The latest news from Wednesday, January 14th, 2026

Glossop North End made it through to the semi-finals of the Derbyshire Senior Cup on Tuesday, claiming the local bragging rights in the process with a penalty shootout win over New Mills. 

Tuesday saw all three Tameside clubs involved in Manchester Premier Cup action earn a place in the semi finals.

Gamesley Primary School has welcomed representatives from Howmet Aerospace to celebrate the presentation of a generous grant that will transform the school’s outdoor learning environment. 

On Sunday evening, Oldham Mountain Rescue Team was called out to search for two lost walkers in the Dovestones area of Saddleworth.

Three people have been arrested following early morning raids conducted by the Operation Vulcan team.

The High Peak Green Party have spoken out about Derbyshire County Council's potential plan to close the Glossop Household Waste Recycling Centre.

Officers are continuing to appeal for information following a now-fatal collision between a car and pedestrian in Failsworth.

The much-loved TGI Friday’s restaurant on Ashton Moss has now shut its doors permanently, marking the end of an era for the American-style dining venue that has been a fixture of the local leisure scene. 

A rallying call to Tameside Labour members says the party is ‘fighting a losing battle’ locally to Reform.

They are the source of frustration for many motorists across Greater Manchester and it’s the job of our councils to fix them.

Winning local photographers are to help make Tameside Hospital more dementia-friendly.

A brand-new sensory-friendly play centre, The Magic Burrow, is preparing to open in Droylsden, and its owner, Molly Edwards, says it will be “a place like no other”.

A man has been arrested following a burglary at the home of a 77-year-old man in Tameside, after police responded to the incident in just four minutes.