Tameside Reporter
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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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Story Makers marks a decade of interactive storytelling fun
Popular storytelling sessions are returning to Tameside libraries to help children learn that ‘It’s Okay to Be Me’.
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Tameside Police are hosting a fraud awareness event
Greater Manchester Police are hosting a fraud awareness event in Hyde this Thursday (October 8th).
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Historic building renovation in Stalybridge gets the go-ahead
The renovation of the Grade-II listed library in the heart of Stalybridge has been given the go-ahead.
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Homes powered by Baked Beans could be part of Greater Manchester’s future
A major plan is being developed that could power thousands of homes with the heat from baked beans, sewage, and data centres.
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How the people of Hollingworth feel about a 14-mile Pennine tunnel
Walking through the village of Hollingworth, you’d be forgiven for thinking ‘I could do without all those HGVs rattling past’. Imagine living there.
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Tameside Hospital AI project wins prestigious national award
A Tameside NHS project which uses the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support patients at risk of emergency department (A&E) attendance has been recognised by receiving a prestigious national award.
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Independent review highlights progress made by Tameside Council
An independent review of Tameside Council has praised the progress made in organisational development, partnership working, regeneration, and digital transformation.
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Hyde Community Day returns with family fun planned
Hyde Market will come alive this Saturday as Hyde Community Day returns with a packed programme of family entertainment, live performances, and activities celebrating the local community.
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Ofsted recognises positive progress at Lyndhurst Primary School
Pupils at Lyndhurst Primary School in Dukinfield are “happy and safe” at a “caring school”, according to its latest Ofsted inspection.
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Community groups invited to apply for Hate Crime Awareness Grants
Community organisations across Tameside are being encouraged to apply for funding to deliver projects and activities that help tackle hate crime and promote safer, stronger communities.
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Stockport bakery Sticky Fingers is expanding to Stalybridge
A much-loved Stockport bakery has confirmed it's bringing its Polish-inspired bakes to Stalybridge – and it's now looking for local tradespeople to help make it happen.
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Police seek help locating wanted man with links to Tameside
Can you help Greater Manchester Police locate Jack Fielding (22/02/1994), who is wanted on recall to prison?
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Dukinfield man dies after jumping from window to escape house fire
A Dukinfield father who was critically injured after jumping from a first-floor window to escape a devastating house fire has sadly passed away.
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Gun crime continues to fall as police crack down on criminals
Police have taken 63 firearms off the streets of Greater Manchester, bringing some of the region's most dangerous criminals to justice.
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Tameside Creative Communities Grants awardees announced
Film making courses, a community cinema and creative activities for young people are among the projects to be funded by the latest round of Tameside Council’s Creative Communities Grants.
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Autumn jobs fair in Tameside hailed a huge success
Hundreds of Tameside residents were able to access job vacancies, training opportunities and career support at this year’s Autumn Jobs Fair.
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Tameside pubs prepare for international beer festival
Beer lovers in Tameside will be able to sample beers from around the world with two local Wetherspoon pubs taking part in an autumn beer festival.
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Tameside Council approves next steps for proposed Hyde Cycling Pump Track
A Community cycling pump track at Victoria Street Playing Fields in Hyde has been approved by Tameside Council to progress to the next stage of development.
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Police launch appeal to find three men in connection with bike robbery
Police have launched an appeal to find three men as they believe they can help with their investigation into a bike robbery in Ashton-under-Lyne.
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Tameside Youth Justice Service hosts a jam-packed summer for young people
Tameside Youth Justice Service (YJS) has offered a packed programme of activities for local young people over the summer.
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Next of kin appeal after man found dead
Police are appealing for the public’s help in locating the family of man found dead at his home in Dukinfield.
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MP opens new affordable housing development in Tameside
The Rt Hon Angela Rayner MP for Ashton-under-Lyne has officially opened a new £5.4 million affordable housing development in the heart of Ashton town centre, delivering 35 much-needed new homes for local people.
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More than 500 bikes seized during summer crackdown on illegal riding
Police have seized more than 500 bikes this summer as part of a crackdown on the anti-social and illegal use of off-road bikes, e-bikes, e-scooters, quad bikes and motorcycles across Greater Manchester.
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Ashton club Waterloo & Taunton shortlisted for national awards
Waterloo and Taunton Conservative Club, Ashton-under-Lyne is in the running for the National Club Mirror Awards.
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Businesses invited to grow £50 in challenge for WIllow Wood
Willow Wood Hospice is challenging local businesses to get creative with just £50 and see how much they can turn it into, to support local people living with life-limiting illnesses.
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Police launch appeal to find woman wanted in relation to shoplifting offences
Police are appealing for help in locating this woman (pictured) who is wanted in connection with multiple shoplifting offences.
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Residents urged to check electoral registration or risk losing vote
Tameside residents are being urged to check their electoral registration details or risk losing their chance to vote on decisions that affect them.
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Aldwyn Primary School celebrates positive Ofsted report
Aldwyn Primary School in Audenshaw is celebrating following a positive Ofsted inspection, which recognised the school’s continuing improvement, high-quality relationships and pupils’ love of learning.
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Major vision for Tameside set to take next step
A major plan to bring almost 10,000 new homes to Tameside by 2042 is set to move forward to the next stage.
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Man wanted in relation to assault in Ashton
Police are appealing for help to trace a wanted man in connection with an assault in Ashton-under-Lyne.
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The massive plans to boost five towns left behind by the Manchester boom
Major regeneration plans for five Greater Manchester towns are about to receive a massive boost.
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Tameside arts centre marked five years at the heart of its community
A Tameside arts centre marked five years at the heart of its community with a day of creativity, culture and celebration.
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National Highways M60 Simister Island work reaches major milestone
Work to deliver the long-awaited M60 Junction 18 Simister Island Interchange is under way, with the next major milestone set to be the demolition of four huge concrete gantries over the motorway.
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Hate Crime Awareness artwork displayed across Tameside
MOSAIC artwork panels created by local young people, community groups and residents are helping to raise awareness of hate crime and celebrate diversity across Tameside.
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Family pays tribute as officers provide update in relation to human remains found close to M67 in Tameside
Officers who have been leading an investigation into human remains found close to the M67 in Tameside have now confirmed the identity of the person who was found under the bridge.
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People urged to get flu vaccine
People across Tameside are being urged to get their flu vaccine this winter to help protect themselves, their loved ones and vulnerable groups from seasonal flu.
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Fire service dream moves closer for homelessness charity resident
A resident supported by homelessness charity Emmaus Mossley has set his sights on a career in the fire service after successfully completing a 12-week personal development programme.
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'Last-stitch appeal' for Scouts' knitting project
Scouting creations are on the ‘homestitch’… but your help is still needed
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Concerns over councils having less power over planning decisions
Next month, councils will have less power over planning decisions following reforms designed to streamline the planning system.
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Landmark law celebrated as Tameside 100-day countdown to a smokefree generation begins
In less than 100 days, future generations in Tameside and across the country will be protected from ever being legally sold tobacco.
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Shop owner sentenced for supplying illegal cigarettes and vapes
A Dukinfield shop owner has been sentenced to carry out 90 hours unpaid community service and ordered to pay over £1900 after admitting the possession for supply of counterfeit cigarettes and non-compliant vapes.
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Tameside restaurant named best Indian in Manchester
Delhi Chaat 'n Cafe has taken top honour at the prestigious British Curry & Catering Awards in Bradford.
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What’s next for the tunnel idea between Manchester and Sheffield
The idea to build a tunnel under the Pennines and connect Manchester and Sheffield resurfaced earlier this year. Now the steps towards it becoming a reality have been laid out.
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Dodgy underpass closed by the council
An underpass that has been a hotbed for antisocial behaviour, drug taking and crime has been closed down by the council.
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Sir Kevin Sinfield opens new buildings at Ashton Sixth Form College
Ashton Sixth Form College has unveiled a major new development on its campus, providing new learning, sporting and wellbeing facilities for students, staff and the wider community.
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Tameside Beer Festival proves to be a big hit
The 2026 Tameside Beer Festival proved another big hit with the local community, with hundreds of people heading to Stalybridge over the course of two days.
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Compassionate Care Group appoints new Director of Complex Services
Clare Murray has been appointed Director of Complex Services by Compassionate Care Group.
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An interview with Tameside’s Reform leader Allan Hopwood
Walking into the Reform Party ‘nerve centre’ in Tameside, party leader Allan Hopwood welcomed us into what he calls ‘the Kremlin’ – the Tameside One council building.
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Residents stay safe and steady with falls prevention support in Tameside
When Roy Stockton, 88, from Ashton fell and broke several ribs, everyday life became a challenge.
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New Litter Hubs launch across Tameside
Eight new community spaces are now operating as Litter Hubs to help keep Tameside clean and tidy.
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Transformational gift enhances women’s health services
The Women’s Health Unit at Tameside Hospital has relocated to the Yellow Suite, where new, modern, fit-for-purpose procedure rooms and clinic spaces have been created.
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Step-free access plans for two Tameside railway stations
Two Tameside railway stations are set for major accessibility improvements as part of a programme to provide step-free access at six stations across Greater Manchester.
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Police launch appeal to locate man in connection with a burglary
Police are appealing for the public’s help to identify a man in relation to a burglary of a dwelling in Sugden Street, Ashton-under-Lyne in Tameside.
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Make September the month to create your Will
Join the Francis House Children’s Hospice Make a Will Month campaign to safeguard your family’s future with a first Will or an updated Will and help support the families of children and young people with life-shortening conditions.
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Dogs Trust launches new support for owners considering giving up their dog
Dogs Trust Manchester is highlighting its new rehoming service, Homestay, for those who need immediate support to rehome their dog but can still care for them until the charity finds them a new home.
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Drivers across Tameside reminded to 'Stop for the Lollipop'
Drivers across Tameside are being reminded to stop to give way to school crossing patrol officers so they can safely guide children and their families across the road.
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Police appeal for help finding woman wanted on recall to prison
Greater Manchester Police have issued an appeal for help locating a woman who is wanted on recall to prison.
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Community support event for Tameside's veterans
Mental health support, a wartime memorabilia box, and socialising are all part of a new community support event for veterans in Tameside.
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Green Party campaigner calls for 388 bus service to be rerouted
Philip Wilson-Marks, Green Party Campaigner for Stalybridge North, is calling on Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) to consider rerouting the new 388 bus service through Tameside General Hospital.
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Discovery Academy Hyde celebrates 10 years of inspiring young minds
This year, Discovery Academy Hyde, part of Victorious Academies Trust, is celebrating its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of achievement, growth and community impact.
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Owners urged not to dismiss changes in pets as ‘just getting older’
Pet owners are being urged to take a closer look at changes in their cats’ and dogs’ behaviour and mobility, after a local vets warned that signs often dismissed as part of ageing could be symptoms of arthritis.
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Local charity invites people to annual Celebration Ball
People are encouraged to get their ball gowns and black ties ready for a celebratory occasion filled to the brim with festivities and class.
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Heroes and Villains unite for super Sunday of support for Hospice care
Over 100 people put their best foot forward for Willow Wood Hospice as this year’s Heroes and Villains-themed walk brought plenty of colour, fun and fundraising.
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Free family fun at ‘Happenin in Hyde’ event
Street theatre, walkabout performances, face painting and arts and crafts are all part of the exciting programme for Hyde's family fun day.
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Evening of Hope to raise funds for Anthony Seddon Centre
A glittering charity event aimed at raising funds and awareness for the Anthony Seddon Centre will take place in Ashton-under-Lyne next month.
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Police make arrests at Cavendish Mill in Ashton-under-Lyne
Greater Manchester Police officers from the St Peter's Neighbourhood Team executed a warrant at Cavendish Mill in Ashton-under-Lyne this morning (September 15).
