The very latest news
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New Prime Minister Andy Burnham promises to end rough sleeping in UK – this is how he’s done in Greater ManchesterAndy Burnham has pledged to end rough sleeping across the country in his first speech as Prime Minister.
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Missing man found dead in TamesideA man who was reported missing in Tameside has sadly been found dead following a police search.
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Stalybridge canal lock gates to be replacedCanal & River Trust has announced that a lock in Stalybridge town centre will be getting new gates this winter.
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LGBTQ+ youth charity appeals to Greater Manchester mayoral candidatesThe CEO of Greater Manchester’s LGBTQ+ youth charity The Proud Trust has written an open letter to all candidates hoping to become the next Mayor of Greater Manchester.
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Artisan Market brings independent traders to AshtonThe new Ashton Artisan Market made its debut on Sunday (July 19th), with dozens of stalls located around Market Street and Bow Street.
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Director of children’s services in Tameside 'happy with progress'The council boss leading the push for improvement to Tameside’s failing children’s services believes she’s on track to deliver her ambitious targets.
Tameside Reporter
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New Prime Minister Andy Burnham promises to end rough sleeping in UK – this is how he’s done in Greater ManchesterAndy Burnham has pledged to end rough sleeping across the country in his first speech as Prime Minister.
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Missing man found dead in TamesideA man who was reported missing in Tameside has sadly been found dead following a police search.
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Stalybridge canal lock gates to be replacedCanal & River Trust has announced that a lock in Stalybridge town centre will be getting new gates this winter.
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LGBTQ+ youth charity appeals to Greater Manchester mayoral candidatesThe CEO of Greater Manchester’s LGBTQ+ youth charity The Proud Trust has written an open letter to all candidates hoping to become the next Mayor of Greater Manchester.
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Artisan Market brings independent traders to AshtonThe new Ashton Artisan Market made its debut on Sunday (July 19th), with dozens of stalls located around Market Street and Bow Street.
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Director of children’s services in Tameside 'happy with progress'The council boss leading the push for improvement to Tameside’s failing children’s services believes she’s on track to deliver her ambitious targets.
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The vision of how the nine towns of Tameside could changeWhen it was created back in the 1970s, the 29.6 mile River Tame gave its name to the constituency it calls home. And today, it still a decision which breaks the mould in Greater Manchester.
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New Ashton Artisan Market debuts this SundayThis Sunday, the new Ashton Artisan Market is set to debut around the Market Hall in Ashton-under-Lyne.
Glossop Chronicle
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Glossop rallies for Jack as fundraiser tops £5,000Family and friends overwhelmed by community support after terminal brain tumour diagnosis
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High Peak to join new Derbyshire North councilGlossop and the rest of the High Peak will become part of a new single council from 2028 after the Government confirmed plans to abolish Derbyshire's current two-tier system.
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Firefighters continue to tackle Tintwistle blazeFirefighters returned this morning to the major wildfire incident at Tintwistle after scaling back operations overnight.
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Overwhelming community support for Gamesley Sports CourtResidents turned out in force on Friday, July 11, as Gamesley Community Centre celebrated the finale of its fundraising campaign to transform the village’s football sports courts.
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Whaley Bridge : No murder charge for homeowner after CPS reviewNo charges to be brought against Whaley Bridge homeowner after fatal shooting during alleged burglary
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Twig Coffee to open in Manor Park"We can't wait to open... let the new Twig begin!"
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New tunnel planned between Manchester and SheffieldA 14-mile tunnel beneath the Peak District mountains could cut journey times between Manchester and Sheffield by 30 minutes, according to an ambitious proposal.
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BREAKING: Woman chargedShania Care-Slede (10/05/2006), of Market Street, Hyde, was arrested yesterday (13 July 2026) and has been charged with aggravated arson, being reckless as to whether life was endangered, and dangerous driving.
Oldham Reporter
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Life is now completely different in Derker but fears remain“People thought they weren’t going to do anything from now on and the fear that instilled in other people. The police knocked on every house on our road and not one of them would give any information.”
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Further arrests made in relation to Dovestone Reservoir fireOfficers investigating the ongoing moorland fires at Dovestone Reservoir which began on Saturday 11th July, 2026, have made two further arrests.
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Oasis Academy Oldham stage first-ever “Belong” Music FestivalOasis Academy Oldham staged its first-ever “Belong” Music Festival . . . a vibrant celebration of music, culture, creativity, and community that brought together students and staff for an unforgettable day of entertainment.
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Local adventurer takes on gruelling Colombian Jungle expedition for charityA local adventurer and deputy headteacher is preparing to tackle one of his toughest challenges yet as he heads deep into the Colombian jungle to raise money for charity.
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Grand Final winner Forber returns to OldhamOldham are delighted to welcome back hooker Tom Forber to Oldham, having signed on loan for the remainder of the season from Wigan Warriors.
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Police issue appeal for wanted manPolice are appealing for the public’s help to trace a wanted man from Oldham.
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Oldham flyover to closeDrivers will face delays in Oldham as a dual carriageway near the town centre shuts. The closure will be in place until September.
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Oldham council fails to break leadership deadlock for fourth time as chaos continuesOldham still has no leader after another chaotic meeting saw claims Labour and Reform are ‘in cahoots’ and pleas to come together because people are ‘laughing at us’.



