The latest news from Monday, July 27th, 2026
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Local author creates children’s book celebrating Manchester’s rain
A new children’s picture book celebrating Manchester’s famously rainy reputation has been published by local author Lainee Perez from Hattersley.
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Funding applications open to support mental health in Tameside
Mental health support for families with children under two could be in line for financial support thanks to a new round of funding.
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Over £200,000 invested back into homes and educational initiatives thanks to profit share deal between FCHO and Wolseley Managed Services
A profit share deal between First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) and Wolseley Managed Services has led to more than £200,000 being invested back into homes and educational initiatives.
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Kids can travel free on Stagecoach buses throughout August
Families across the region are being encouraged to make the most of the summer holidays thanks to a new scheme allowing children to travel free on Stagecoach buses throughout August.
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People encouraged to visit parks as part of Love Parks Week
Oldham Council is encouraging residents to make the most of Oldham’s green spaces as part of Love Parks Week, which began on Friday, July 24 and runs until August 2.
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Tameside voters reminded to cast their vote in Mayoral election
With the Greater Manchester Combined Authority Mayoral Election being held on Thursday, Tameside residents are being reminded of everything they need to know before polling day.
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Glossop leisure centre gets fitness upgrade
New gym equipment and fresh, modern interiors are being delivered at the leisure centres in Glossop and Buxton thanks to around £140,000 of improvements funded by the Borough Council.
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Oldham community invited to nominate young people for Shine Awards
NOMINATIONS are open for this year’s Shine Awards, hosted by Mahdlo Youth Zone, recognising young people across Oldham who are making a difference through their actions, achievements and contributions.
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Derbyshire police set out plan to tackle anti-social behaviour
A new plan aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour (ASB) and protecting victims across Derbyshire has been unveiled by Derbyshire Constabulary and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.
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Blythe House helps patients grow through gardening
Local people with a life-limiting illness are being invited to enjoy the therapeutic benefits of gardening as Blythe House Hospice launches a horticultural wellbeing group this summer.
