close friends.
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Major step forward for new multi-storey Stalybridge car parkPlans for a new multi-storey car park in Stalybridge have taken a major step forward, supporting future growth, investment and town centre regeneration.
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Tameside volunteers needed to support Royal British Legion’s Poppy AppealThe Royal British Legion (RBL) is seeking volunteers to help run its annual Poppy Appeal in Tameside.
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Police appeal for help in search of woman gone missingPolice have issued an urgent appeal to find a woman who has gone missing.
Glossop Chronicle
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Cyclist's epic 3,800 mile ride in memory of friendsA Stockport businessman is taking on the biggest physical challenge of his life by cycling 3,800 miles across America in memory of two close friends.
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Young stars shine at theatre awardsThree young performers are celebrating after winning a prestigious theatre award for their portrayal of the Three Little Pigs in Little Red Riding Hood.
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Glossop speedster closes in on F1 Academy titleGlossop motorsport sensation Alisha Palmowski strengthened her grip on the F1 Academy championship over the weekend with a stellar performance in Zandvoort.
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Gamesley fans match-ready thanks to Tesco donationGamesley football fans can now stay dry on the sidelines, thanks to colleagues at Tesco Glossop.
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Conservatives brand council’s pothole claims “phony”Reform’s claims to have repaired 2,000 potholes a month and one every eight minutes since taking office in Derbyshire have been slammed as “manufactured” and “phony”.
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McDonald’s serves up support for Glossop grassroots footballLocal McDonald’s Franchisee, Stuart Broadbelt, is delighted to sponsor the Glossop North End Community Club Football Club.
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United Utilities introduces heat seeking drones to detect lingering hotspotsHeat seeking drones are giving United Utilities ‘eyes in the sky’ as teams continue to tackle lingering heat hotspots following recent moorland fires.
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Man arrested after woman dies in Tintwistle crashA woman in her 70s has died following a serious collision at the border of Tintwistle which led to the A628 Manchester Road being closed for several hours and caused traffic chaos through the village.
Oldham Reporter
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Oldham secures funding to empower the next generation of creative talentOldham Council has secured funding to launch the Young Creative Producers Programme (YCPP) . . . an exciting new initiative to give young people the chance to shape the future of culture across the borough.
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Section 60 powers in place following reports of large disturbances in OldhamPolice were called to a large-scale disturbance in Oldham last night during which a man suffered life-changing injuries and is in hospital.
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Noah High in ahead of deadline dayOldham have brought in young prop Noah High on loan from Wakefield Trinity until the end of the season.
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Retired teacher named FCHO's August Hidden HeroA retired teacher who helps ensure First Choice Homes Oldham’s (FCHO) Tensing Street Community Centre runs smoothly is the housing association’s August Hidden Hero.
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Police appeal for help in search of woman gone missingPolice have issued an urgent appeal to find a woman who has gone missing.
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Local learning disability charity opens its doors to the community and invites you to join in the funPennine Mencap is an Oldham-based charity that supports and provides opportunities for adults with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs.
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Latest on Royton LibraryOldham council is investigating the cause of the problem that forced one of its libraries to close.
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Royal British Legion shares never-told-before Manchester stories of Second World War ‘Forgotten Army’ soldiersManchester locals have spoken about their grandparents who fought in the ‘Forgotten Army’ during the Second World War on the recent anniversary of VJ Day – Victory over Japan Day.



