The latest news from Thursday, March 19th, 2026

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.