The latest news from Tuesday, October 27th, 2026
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Officers appeal for information following a shooting in Oldham
Police have launched an urgent appeal for information following reports of a shooting in Fitton Hill which left a vehicle damaged.
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Tame Valley volunteers return to see their tree-planting efforts
Young Friends of the Tame Valley volunteers have returned to see how trees they helped plant in 2022 have grown in the intervening years.
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Halloween spectacular to reopen Ashton’s historic Clarence Arcade
New businesses, family entertainment, and a giant Stay Puft Marshmallow Man will take centre stage as Ashton-under-Lyne’s historic Clarence Arcade celebrates its grand reopening.
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GMP needs help locating woman with links to Tameside
Can you help Greater Manchester Police Tameside locate Molly Apsley (12/01/1991), who is wanted for false imprisonment?
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Green Party calls for 'Budget to make the UK affordable'
Tameside Green Party has called on the Chancellor to deliver a Budget that tackles the cost-of-living crisis, taxes extreme wealth, and invests in climate resilience.
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St John Ambulance issues vital first aid advice for Halloween, Diwali and Bonfire Night
St John Ambulance has shared simple but lifesaving first aid advice for residents preparing to celebrate Halloween, Diwali and Bon Night over the coming days.
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New rules at Greater Manchester tips spark fears of ‘passport-style’ queues
People using Greater Manchester’s tips will need to prove they live in the region under new rules being introduced in 2027 – despite fears from a councillor that it could lead to long ‘passport-style’ queues.
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Police investigation launched following suspected shooting
Police are investigating a suspected shooting in Fitton Hill, Oldham.
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The big plans for better ‘orbital’ transport routes around Greater Manchester
Expanding the Bee Network and improving Greater Manchester’s roads are both part of the plan to boost orbital transport around the region, Bev Craig has said.
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Complaints made over Mottram bypass diversion
Houses shake and residents are being kept up by lorries crashing over potholes in Mottram, according to one local.
