The latest news from Thursday, September 10th, 2026
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Tameside manufacturer steps up digital plans after leadership programme
A Dukinfield manufacturer is stepping up its use of technology after its operations manager took part in a programme aimed at helping manufacturing leaders plan for the future.
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Small HMO plan sparks uproar
A small HMO in Ashton that left locals disgusted has been rejected by Tameside council.
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Empty Mossley mill will be turned into housing
The abandoned Britannia New Mill in Mossley will be demolished and replaced with housing.
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Meet the board helping shape Hattersley's future and share your ideas
The people helping to shape the future of Hattersley are inviting residents to join the conversation.
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Tameside teams together to launch Borough Strategy 2026-30
Organisations across Tameside came together to launch a strategy to help make the borough a better place to live, work, and visit – delivering a shared vision of making Tameside a great place for all.
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Major project about to open
A major project ‘unlike anything else in the UK’ is about to open in the heart of Oldham after nearly £13m was spent transforming the area.
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Firefighters tackle house fire in Dukinfield
A house fire broke out in Dukinfield in the early hours of Thursday morning, leading to the road being closed and residents being evacuated.
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Reform leader says he’s still in charge despite claims
Oldham Reform’s boss says claims he is no longer in the post are ‘just gossip and hearsay’. This comes two days after other party leaders were reportedly told Councillor Lewis Quigg was being replaced.
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New MDC approved
A new ‘rocketbooster’ could turbo-charge major changes in Oldham over the next decade. This could see a new indoor arena built, thousands of new homes, and millions of pounds of investment.
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Plan for major changes in five Greater Manchester towns backed by mayor Bev Craig
Plans for major regeneration in five Greater Manchester towns have taken a step forward.
