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Droylsden boxer Billy Deniz makes the long-awaited return to the ring this weekend, as he looks to extend his unblemished pro record to 15 wins.  

Two collaborative projects at Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust were awarded highly commended at this year’s national Health Service Journal (HSJ) Independent Healthcare Providers Awards.

To save running costs and help the environment, energy will be created through solar panels, which are to be installed at Heys Primary School in Ashton-under-Lyne.

Police have concluded searches of Tandle Hill Country Park as part of an investigation into how a 17-year-old girl may have been harmed last Friday (March 20).

Domestic Abuse Protection Orders (DAPOs) will now be used in every GMP district including Oldham following more than 460 arrests since the pilot started 18 months ago.

Councillor Alan Graves, Leader of Derbyshire County Council, has issued a statement to the Glossop Chronicle about the potential closure of Glossop Household Waste Recycling Centre.

Glossopdale Together Alliance is sending a coach to London on Saturday 28th March to take part in the March for Love and Unity against Hate under the banner of “Together We Stand, Divided We Fall."

School children have taken part in a celebration event that rounded up a series of hate crime workshops and interactive theatre experiences.

Manor Park’s new Active Zone has officially opened at a launch day buzzing with activity and energy.

A 35-year-old man has been charged in connection with a shooting on School House Road, Oldham, which took place on February 15, 2026.

The National Car Park (NCP) in Ashton-Under-Lyne on Cotton Street is set to be closed tomorrow (27 March).

Three pupils from East Crompton St George’s CE Primary School in Oldham are the lucky winners of a Bellway competition celebrating British garden wildlife.

From Flower to Flavour: Glossop creative studio translates floral design into 'The Florist' gin.

Manchester Airports Group (MAG) attended Get Oldham Working (GOW) this week in a major employment and skills initiative aimed at connecting the town's residents with exciting career opportunities across one of the UK’s largest airport operators.

Two giant town centre redevelopment schemes have been pushed forward by town hall bosses.

Chutney Masala in Mossley was filled with music, laughter and generosity on Tuesday 24 March, as more than 60 guests gathered for a special fundraising evening in aid of The Christie Allsorts.

A local father has taken on an extraordinary endurance challenge by running 10 marathons in 10 consecutive days in memory of his daughter Molly. 

Two much-loved local charities are joining together to strengthen support across Glossop, Buxton and the wider High Peak. 

As his year as Mayor of High Peak draws to a close, Cllr Dom Starkey is inviting residents to join him to celebrate the year and support his chosen charities.

Derbyshire is set to benefit from a major investment aimed at reducing ‘hidden’ unemployment.

Glossopdale Fairtrade hosted a coffee morning and prize-giving event at Central Methodist Church on Saturday 21st March, to celebrate local children who took part in this year’s Fairtrade competition.

Tuesday night saw Ashton United pass up on the chance to set up an all-Ashton Manchester Premier Cup Final, with Tameside neighbours Droylsden picking up a shock semi-final victory at Hurst Cross. 

Easter is traditionally a time of joy and renewal, when people look to celebrate as we move into spring.

Oldham residents in need of financial help will get the crisis support they need thanks to a commitment agreed by Oldham Council this week for 2026/27.

What a night, what a game, what a season. Latics are authoring records, upending the league table, becoming that one team who emerge from the depths while others – Notts County among them – falter.

Plans to create three new tower blocks with more than 300 homes in Oldham Mumps are forging ahead.

Oldham has received a more than half-a-million pound booster for the reopening of the Coliseum Theatre.

Police have arrested four people and safeguarded a vulnerable individual following a series of coordinated visits to massage parlours across Tameside.

A new apartment block could soon be built on land that was once home to the North Star pub in Dukinfield.

A new mental health hospital will be built on the grounds of an old care home in Hyde, despite safety fears from locals.

A primary school in Stalybridge is celebrating after inspectors recognised its effective practice across all areas in its latest Ofsted report.

Members of the Ashton United Supporters Club are gearing up for another demanding sponsored walk this weekend as they continue their efforts to raise funds for local football and community initiatives.

Residents in Stalybridge are being invited to roll up their sleeves and take pride in their town as a community clean-up takes place later this month.

This week, we’re proud to feature a guest contribution from Eva Yates, aged 16, who has spent time in the newsroom gaining a first-hand look at local journalism. As part of that experience, she has written an opinion piece on a topic that directly affects her generation: whether the voting age in the UK should be lowered to 16.

Tameside & Glossop NHS Charity has received a welcome boost after a generous donation of £403.73 from Denton Striders Walking Football Group, raised during their annual fundraising tournament.

Residents interested in a rewarding career in adult social care are being invited to attend a series of upcoming recruitment sessions in Tameside, where they can learn more about becoming a support worker and meet the team behind the service.

The much-loved Flower Festival at Willow Wood Hospice is set to celebrate a major milestone this spring as it marks its 10th edition with an enchanting new theme.

Workshops and information stands have been held across Tameside to highlight Greater Manchester’s Complex Safeguarding Week of Action, which took place from 16 to 20 March.

Ashton MP Angela Rayner met with pupils at St Stephen’s CE Primary School in Audenshaw to discuss growing concerns around road safety outside the school.

Residents can once again access services at Hyde Town Hall after the building reopened today (23 March) following a temporary closure caused by a fire last month.

Hyde United’s worst fears came true on Saturday as visitors Workington came out on top in the pair’s relegation six-pointer, plunging The Tigers into the bottom three. 

Police are currently carrying out a detailed search of Tandle Hill Country Park in Royton after a teenage girl was assaulted on Friday.

When Helen Rowland, CEO of Focus-Trust, met teacher Harris Kahn little did she know he had once been a pupil at one of its primary schools.

Saddleworth Parish Council has launched its Spirit of Saddleworth Award to recognise voluntary service to the community.

First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) recently delivered more notices seeking possession of its properties following alleged criminality uncovered by the Operation Vulcan crackdown in Derker.

Residents in need of adult social care support are being urged to contact a new dedicated service as their first point of call from the end of March.

Standing on what was once Roe Cross Road, it’s hard to miss the scale of change taking place in Mottram.

A brand-new sport and social hotspot is arriving in Tameside this month, as Glass Padel prepares to officially open its doors with a launch event on Saturday, 28 March.

This weekend, Tommyfield Market in Oldham will close its doors for the final time.

A new purpose-built children’s home is set to be created in Hyde, providing vital support for some of Tameside’s most vulnerable young people.

The future of Mossley Community Centre has been secured after Tameside Council put forward plans to agree a new long-term lease with the building’s trustees.

Derbyshire County Council has announced a major investment to help local people recovering from drug and alcohol dependence.

Well-known local charity Reuben’s Retreat has announced a busy programme of fundraising events for the year ahead as work continues towards the final stages of its long-awaited development.

Following the departure of first team manager Mark Bradshaw earlier this week, Curzon Ashton have announced the appointment of current midfielder Adam Barton. 

Derbyshire County Council have approved £200,000 worth of grants, to help more people get online and improve their digital skills.

Glossop residents would be forced to travel to Buxton to dispose of their waste if plans to close the town’s recycling centre go ahead, as proposed new rules mean they won't be able to use Tameside sites as an alternative.  

Applications for High Peak Borough Council’s ‘Community Climate Change Fund’ will open in April, offering financial support to local projects aimed at tackling the climate and nature emergency.

Derbyshire County Council has approved its first biodiversity report, setting out steps aimed at protecting wildlife and improving natural habitats across the county. 

A motorcyclist was taken to hospital after leaving the road at one of several landslip-damaged sections of the A57 Snake Road on Saturday 14th March.

As his year as Mayor of High Peak draws to a close, the Mayor is inviting residents to join him to look back and celebrate.

Rayner Stephens High School has welcomed a truly inspirational figure whose impact is already woven into the fabric of the school.

Young people from across Tameside and Glossop have turned creativity, teamwork and entrepreneurial spirit into vital funds for Willow Wood Hospice.

As spring officially begins on Friday, 20 March, dog owners across Tameside are being urged to stay alert to hidden seasonal dangers that could put their pets at risk.

A Tameside-headquartered charity has been featured on BBC Morning Live this week as part of Comic Relief, shining a spotlight on the importance of support for fathers experiencing baby loss.

Residents across Tameside are being invited to have their say on the future of Ashton Town Hall at a special drop-in event later this month.

A new community theatre company founded by a young High Peak artist is preparing to stage its first major musical production. 

Support staff at Saint Mary’s Catholic Voluntary Academy in Glossop and St Charles Catholic Voluntary Academy in Hadfield are set to take strike action next week, as part of a dispute over pay cuts and jobs.

Greater Manchester Police have arrested 11 people following coordinated drug raids across Oldham, Tameside and Rochdale today.

Dr Kershaw’s Hospice is teeing up for its Golf Day at Manchester Golf Club this summer.

First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) is offering support for a host of clean ups and litter picks across its communities for this year’s annual Great British Spring Clean initiative.

The latest Pankhurst–Fawcett Scorecard and Report by GM4Women2028 has revealed that gender inequality remains a reality across all areas of life in Greater Manchester, including Oldham.

A football team in Oldham has been given the go-ahead to take over a plot of land as their new home pitch.

Oldham council says it’s sending a ‘clear message’ in a clampdown on vape shops selling illegal tobacco products.

A woman from Tameside has bravely waived her anonymity after being sexually assaulted, in a bid to encourage other victims to come forward and report offences to police.

Care-experienced young people across Tameside are being offered access to free, good-quality clothing through the relaunch of Cat’s Wardrobe, a sustainable initiative designed to boost confidence and wellbeing.

A Denton primary school is celebrating a major playground transformation after receiving a £10,000 donation from National Highways’ Community Legacy Fund.

A determined community fundraiser is once again pushing the limits in the name of charity, this time embarking on a remarkable 100-mile walk while fasting during Ramadan.

Curzon Ashton have announced the departure of first team boss Mark Bradshaw, who has been relieved of his duties following a difficult run of form.

Stalybridge Celtic surged up to fourth place in the NPL West table on Tuesday night with a statement 3-1 win at Bootle. 

Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council has today (March 18) resolved to grant planning consent for revised proposals for Godley Green Garden Village, paving the way for up to 2,150 new homes.

Officers from the Serious Collision Investigation Unit (SCIU) are appealing for information following a fatal traffic collision on Broadway, Royton.

A community fundraising evening held at The Snipe Pub in Audenshaw has raised £435 for Christ Church, Ashton-under-Lyne.

A spectacular Spring Family Festival is set to bring colour, culture and community spirit to Tameside this Easter, offering residents and visitors an exciting preview of the future of Ashton and Stalybridge town centres.

Residents attending the popular Stalybridge Street Fest will soon have the opportunity to learn more about fostering and how they can support local children and young people.

Oldham is getting ready to launch its new market. After a six-month delay, the council is throwing all its energy into the grand opening of ‘The Market’ – the new home for Tommyfield traders.

The TRANSMISSION Dance Festival will still bring a vibrant celebration of movement and community to Hyde this weekend, despite last-minute changes the temporary closure of Hyde Town Hall.

A massive food factory in Dukinfield will be demolished, three years after it shut its doors.

Heartfelt tributes have been paid to a “much-loved” 13-year-old boy from Ashton-under-Lyne who tragically died just weeks after being diagnosed with blood cancer.

Three specialist sniffer dogs played a key role in uncovering thousands of pounds worth of illegal tobacco and vaping products during a major enforcement operation across Tameside.

A group of determined cyclists are set to take on a 62-mile charity bike ride next month in a heartfelt show of thanks to the neonatal teams who cared for baby Herbie after his premature birth.

Residents across Tameside are being urged to have their say on how more than £1.3 million of Pride in Place Impact Funding should be spent in their communities.

Nicola introduced 'Welcome into Our Care' packs after being deeply moved by a child entering care with nothing of her own.

Following their incredible success, Oldham-based Theatre Company, Dare to Know is returning to the stage for a Spring 2026 tour . . . taking on new spaces and offering the chance to see the show that topped Manchester’s theatre scene.

Tucked away on Droylsden Road near the Snipe Retail Park is a business that has quietly supported thousands of local people for nearly seven decades.

Failsworth’s last bank will be transformed into seven one-bedroom apartments and a co-working lounge.

Let’s start with the bad news. James Reade, economics professor at Reading university, has been in touch about my assertion last week that Latics require 1.8333 points per game to reach 71 points. By his calculations, which are far more trustworthy than mine – who says you won’t amount to anything without GCSE maths? – Latics will need more than 71 points to clinch seventh place this season. Professor Reade reckons the target is a minimum of 74 points.

A vacant factory in Mossley could soon be transformed into houses and an apartment block.

Residents in Ashton have come together in a powerful show of unity and solidarity following a recent incident at Manchester Central Mosque on Tuesday, 24 February 2026.

High Peak MP Jon Pearce has welcomed the £53 million support package announced on Monday by the Prime Minister, to help the most vulnerable households with the price of heating oil.

Greenside Primary School in Droylsden is celebrating a remarkable achievement after Year 6 pupil Martha Yosief was named a national award winner in the Show Racism the Red Card School Competition 2026.

A pioneering alternative provision supporting young people at risk of exclusion has been building an inspiring partnership with the University of Cambridge, helping to challenge long-held perceptions about what pupils from Tameside and across Greater Manchester can achieve.

A Tameside mother has spoken of the “terrifying” ordeal she endured at the hands of an abusive ex-partner, as she supports a new campaign to raise awareness of stalking and harassment.

The controversial Godley Green Garden Village housing development will go back before the council’s planning panel this week.

A leading commercial vehicle dealer has shown its commitment to supporting local communities by providing vital assistance to a well-used Indian community centre in Ashton-under-Lyne.

Mums from across Mossley were treated to a heart-warming evening of coffee, cake and creativity as girls from the 2nd Mossley Rainbows and Brownies units hosted a special Mother’s Day celebration.

Residents across Tameside are being encouraged to roll up their sleeves and take part in this year’s Great British Spring Clean campaign to help create a cleaner, tidier borough.

Hulme Grammar School is proud to announce its 30th Anniversary School Production, Legally Blonde: The Musical, running this March 2026.

More than 30 social housing tenants signed up for First Choice Homes Oldham’s (FCHO) employment service last week following an event designed to help them find a job with their landlord.

A Dukinfield poet has written a powerful tribute inspired by boxing legend Ricky Hatton in a bid to raise awareness of the growing crisis surrounding men’s mental health.

First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) has completed its latest £2.3 million investment upgrading more properties to be warmer and more energy efficient.

Sett Valley Kitchen, the home of “Live & Let’s Pie”, has won two prestigious awards at the British Pie Awards.

A restored historic building in the centre of Glossop has officially opened as a new venue for weddings, celebrations and community events.

Pet owners have a brand-new destination for all their pet care needs, as Pets at Home have opened a new combined pet care centre and Vets for Pets veterinary practice.

Gamesley Community Centre was buzzing with conversation and celebration on Friday 6th March as Crossroads Derbyshire hosted an International Women’s Day event.

A major scheme set to transform journeys across the North has reached three significant milestones.

Alan Graves, leader of the Reform-led Derbyshire County Council, recently joined a political petrol station stunt near Buxton, as Reform UK temporarily reduced the price of fuel for motorists.

All of the dogs taken from a stolen van and dumped in the Oldham area have now been recovered thanks to the efforts of local volunteers and officers.

Police have confirmed that a device discovered at a secondary school in Ashton-under-Lyne was non-viable after specialist officers determined it was an empty illumination flare.

Dr Kershaw’s’ Hospice at Home service is celebrating 10 years of providing compassionate care within the Oldham community.

Latics require 1.8333 points per game from their remaining 12 fixtures to reach 71 points which, historically, is the average number of points needed to secure the final League Two play-off berth. As always, relying on stats to ascertain the truth of any given football situation is like divining the mechanics of the universe by looking at the night sky through a drinking straw.

Workers across Oldham and Greater Manchester are being warned about the dangers of silica dust exposure, as concerns grow over the number of people developing a serious and irreversible lung disease known as silicosis.

A team from Tameside Council has helped residents affected by redundancies at Ryecroft Foods find new employment, with two former employees already securing new jobs.

A Manchester based dance group is set to raise the roof with a host of performances and local people are invited.

Girlguiding leaders in Ashton Division are appealing for more volunteers to step forward and help support local units, ensuring hundreds of girls across the area can continue to enjoy the opportunities the organisation provides.

Newman College in Chadderton will remain shut after a fire broke out in one of its science classrooms.

Families across Tameside are being invited to attend a free community marketplace later this month, offering fresh fruit and vegetables along with activities and support for local residents.

Giant new housing scheme planned for Mossley countryside.

A local chronic illness community group is inviting residents to take part in an awareness march on the 28th of March to highlight the impact of endometriosis and other long-term health conditions.

A local football coach is helping children across Oldham and Greater Manchester build confidence and enjoy sport through inclusive SEND friendly small-group football sessions.

A six-bed HMO in Royton has been given the greenlight by councillors, despite ‘anger and upset’ in the local community.

As Oldham Mountain Rescue Team team were arriving at base for their weekly evening training, a call came in reporting walkers in the Dove Stone area who had lost the path and, as darkness fell, were unable to identify their location.

A popular local play cafe is opening its doors to families of all faiths and backgrounds this month with a duo of seasonal celebrations designed to promote diversity and community cohesion.

Glossop’s Gamesley Community Centre is set for a major transformation after being awarded £191,570 from the East Midlands Community Development Fund, delivered by Mayor Claire Ward.

The number of pupils receiving their first-choice secondary school place in Tameside has reached its highest level in a decade, according to the local authority.

Residents are being invited to step into the rhythm of Tameside’s past and present as a vibrant new dance festival arrives in Hyde later this month.

Lighter evenings, warmer days and the first signs of blossom can only mean one thing -spring is on its way.

No further action will be taken against a 49-year-old man who was arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a man in Royton on Sunday (March 8).

A Hyde resident is celebrating a major personal milestone after successfully quitting smoking with support from Be Well Tameside.

Tameside & Glossop NHS Charity has been awarded £24,900 to transform an underused green space at Tameside Hospital into an accessible, biodiverse area designed to support the wellbeing of NHS staff, patients and visitors.

A Tameside resident has been appointed as the next High Sheriff of Greater Manchester following a special ceremony at Buckingham Palace.

Work has started on the new Sainsbury’s and PureGym in the Gee Cross area of Hyde.

Community led events are set take place across Tameside from the 9-23 of March, as part of the Greater Manchester Live Well Spring Festival.

Ahead of Dog Theft Awareness Day on Saturday, 14 March, Dogs Trust Manchester is issuing guidance to owners in a bid to say, 'paws off!' and prevent dogs from being separated from their loving families.

Thirteen Oldham Mountain Rescue Team members were called to assist North West Ambulance on Sunday morning  after a walker fell visiting Dove Stone Reservior sustaining multiple injuries.

Councillor Arooj Shah, leader of Oldham Council, has welcomed the government’s new definition of anti-Muslim hate describing it as an important step forward to protect all regardless of their faith.

Oldham Mountain Rescue Team (OMRT) are excited to announce the return of the Dove Stone Diamond Multi-Terrain Race.

An article written by Eva Yates, 16, on the impact of TikTok and how it affects people across the world.

Dog owners whose pets worry sheep are  facing “unlimited fines” under tough new rules to protect country livestock.

The opening date of Oldham’s new market space has finally been announced. The new building on Yorkshire Street will replace the current Tommyfield Market, which is due to be demolished.

Eva Yates, 16, is completing work experience with the newsroom at the Reporter and writes here about her experience of home education.

Families across Tameside are invited to hop along to a fun-filled Easter celebration later this month as a special Egg-Stravaganza Party comes to Ashton.

A Tameside charity that is tackling food waste while helping residents facing financial hardship is being highlighted as part of Food Waste Action Week.

Empty land in Hattersley will be transformed into a giant park for locals to enjoy.

A Covid memorial in Shaw has been smashed to pieces for the second time just under a year after it was targeted by vandals.

Curzon Ashton have confirmed the resignation of club chairman John Clayton, who has stepped down from his role due to ‘personal circumstances’. 

Oasis Academy Leesbrook once again opened its doors to community members, parents, students, and staff as it hosted its popular Ramadan Iftar event.

A partnership between Derbyshire County Council and the NHS is continuing to strengthen its SEND services, according to a new report. 

A new community group has been launched to help care for the Waterloo & Taunton War Memorial after concerns were raised about its condition.

Operation Vulcan which began in Oldham, has been operating in Brinnington for just over three weeks now - and has already seized a potentially deadly firearm from the streets.

Members of the Ukrainian community gathered at the Ukrainian Community Centre on Stockport Road in Ashton to honour the courage and legacy of Ukrainian women during a special International Women’s Day event.

Sixty-seven blank-firing guns have been handed into police stations across Greater Manchester as the fight against removing deadly weapons off the streets continues.

Hundreds of residents from across Tameside will have the chance to explore new employment opportunities when the Spring Jobs Fair returns next month.

"If you'd asked me six months ago what care compliance was, I'd have given you a strange look." 

Parents and carers across Tameside are being encouraged to share their experiences of the support available from pregnancy through to their child’s early years.

Local residents are pleased to see the completion of another good-causes initiative by current Mayor of Austerlands, Paul Sykes.

Three primary schools in Tameside have begun working in partnership with the Stamford Park Trust as they move towards formally joining the multi-academy trust.

Oldham Mountain Rescue Team was called to assist North West Ambulance Service after a mountain biker came off their bike in woodland at Park Bridge, sustaining a potential back injury.

Tameside residents are being invited to help create what organisers hope will be the region’s largest and most colourful carnival parade.

A local housing provider has handed over a cheque of more than £14,000 to men’s mental health charity AndysManClub after a year of successful fundraising.

A few weeks ago on these pages, after Latics had lost three games in a row, conceding three goals in each game, I wrote them off for the season. Consolidation achieved, but with an unfulfilled objective to entertain and compete. Latics have won four games and drawn two, including last week’s stand-off against leaders Bromley at Hayes Lane, and the season is back in the balance. Tranmere Rovers were there to be hammered at Prenton Park, and Latics obliged. Tequila!

The issue of election voting integrity has seen much scrutiny over the past week after observers raised ‘major concerns’ about family voting in last week’s Gorton and Denton by-election.

Ashton-under-Lyne MP Angela Rayner is urging families across Tameside to take part in a major national consultation on how to better protect children online.

Hospitality leaders across Greater Manchester are joining forces to address rising levels of stress and burnout among workers, amid warnings that workforce wellbeing is becoming a serious commercial risk for the sector.

Ashton-under-Lyne is set to burst into colour this spring as the new Tulips of Ashton Trail launches on Saturday, March 14.

When the old Ashton swimming baths building was bulldozed last year, any hope of a pool coming back to Tameside’s civic town went with it.

Hundreds were slapped with fines for fly-tipping in Tameside last year – the most in the north west.

The ever-popular Stalybridge Street Fest event is returning next month. Friday, April 10 marks the return of the Tameside town for its fifth year. 

The cost of living is soaring, bills are going up and people are living ‘on a knife’s edge’. It’s no wonder a council tax rise in Tameside has filled Sophie Walton with dread and fear.

The sun is out and it finally feels like spring in Oldham town centre. Nothing can shake people’s good moods – as workers sunbathe on street benches, a man shares a joke with two bobbies patrolling on horseback, and shoppers shrug out of their puffer coats like butterflies coming out of cocoons. 

Residents across the county will be encouraged to get creative this spring with the return of Derbyshire Makes, Derbyshire County Council’s flagship festival celebrating making in all its forms. 

One of Greater Manchester's largest Hindu temples transformed Oldham's streets this week to mark Holi, the Hindu Festival of Colours, which was celebrated globally on March 4.

Preparations are already in full swing for this year’s Glossop Carnival, with organisers promising a packed weekend of family fun in the heart of the town. 

Over recent months, our coverage of the local campaign group High Peak Against Racism has prompted discussion and, in some cases, criticism.

High Peak Borough Council have met to set its budget for the coming year at £16.6 million, to fund essential services for residents, businesses, and visitors.

Glossop-based butchers J W Mettrick & Son Ltd are flying the flag for the town after entering three pies into this year’s British Pie Awards.

Latics’ last visit to Prenton Park was memorable for lots of reasons. In beating Tranmere Rovers in the FA Cup 1st Round in November 2024, Latics were signalling unambiguous intent and capability in what became the season when they won promotion out of the National League.

A new independent school for children with special education needs at a Grade-II listed building will soon open in Oldham.

Budding performers who love singing and drama are being invited to a free launch night as Little Voices Saddleworth and Holme Valley prepare to open in Uppermill.

The council will look into the possibility of getting a new swimming pool for Ashton as part of the town centre redevelopment.

A row has erupted over road repair priorities in Glossop after plans were announced to resurface several roads in Shirebrook while other routes described as “dangerous” remain unrepaired.

A local councillor is encouraging residents to head outdoors this spring and enjoy new woodcarvings installed along the Leesbrook area.

Families and organisations across Greater Manchester gathered for a celebration at Alexandra Park’s new Environment Centre.

A fundraising gala ball in Buxton is set to celebrate 35 years of a local hospice charity, and tables are now available to book.

Stockport based NK Theatre Arts head to New Mills Art Theatre for the very first time with their production of Rock Of Ages.