The latest news from Friday, September 11th, 2026
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Lily’s of Ashton to host Nepal Appeal buffet
Lily’s Indian Vegetarian Cuisine in Ashton-under-Lyne is inviting the local community to come together for a special fundraising buffet in support of the Nepal Appeal.
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Tens of thousands enjoy a summer of fun in Tameside
Over 13,000 people enjoyed Tameside’s cultural events over the summer including a ginormous sandpit, arts and crafts by the river, and theatre performances in the park.
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Craft Artisan Market coming to Stalybridge
Shoppers and visitors can enjoy a new artisan event with a creative twist at Stalybridge Victoria Market Hall as part of its new programme of activities.
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Discover Tameside's history at the Heritage Open Days Festival
From a vintage Ashton bus to fascinating archaeological discoveries, Heritage Open Days will showcase Tameside's transport heritage and local history.
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Communities invited to support Pink Chai campaign to raise awareness of breast cancer
With Breast Cancer Awareness Month just weeks away, people across Oldham and beyond are being encouraged to host a Pink Chai gathering to raise awareness of the disease.
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Woman being sought by police to assist with shop robbery
Police have released a CCTV image of a woman they would like to speak to as they believe she can help with their investigation into a theft at Holland & Barrett on Market Place, Oldham.
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Hulme Grammar School’s Head of Computer Science wins National AI Innovation in Education Award
Stephen Norbury, Head of Computer Science at Hulme Grammar School, has been honoured with the prestigious AI Innovation in Education Award at the national CODE Awards.
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Bev Craig covers tram extensions, face covering bans and the tourist tax
Metrolink extensions, banning face coverings and the newly introduced tourist tax have all been discussed by Bev Craig.
