The latest news from Tuesday, October 6th, 2026
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Do you recognise this man? Tameside Police are seeking help
Greater Manchester Police are asking for help locating the man pictured, as he could help with an investigation into a burglary.
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Aldi Hattersley opens with help from Paralympian
A brand-new Aldi store Hattersley has opened its doors to customers, with ParalympicsGB cycling hero Archie Atkinson cutting the red ribbon alongside pupils from St James Catholic Primary School.
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Guinness World Records recognises longest biography by a single author
The award was presented to His Holiness Mahant Swami Maharaj at an event attended by hundreds of people from Tameside's Hindu community.
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Woman due in court charged with animal cruelty
A 41-year-old woman was due to appear in court charged with offences under the Animal Welfare Act 2006.
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Tameside opens its first Community Grocery
Tameside households struggling to make ends meet can now get a shop for just £5 from the borough’s first ever Community Grocery.
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Consultation on Local Plan for Tameside opens
Residents, businesses and organisations are invited to have their say on Tameside's planning blueprint for the next 15 years.
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Residents attend event to learn about support available to reduce loneliness in later years
Residents aged 50 and over came together at a community event in Stalybridge to find out about the support and activities available on their doorstep.
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National Hate Crime Awareness week set to bring Tameside's diverse cultures under one roof
Local residents are being invited to celebrate Tameside’s diverse cultures as part of National Hate Crime Awareness Week this month.
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Real-life brothers to star in gritty classic "Road" at Chadderton Town Hall
Real-life brothers set to take the stage as Applauz CIC and Sarah Byrne Acting Academy bring gritty classic "Road" to Chadderton Town Hall.
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Man arrested after police seize estimated £2m worth of drugs
An estimated £2 million worth of cocaine has been seized and a man arrested after a proactive stop led officers to three addresses in Middleton and Oldham.
