The latest news from Thursday, November 5th, 2026

A Ukrainian father of two from Glossop who took part in the Bury BID 10K to raise money for children affected by the war in Ukraine has smashed his fundraising target.

Ashton Market Square has been a building site for two years. Now an opening date for its £14.6 million upgrade has been confirmed by the Council.

Plans for two old mills in Oldham could be given the go ahead which would see 111 new homes built in Saddleworth.

On Saturday, October 31st, the historic Clarence Arcade in Ashton-under-Lyne reopened to the public.

A nursery that was deemed a ‘risk to children’s safety’ has been closed, with staff and parents claiming to be left out of pocket.

A fright night to remember for families across the community.

Women suffering from the crippling condition endometriosis should schedule a visit to their local surgery – and make sure they haven’t got diabetes too.

Hulme Grammar School and Northern have announced a strategic educational outreach partnership to create an ongoing bridge between industry and education across Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) subjects.

A predatory offender who targeted men has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after a survivor bravely came forward and helped secure his conviction.

The date has been set for the race to replace former Oldham Reform leader councillor Lewis Quigg.