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Tameside councillor refuses to step down following ITV exposé

An ex-Reform UK councillor has refused to resign following the release of an ITV exposé.
Weekend football round-up: New Celtic boss off to a flyer

New Stalybridge Celtic boss Dave Jones got his tenure off to a flying start on Saturday, as his side came from behind to edge a seven-goal thriller with second-placed visitors Prescot Cables.
GMP’s Special Constabulary mark 195th birthday with day of action in Ashton

Multiple arrests were made when Greater Manchester Police participated in a dedicated day of action in Ashton-under-Lyne.
Cardiology unit staff help dad celebrate daughter's wedding

A kind-hearted effort from staff at Tameside Hospital meant that a dad who was too unwell to attend his daughter’s wedding was able to celebrate with her on the acute cardiology unit instead.

Tameside councillor refuses to step down following ITV exposé

An ex-Reform UK councillor has refused to resign following the release of an ITV exposé.
GMP’s Special Constabulary mark 195th birthday with day of action in Ashton

Multiple arrests were made when Greater Manchester Police participated in a dedicated day of action in Ashton-under-Lyne.
Cardiology unit staff help dad celebrate daughter's wedding

A kind-hearted effort from staff at Tameside Hospital meant that a dad who was too unwell to attend his daughter’s wedding was able to celebrate with her on the acute cardiology unit instead.
The two councils who refused the new government planning changes

Two Greater Manchester councils could be acting unlawfully in less than two weeks after rejecting government changes to the way planning applications are approved and denied.

Cardiology unit staff help dad celebrate daughter's wedding

A kind-hearted effort from staff at Tameside Hospital meant that a dad who was too unwell to attend his daughter’s wedding was able to celebrate with her on the acute cardiology unit instead.
Celebrating 20 years of helping people living with chronic conditions

A support group for people living with fibromyalgia and ME/CFS is celebrating its 20th anniversary, marking two decades of friendship, understanding and peer support in the High Peak.
Glossop Glow Ride to shine a light on cycle safety

The Glossop Glow Ride will see cyclists of all ages take to the town's streets, using bike lights, glow sticks and bright clothing to highlight the need for people to feel safe when cycling locally, day or night.
Council to prioritise potholes over deteriorating flags

Derbyshire's resources will be directed toward filling potholes rather than removing flags installed on lampposts, its Reform UK leadership has said.

Former council leader receives Lifetime Achievement award

Former Leader of Oldham Council, Howard Sykes MBE, has been honoured with the ALDC President's Award for Lifetime Achievement in Local Government at the recent Liberal Democrat Conference.
Greater Manchester Police given £1.8m in Home Office Knife Crime Concentration Fund

Greater Manchester Police has been awarded £1.8m as part of the Home Office Knife Crime Concentration Fund as it looks to increase police patrols, providing more CCTV and support during early prevention work in key hotspot areas.
Royton Library finds a new temporary home as essential repair works progress

The Royton library will reopen at a temporary location from today (Monday, October 19) ensuring residents can continue to access the service.
Town Square Car Park reopens additional spaces ahead of festive season

Visitors to Oldham town centre will benefit from increased parking with approximately 126 additional spaces available.

Tottenham beat Coventry to end wait for a win and climb out of relegation zone

Tottenham climbed off the bottom of the Premier League after James Maddison’s superb 14th-minute opener inspired a 3-1 home win over Coventry.
Police issue overnight curfew in parts of Paris to try and curb further disorder

Paris police said in a statement they had issued an overnight curfew in two areas of the French capital “to protect people and property from the violence and looting”.
UEFA gives FIFA two weeks to provide details about controversies under Infantino

UEFA has given FIFA two weeks to provide answers and supply documents related to a series of controversies during Gianni Infantino’s presidency.
Staff at Britains grid operator did not cover up blackout risks probe finds

Staff at Britain’s electricity grid operator were not involved in a cover-up to avoid blackout risks becoming public this summer, but the organisation should address cultural and governance issues, an investigation has found.

Weekend football round-up: New Celtic boss off to a flyer

New Stalybridge Celtic boss Dave Jones got his tenure off to a flying start on Saturday, as his side came from behind to edge a seven-goal thriller with second-placed visitors Prescot Cables.
Not Really Here Media teams up with HOLLOU Sports

Local sport brings people together. From children joining their first team to adults playing, training and competing, it deserves recognition and support. That’s why Not Really Here Media is delighted to welcome HOLLOU Sports as our Official Sports and Teamwear Partner, working with us to support local sports groups, clubs and teams across all age groups.
Frost stars in statement Mossley win

Mossley got back to winning ways in style on Wednesday with a 3-1 win at 2025/26 play-off semi-finalists Lower Breck.
Brownhill calls time on Celtic stay

Stalybridge Celtic have been dealt a big blow ahead of Saturday’s clash with Prescot Cables, with stalwart defender Kyle Brownhill departing the club.

Review: TADAA hit the jackpot with a dazzling production of Guys and Dolls

Following their fabulous production of Footloose last year, the Theatre Arts of Dukinfield and Ashton (TADAA) step up to deliver one of the most iconic musicals in Broadway history.
Alex Cann's weekly film blog - 9th January

A mix this week of stuff that I watched over the festive season and a couple from this week, to start another year of movie watching!
Alex Cann's weekly blog - 9th January

It was tempting to write something this week about the digital darts being fired from the keyboard of the world's richest man, and how it might be better if we just switched social media off for a bit, but for the sake of my blood pressure, I thought I'd share the first part of a musical Top 10 with you.
Dave Sweetmore - 31st October

After the massive success of last year's huge 40th anniversary tour, legendary soul band Stax Of Soul will be rolling back into Uppermill in November as part of this year's series of tour dates.
Dave Sweetmore - 5th September

Rock n Roll Star, National Treasure, Musical Icon, Manchester legend, and TV hero Shaun Ryder next week begins a huge UK theatre tour which runs until May 2025, telling stories and tales of his life as one of music's most iconic and wildest frontmen