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A Hollingworth couple are proving that fostering can flex around busy working lives while making a life-changing difference to local children.

The compassion, dedication and life-changing impact of mental health and learning disability staff across Tameside and Glossop has been recognised at the 2025 Pennine Care People Awards.

The care, compassion and dedication of NHS mental health and learning disability staff has been recognised at a glittering and fully sponsored awards ceremony.

Detectives are investigating two suspected arson attacks in Oldham from earlier this week.

Tameside residents are once again being urged to recycle their real Christmas trees with Willow Wood Hospice, turning festive clean-up into vital support for local patient care.

A local charity which supports adults with learning disabilities and complex needs has hailed its recent Celebration Ball a huge success.

The Denton History Society says it has been left “effectively homeless” after being told to remove decades’ worth of documents, archives and artefacts from Denton Festival Hall, with no suitable alternative accommodation in place.

Oldham has officially added another Lidl to its shopping scene, as a brand-new store opened its doors at the Hollinwood Junction site.

Angela Rayner, MP for Ashton-under-Lyne, paid a visit to Tesco in Droylsden this week to meet the volunteers supporting the supermarket’s annual Winter Food Collection, which helps provide vital supplies for local people facing hardship during the colder months.

A Tameside counselling organisation that has spent nearly two decades supporting local residents has been recognised with the highest honour a voluntary group can receive.

An announcement for yet another cash injection in Ashton sparked friction at the latest town hall meeting in Tameside.

A Tameside councillor embroiled in the ‘Trigger Me Timbers’ WhatsApp scandal has resigned. 

A man has been found dead in a house fire in Oldham - being investigated by police.

Police are looking for this man (pictured) wanted on recall to prison.

A hard-hitting theatre production is touring Tameside schools to help young people understand, question and challenge violence against women and girls (VAWG).

First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) and Oldham Council are partnering on a new initiative to help young people leaving care receive support with housing and independent living.

A vision for new tram-trains connecting thousands of residents Stockport, Tameside and Manchester could soon be run a disused railway line.

Residents across Tameside will see some changes to their bin collections timetables over Christmas and the new year. 

Four members of a drugs gang - including two men from Oldham - who ran a ‘sophisticated drugs operation’ have been jailed for a total of almost 50 years for conspiring to supply drugs across the North West.

Police are appealing for the public’s help in locating a man wanted on recall to prison.

Strikes by 320 tram drivers working for KeolisAmey Metrolink Limited this weekend have been put on hold after their employer came forward with an offer of improvements to rotas and shift patterns.

Christmas officially arrived in Droylsden and Hyde this weekend as both town centres were transformed with dazzling lights, festive entertainment and a strong sense of community spirit.

Two masked raiders were arrested after a burglary that led to a 105mph police pursuit during busy morning traffic.

A police officer was said to have sustained ‘serious injuries’ in an alleged violent incident at a pub in Oldham.

Tameside Hospital’s Christmas lights switch-on is set to sound more festive than ever this year, thanks to a unique musical group making waves across the borough.

TransPennine Express (TPE) is spreading festive cheer on board this winter with the launch of its new seasonal dishes.

Further industrial action by 320 tram drivers working for KeolisAmey Metrolink Limited is set to cause disruption this festive season - including on New Year's Eve.

Victoria Park Community Centre to host a free Christmas Day lunch for those spending the holiday alone.

A much-loved Oldham headteacher has sadly passed away, aged 92.

The big news emerging from the fans forum last Thursday is that the club and manager Micky Mellon are to begin talks about extending his tenure at Boundary Park beyond the end of this season.

A novel new project could see an old mill building in Oldham spruced up into a new ‘co-working’ hotel.

Residents at an assisted-living facility in Tameside say they have been left “trapped” on upper floors for nearly two months following an ongoing lift breakdown - and claim housing provider Jigsaw Homes has failed to resolve the issue despite repeated complaints.

The Anthony Seddon Fund officially launched the festive season last weekend as its much-loved annual Christmas Fair returned to Ashton-under-Lyne.

A former senior Greater Manchester Police officer who once led GMP’s Tameside division has been permanently barred from policing after a misconduct panel found he sent unsolicited messages and photographs to a female colleague over an eight-month period.

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has secured the longest sentence in the country for breaching a Domestic Abuse Protection Order (DAPO), as part of an intensified force-wide crackdown on domestic abuse.

A cannabis farm worth more than £2 million has been seized by officers in Tameside after an intelligence-led early-morning raid in Droylsden.

Officers are appealing for information after a serious collision on Ashton Road in Hyde.

After over a decade chairing Glossopdale Foodbank, Godfrey Claff has retired. 

A Glossop-based wedding cake designer is celebrating a major industry achievement after being named an East Midlands Regional Winner at The Wedding Industry Awards 2026.

Officers are appealing for information after a shop worker was threatened with a gun in the Failsworth area earlier this year.

A pioneering emergency department testing programme at Tameside Hospital is helping more local people access life-saving treatment and support for HIV and other viral infections.

A Tameside man has been sentenced to a decade behind bars for grooming and sexually assaulting teenage girls through the use of fake online profiles.

Police are urging residents to be extra vigilant following a rise in burglaries in the Failsworth area.

One of First Choice Homes Oldham’s (FCHO) longest-serving employees has retired after nearly 38 years’ service.

Ashton MP Angela Rayner paid a special visit to two Tameside secondary schools as part of UK Parliament Week 2025, an annual event designed to help young people and community groups learn more about the role of Parliament and how democracy works.

The master developer behind the proposed Godley Green Garden Village, MADE Partnership, has chalked up an early double success after agreeing two major sponsorship deals with much-loved grassroots sports clubs in Hyde.

Moss Cottage is set to bring some festive cheer to Tameside as it hosts its annual Christmas Fair on Saturday 6th December, welcoming visitors between 11.00am and 3.00pm.

Greater Manchester Police are joining forces nationwide for Operation Limit - aimed at reducing deaths and serious injuries caused by drink and drug driving.

Oldham Council is extending its current contract with POINT - a charity supporting families of children with additional needs for a further two years.

Greater Manchester is once again leading the UK in innovation and collaboration, this time with a ground-breaking initiative designed to tackle workplace stress, burnout and loneliness.

St Thomas the Apostle Church in Hyde is preparing to welcome the community to its annual Christmas Fair, taking place on Saturday 6th December from 10.30am to 2.30pm at the church on Lumn Road, Hyde, SK14 2RP.

A Tameside homelessness worker has been recognised for his exceptional commitment after helping more than 100 people move off the streets and into stable accommodation in just the past year.

A neighborhood in Oldham has been turned into an ‘eye-sore’ and a ‘dumping ground’ after a landowner started storing abandoned caravans and rubble on a former green space. 

Latics must learn to love early kick-offs because there are going to be a lot more of them before the season is done.

Over 500 Domestic Abuse Protection Orders have been secured as the Greater Manchester pilot - launched in Tameside in July and set to launch in Oldham - reaches its 12-month mark.

One of Glossop’s most recognisable buildings is about to begin an exciting new chapter.

TransPennine Express (TPE) is rolling out one of its biggest-ever security upgrades, with more than 600 new high-definition cameras being installed across its stations.

A generous woman who tirelessly volunteers at one of First Choice Homes Oldham’s (FCHO) community centres has become the housing association’s first ever Hidden Hero.

Homebuilder Redrow is turning dreams into reality –on and off the field – by supporting an athletics team aiming for victory at next year’s Saddleworth Olympics.

Oldham Sixth Form College (OSFC) recently offered students a unique opportunity to explore the world of aviation through immersive, hands-on experience.

Age UK Tameside is supporting residents aged 50 and over to take their next career steps through its free four-week Next Steps Employability Course, designed to boost confidence, skills, and job-readiness.

Afruz Miah BEM, widely known across Greater Manchester and beyond as “Oldham’s Runningman” has been honoured with the British Bangladeshi Who’s Who Award 2025 in the Community & Charity category.

First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) has congratulated local companies who have received gold, silver and bronze membership awards from a national initiative designed to help the environment.

The River Medlock in Greater Manchester is being re-naturalised by Groundwork Greater Manchester as part of the final phase of an 18-month project to restore habitats for local wildlife in the Medlock Valley.

Tameside & Glossop NHS Charity has been named one of just seven national winners of The Great Community Refresh, a UK-wide competition run by iconic sweet maker Swizzels to celebrate 70 years of its well-loved Refreshers brand.

Oldham Council has reaffirmed its commitment to resident safety, transparency and improvement following a C3 regulatory judgement from the Regulator of Social Housing relating to the housing stock managed on behalf of the council.

A beloved Ashton landmark has been given a new lease of life following confirmation that Monopoly Properties has acquired Clarence Arcade, returning one of Tameside’s most historically significant buildings to local stewardship.

Parking in Borough Council car parks will be free again this year this December as High Peak residents and businesses prepare for, and celebrate, the festive season.

A Hadfield resident has launched his own brand of locally produced honey - and business is already off to a sweet start. 

Whitfield Together has scooped first prize in this year’s Crompton & Woodcock Awards, which recognise exceptional community groups based in the High Peak.

Glossop Old Band has announced the death of one of its most cherished and longest-serving members, Hugh Cant, who dedicated more than six decades of his life to the band.

Hundreds of new affordable homes could soon be built in Tameside on ‘unlocked’ council-owned land. Town hall bosses have signed off on a plan to release land earmarked for housing.

The chair of the Reform Party in Tameside has been banned from the road after being convicted of drink driving.

Town hall bosses in Tameside need to find £6.5m to balance the books – but have vowed not to cut jobs or services to reach that figure. 

Derbyshire’s first public book vending machine will be unveiled inside the transformed Glossop Market Hall this month.

Around 10,000 kids will benefit from the lifting of the two-child benefit cap in Oldham, according to the local authority. 

Old Glossop Cricket Club (OGCC) is opening its doors this Christmas hosting a number of festive stalls at the recently renamed 'Glossop Glass & Glazing Cricket Ground' on Manor Park Road.

At just 22, Jade Irving has already carved out a remarkable path in the world of skincare.

Glossop will once again enjoy a full timetable of festivities, as the town prepares for its big Christmas Lights Switch-On in Norfolk Square

A beautiful new Bar & Brasserie called 'BANK' is set to open this Friday in one of Glossop’s most recognisable buildings, the former NatWest Bank on the High Street.

Glossop Mountain Rescue Team is striking a new chord with its festive fundraising this year, thanks to the generosity of a local craftsman.

A former pub in Oldham town centre could be turned into a huge HMO and woman-only gym.

Portland Basin Museum is bringing Christmas cheer to Tameside this winter with a packed programme of free and bespoke festive activities suitable for all ages.

Tameside Hospital has officially opened its newly refurbished MRI scanner suite following a 16-week transformation designed to make scans more comfortable, inclusive and child-friendly.

Oldham Council has unanimously approved a motion to ensure that families in the borough have access to non-invasive post-mortem services, free at the point of need, when authorised by the coroner.

Oldham Council is bringing extra festive cheer to the town centre this winter with Festive Saturdays - a series of free family events running across four weekends from late November to mid December.

Ashton’s historic Town Hall is set to take a major step forward in its transformation, with planning consent now granted for the next phase of works to restore the landmark’s iconic front steps.

Magic and memories await children across Tameside this winter as the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme unveils a festive schedule packed with fun, food and seasonal celebrations.

Families in Oldham are being invited to celebrate the festive season with a one-of-a-kind concert experience at Queen Elizabeth Hall.

J. Greenwood Builders has relocated to a new head office in Odham to accommodate further expansion, following a year of strong demand that produced increased turnover and pre-tax profit.

Market Avenue is gearing up for a day of festive fun as the community prepares to launch its Christmas on Market Avenue celebrations this Saturday, 29 November 2025, running from 10am right through to 10pm.

Generous staff and students at OSFC have been busy fundraising and collecting donations for the SPARK Oldham Christmas Fundraising Challenge over the last couple of months.

A Hyde shop with a long-running history of selling illegal cigarettes, tobacco and vapes has been ordered to close following a successful investigation by Tameside Council.

Tameside College is set to benefit from a major investment of £562,533 to enhance its facilities and expand training opportunities in key growth sectors, including digital technologies, advanced manufacturing and clean energy.

A watchdog has voiced ‘serious concerns’ about the management of social housing in Oldham.

A much-loved after school club in Oldham that closed down suddenly last year is now to be demolished.

Tameside’s pubs and bars have been given a pre-Christmas safety boost following a series of spot checks carried out as part of a coordinated operation to support the borough’s night-time economy.

Greswell Primary and Nursery School is celebrating a major milestone with the grand opening of its brand-new Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) playground, an inspiring outdoor space designed to spark imagination, creativity, and a love for learning.

Francis House Children’s Hospice has launched its 2025 Christmas Appeal – Love and Life – shining a spotlight on the vital support it offers to families of seriously ill children across Greater Manchester.

Oldham Council has unanimously approved a motion to improve access to education for children living in temporary accommodation (TA).

Hollingworth Primary School is inviting families and local residents to step into the festive season as it hosts its Christmas Fair on Monday 1st December, starting at 3.20pm.

Oldham teacher Arif Mohid has returned home a hero - winning four medals for Great Britain and an unexpected black eye - after a triumphant performance at the World Martial Arts Championships in Norway.

A review is taking place as to whether child sexual offence cases or reports in Derbyshire could be linked to the national grooming gangs inquiry.

Strikes by Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) workers are going ahead today after the employer cancelled planned talks yesterday (Monday).

Tameside remains one of the North West’s smoking hotspots, despite a decline in its smoking rate over the past year, according to new figures released by the Department of Health and Social Care.

A courageous police officer who put his life in danger by grappling with an armed man for public safety has been nominated for a Bravery Award at the recent Chief Constable's Annual Awards.

Major travel disruption is set to hit Manchester next month as 320 tram drivers working for KeolisAmey Metrolink Limited have voted to strike.

Calling all history enthusiasts, Tameside Local Studies is offering an early Christmas treat with a special Local History Book Sale packed with brilliant deals for curious minds and gift-seekers alike.

Festive fun comes to the town centre as Ashton Town Team launch Christmas trail.

A townhall boss has condemned a series of ‘racist and malicious’ AI-generated videos of her that were shared in a public group on social media.

The government has confirmed the creation of a new annual National Day for Victims and Survivors of Terrorism, delivering on a long-standing promise to formally recognise those whose lives have been devastated by terrorist attacks.

A prestigious school in Oldham is selling off its grade-listed nursery building as it prepares to completely ‘phase out’ its Kindergarten.

A man who raped and threatened to stab a woman he had been watching for six months has had his sentence increased following the Solicitor General’s intervention.

Groups across Tameside are joining forces with the council to tackle violence against women and girls (VAWG) as the borough marks White Ribbon 2025.

What should have been a joyful start to Ashton’s festive season has instead left many visitors frustrated, after families reported missing the Christmas lights switch-on on Saturday and described the event as underwhelming compared to previous years.

New plans for a drive-thru McDonald’s in Hyde have been tabled, seven months after the fast-food giant backed out of their original proposal.

Police arrested an Oldham man on suspicion of possession of a firearm - thanks to its latest deployment of Live Facial Recognition technology.

Oldham is set to benefit from a landmark £31.5 million investment through the Greater Manchester Good Growth Fund, announced by Mayor Andy Burnham.

United Utilities is investing a further £270,000 to upgrade more than 3km of Oldham’s water mains network.

Police are appealing for help to find Shah Foyaz Miah, who is wanted for driving and drug offences that occurred on St Albans Road, Tameside on Tuesday, November 11, 2025.

Newly formed Legends Volleyball Club in Oldham has secured Polish Village Bakery as main sponsor – and welcomed an England international to its elite team.

A High Peak charity that delivers services in Glossop, Gamesley and across the borough has won one of the country’s most prestigious charity awards.

The longest wait for a one-bedroom social housing apartment in Oldham is 101 years. At least, that was the staggering figure visible on a set of housing statistics on the council webpage until just a few days ago.

The path keeps giving way beneath our feet. After several days of rain, layers of leaves and sludge have turned into a ‘dangerous mud slide’. Every third or fourth step is a balancing act.

Depending on who you ask, Oldham’s townhall boss divides opinion. She’s been the target of racial abuse and a car-bombing. She lost and regained her leadership in consecutive elections.

Pupils at St Paul’s RC Primary School in Hyde helped mark a milestone this week as Warm Front Ltd celebrated its 20th anniversary with a time capsule burial and the planting of a commemorative Silver Birch tree.

Several new 20mph zones are due to be introduced on roads around Oldham.

When 21-year-old Ellie Craven shut the door on her university halls for the final time, she wasn’t expecting to become one of Tameside’s biggest social-media success stories.

A cash injection of £41m is destined for Tameside, with two places in line for a transformative makeover.

A prolific burglar who targeted homes across Tameside and Manchester has been jailed for more than eight years.

Homelessness charity Emmaus Mossley welcomed supporters, families, friends and a special appearance from Father Christmas, as it hosted its much-loved annual Christmas celebration.

A children’s home in Oldham has been told it needs to improve after one youngster ‘had to leave prematurely because staff could not meet their needs’, a government watchdog has said. 

Saddleworth will be affected by road works from next week as United Utilities carries out £270k worth of improvement works.

Tameside Council’s Rough Sleeping Team will be out across the borough this evening alongside partner organisations to locate and support anyone who may be sleeping rough, as temperatures continue to fall and pose a serious risk to life.

Families from Gamesley were treated to a memorable day out in Blackpool on Saturday, courtesy of the G52 Community Group. 

The ‘VictoriARTS 25’ exhibition marked the fifth major art showcase organised by the Friends of Victoria Hall in just three years.

Mossley is preparing to sparkle once again as the much-loved Christmas Tree Festival returns to Mossley Community Centre and St John the Baptist Church, Roughtown Road, from Friday 5th to Sunday 7th December.

Council emergency crews respond to more than 80 calls across Tameside.

Residents of Ashton-under-Lyne are invited to get into the festive spirit while helping the environment at this year’s Christmas Jumper Swap, a cheerful community event organised in partnership with Friends of Waterloo Park.

Carers from across Tameside gathered on Thursday morning to learn about their rights, access practical advice and connect with local support services as part of Carers Rights Day.

Ashton-under-Lyne Swimming Club’s dedicated volunteer Barbara made a powerful statement this week, bravely shaving her head in front of swimmers, families, and coaches to raise money for two charities close to the club’s heart, Reuben’s Retreat and Finding Rainbows.

Tameside Council has announced a series of decisive measures aimed at ensuring it delivers a balanced budget by the end of the financial year, as rising demand and increasing costs continue to place pressure on local authorities across the country.

Dogs Trust Manchester is getting into the Christmas spirit as it prepares to host its annual Christmas Fair on Sunday 7th December, and the team is inviting the whole community, two-legged and four-legged visitors alike, to join in a day packed with festive fun.

Old Glossop residents rolled up their sleeves once again this weekend in a heartening display of community spirit.

PCrefurb, a charity dedicated to tackling digital exclusion across Derbyshire and Tameside, have celebrated another year of life-changing work at its Autumn Review.

Derbyshire County Council has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Ukrainian refugees by allocating £2.16 million in government funding to district and borough councils across the county.

Parking in Borough Council car parks will be free again this year this December as High Peak residents and businesses prepare for and celebrate the festive season. 

A local opticians has unveiled a £70,000 refurbishment, providing a whole new look designed to enhance the overall customer experience. 

Three people have been charged in connection with a firearms discharge at a business on Minton Street, Oldham, in April 2024.

Ashton-under-Lyne is set to benefit from almost £20 million of new investment as part of the Government’s Pride in Place programme, funding aimed at creating safer, healthier and more prosperous communities across the UK.

A councillor duo in Oldham have returned to the local Conservative group just seven months after quitting the party.

An appeal over the refused 17-home development behind an industrial warehouse in Mossley has been dismissed.

Tameside is gearing up for a sparkling start to the festive season as schools, businesses and community groups come together to host a series of family-friendly Christmas events across the borough this weekend.

Ashton town centre will be transformed into a festive wonderland this Saturday (22 November) as the Christmas Celebrations arrive with a packed programme of magical performances, creative activities and family fun.

A major new proposal designed to make housing more affordable for local residents is set to be discussed by Tameside Council’s Executive Cabinet next week.

Excitement is growing in Ashton-under-Lyne as the first of the town’s brand-new market kiosks have now arrived on site, marking a significant step forward in the ambitious transformation of the market square.

Concerns have been raised this week about the state of Tameside Hospital’s Accident & Emergency department, with families describing scenes of overcrowding, unsafe conditions and serious lapses in cleanliness, despite the unit having undergone refurbishment last year.

Thousands of children across Tameside could wake up to a brighter, more magical Christmas this year thanks to the return of the Tameside Toy Appeal 2025.

Tameside Council is poised to overhaul the way it manages its buildings and facilities, with plans to bring the majority of its Facilities Management (FM) services back under direct Council control from May 2026.

A pub in Oldham will reopen to the public for the first time since police ordered the venue to shut down following an alleged assault. 

Two neighbours have been left unable to return home after a tree came crashing down on their houses in Oldham during Storm Claudia.

Tameside businesses are already reaping the benefits of a new series of fully funded business surgeries launched to strengthen growth, resilience, and innovation across the borough.

After half a century living in Droylsden, Frank Hill has watched the town centre change in ways he never hoped it would.

A former community hub in the centre of Hollingworth is set to be offered to local organisations, after Tameside Council confirmed it no longer has a use for the building.

As temperatures plunge across Greater Manchester, Dogs Trust Manchester is urging dog owners to take extra precautions to keep their four-legged friends safe from seasonal dangers such as grit, rock salt, and antifreeze.

The market hall in Ashton will soon be transformed to complement the regeneration work underway in the town centre.

An Oldham landmark has been completely erased from the town’s skyline as preparations begin to transform the area. 

An MP has branded years harassment and abuse directed at local politicians as ‘completely unacceptable’, describing it as ‘a sad example of politics torn by divisive actors’. 

Almost 100 new affordable homes in a ‘vital location’ have been completed in Oldham.

Stalybridge shimmered with colour and creativity on Saturday as the much-loved Northern Lights Winter Parade returned on 15 November, officially launching Tameside’s festive celebrations.

The Anthony Seddon Fund is kicking off the festive season with its much-loved annual Christmas Fair, taking place on Saturday 29th November 2025, from 11am to 3pm at 12 George Street, Ashton-under-Lyne.

Young people across Tameside are learning how to recognise and respond to Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE) thanks to a powerful new theatre initiative touring the borough’s schools this autumn.

Tameside Rotary has donated £1,200 to support urgent humanitarian relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Melissa, which has caused catastrophic damage across Jamaica, Haiti and Cuba.

Operation Vulcan officers have continued their dual focus of community engagement and tough enforcement in Derker, as the team marks more than six months since its initial deployment to the area.

Depleted Latics again showed plenty of grit and determination to gain a valuable point against a very decent Crewe side.

Roughfields, one of Hadfield and Padfield’s most cherished pockets of nature, is set to become the canvas for a spectacular new wildlife mural.

Last week, the Local Democracy Reporting Service revealed a ten-year-old boy had been hospitalised with ‘potentially life-threatening’ symptoms due to staggering neglect. 

As temperatures fall and worries about rising energy bills persist, Tameside Council has once again reopened its network of Warm Welcome Hubs to support residents through the colder months.

Residents of all ages and abilities were given the chance to enjoy the freedom of cycling during a special accessible session at the Tameside Cycle Circuit on Thursday 6 November.

Oldham Council boss, Arooj Shah has been shortlisted for Leader of the Year at the 2025 LGIU and CCLA Cllr Awards.

This week’s round-up highlights the work of neighbourhood officers in Oldham, showcasing how teams are delivering GMP’s Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee.

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has launched Operation North Star – an initiative to help protect communities during the festive period and bring criminals to justice.

A new alternative education provision has opened in Glossop to support young people aged 11–16 who are struggling to thrive in mainstream education or have been permanently excluded. 

TransPennine Express (TPE) is set to introduce a new timetable next month, delivering more services, extra capacity and greater choice for customers across the North and into Scotland.

A much-loved former Oldham Mayor has passed away after a long battle with lung cancer.

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has tested the eyesight of more than 500 motorists as part of a nationwide effort to improve road safety during the darker autumn and winter months.

Reform UK is marking six months since its local election wins in May - but critics say there’s little to celebrate, accusing the party of failing to deliver on its pledges.

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

Whether you enjoy a challenging hike or a casual stroll, the High Peak caters to a diverse range of preferences.

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