The very latest news
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£1,500 boost to protect Glossop fish stocksJon Pearce, MP for High Peak, has visited a historic fishing pond in Glossop after a local angling society received £1,500 in funding from the Environment Agency.
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Bank Holiday football round-up: Derby day delight for Curzon and GlossopBoth Ashton sides met in the league for the first time in over seven years on Bank Holiday Monday, as Curzon Ashton welcomed Ashton United to the Tameside Stadium.
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Find your voice, change your life - Local Vocals comes to Ashton-under-LyneLocal Vocals are opening a new choir in Ashton-under-Lyne. The community choir runs 44 other choirs across the North of England.
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Four people charged in relation to a wildfire at Dovestone ReservoirFour people have been charged following a wildfire at Dovestone Reservoir in July.
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Fields of Gold Festival 2026 is set to bring two days of tribute acts to TamesideFields of Gold Festival returns to Ashton-under-Lyne this weekend for two days of live music, tribute acts, and a buzzing festival atmosphere.
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Oldham charities unite to call for national treatment centresAn Oldham community care provider has become the first organisation to back a UK campaign calling for specialist endometriosis health clinics.
Tameside Reporter
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Find your voice, change your life - Local Vocals comes to Ashton-under-LyneLocal Vocals are opening a new choir in Ashton-under-Lyne. The community choir runs 44 other choirs across the North of England.
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Four people charged in relation to a wildfire at Dovestone ReservoirFour people have been charged following a wildfire at Dovestone Reservoir in July.
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Fields of Gold Festival 2026 is set to bring two days of tribute acts to TamesideFields of Gold Festival returns to Ashton-under-Lyne this weekend for two days of live music, tribute acts, and a buzzing festival atmosphere.
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Choking can become life-threatening within minutes as St John Ambulance aims to teach 500,000 life-saving first aidThirty-one per cent of people in the North West do not know choking can become life-threatening in minutes without first aid - according to new research from St John Ambulance.
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Neighbourhood pride and appreciation celebrated with help of Eco Streets projectResidents are enjoying transformed streets and alleyways, featuring colourful mosaic house numbers, improved waste and recycling management, and community vegetable planters.
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Police launch appeal for information following fatal road traffic collisionA pensioner who was rushed to hospital following a road traffic collision on Thursday has sadly died.
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Droylsden teenager makes history on world jiu-jitsu stageA 14-year-old from Droylsden has completed a remarkable hat-trick of international Grand Slams while living thousands of miles from home to chase his dreams.
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Tameside Baby Showers to help families prepare for parenthoodExpectant parents and growing families are invited to a new series of Baby Showers taking place across Tameside from September.
Glossop Chronicle
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£1,500 boost to protect Glossop fish stocksJon Pearce, MP for High Peak, has visited a historic fishing pond in Glossop after a local angling society received £1,500 in funding from the Environment Agency.
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25-year-old with terminal cancer says "This is my purpose".When Jack Rawding-Revell began suffering from double vision, severe headaches and overwhelming fatigue earlier this year, he had no idea how dramatically his life was about to change.
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Reform councillor speaks out on controversial Ukraine postA Reform UK Derbyshire county councillor has insisted his support for Ukraine is “absolute, unequivocal and unwavering” following questions raised about a controversial post.
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Four arrested after grenade report leads to evacuationFour men have been arrested after around 20 homes were evacuated following reports that a grenade may have been present at an address in Glossop.
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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.
Oldham Reporter
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Four people charged in relation to a wildfire at Dovestone ReservoirFour people have been charged following a wildfire at Dovestone Reservoir in July.
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Oldham charities unite to call for national treatment centresAn Oldham community care provider has become the first organisation to back a UK campaign calling for specialist endometriosis health clinics.
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Oldham traffic crackdown as funding confirmed to keep yellow box junctions clearMotorists should be able to take advantage of freer flowing traffic at four key locations in Oldham after funding has been confirmed and equipment is on order for work to keep critical yellow box junctions clear.
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Choking can become life-threatening within minutes as St John Ambulance aims to teach 500,000 life-saving first aidThirty-one per cent of people in the North West do not know choking can become life-threatening in minutes without first aid - according to new research from St John Ambulance.
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Oldham specialist school invests £100K on expansion but not to take on more pupilsAn Oldham specialist school has invested £100,000 to open an ICT suite, new classrooms, calm rooms, a library and a new kitchen, but it will not increase the number of pupils it teaches.
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Poetry, brass and recovery: a new way to walk in OldhamA permanent audio walking trail co-created by people recovering from substance use is set to launch in Oldham this September, blending spoken-word poetry with brass band music.
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Community litter-pick organised by FCHO hailed a successThe Barker Street Estate was given a clean up this month thanks to an event organised by First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO).
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Macbeth and Lady Macbeth cast in Oldham Coliseum Theatre’s bold new productionOldham Coliseum Theatre has announced Andrew Sheridan and Erin Shanagher will take on the roles of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth in its radical staging of Shakespeare's Macbeth, directed by the Coliseum’s new Creative Director, Nick Bagnall.



