The latest news from Monday, October 13th, 2025

The rail industry is supporting serving military personnel and veterans by providing free rail travel during this year’s Remembrance commemorations.

Ashton Central Mosque is opening its doors to the whole community this weekend for a special event in partnership with the Tameside Health Group.

Tameside Council is leading the way in supporting young children’s transitions from Early Years settings into primary school, as part of a national call to ensure “No Learner Left Behind.”

Hulme Grammar is proud to celebrate this year’s Manchester Science Festival with the official launch of the Brenda Mills Institute of Innovation and Technology (BMIIT).

Police are appealing for the public’s help after a suspected serious assault at Werneth Cricket Club.

OIdham Council’s winter clothes appeal is underway with many families benefitting already.

An Oldham doctor has welcomed a detailed response from the Minister for Roads and Buses about the ongoing problems with the availability of practical driving tests and challenges around booking them.

Derbyshire County Council says it is on track to clear its pothole backlog by mid-October, thanks to a major investment in road maintenance. 

Ambitions marked a special milestone last week as the organisation celebrated the 9th anniversary of its popular Tameside Disco on Tuesday, 7th October, with a lively event at The Old Fire Station Pub in Ashton-under-Lyne.

A vibrant pop-up art trail will transform Mossley’s two high streets later this month, celebrating creativity, community and neurodiversity.