The latest news from Wednesday, April 29th, 2026

A prolific offender who carried out a series of burglaries, attempted burglaries and vehicle crimes across Tameside has been sentenced.

Stalybridge Celtic are just one win away from a long-awaited return to the NPL Premier, with Tuesday’s narrow victory over Runcorn Linnets earning them a place in the NPL West play-off final. 

Glossopdale Foodbank has announced the appointment of three new trustees, following what organisers described as an “excellent” response to a recent recruitment drive. 

A free mental health and wellbeing festival is set to return to Tameside later this spring, offering residents a day of support, information, and community connection.

Five months after the much-anticipated reopening of Glossop Market Hall, a key part of the redevelopment remains closed – sparking frustration among traders, residents and local councillors.  

Glossopdale Churches Together will once again be supporting Christian Aid Week, taking place from 10th to 16th May.

An 80-mile fundraising and awareness walk will finish in Glossop, as campaigners call for changes to the law around domestic abuse and emergency intervention. 

For many people, the idea of yoga can feel intimidating, with images of complex poses and extreme flexibility often coming to mind.

After raising £8,700 for patient care in 2025 - the glitz and glamour of Ascot Ladies’ Day is returning to The White Hart Inn in Lydgate this summer.

Tameside Police officers are investigating a theft in Denton?

In a major boost for the North West’s "Digital Powerhouse" status, Hulme Grammar School has announced plans to spearhead a national shift to AI-centric learning.

An elderly man spent days on the floor of his HMO while maggots infested wounds in his legs before he was discovered and later died, a report has found.

A YOUNG person involved in incidents relating to criminal damage has been inspired and empowered to build a brighter future for themselves.

The giant food factory in Dukinfield is in the process of being bulldozed, but now plans for further demolition work have been tabled.

Greater Manchester Wellbeing Series yesterday announced a landmark partnership with leading healthcare provider Bupa.