The Anthony Seddon Fund is hosting a 1940s' afternoon this weekend, with comedy songwriter Dom Collins.
It's at St Christopher's Church Hall on Lees Road in Ashton, from 1pm to 3.30pm on Saturday (November 2).
There will be a prize for the best 1940s' dress and tickets cost £6.50.
You can get them from The Anthony Seddon Centre on George Street in Ashton.
Guinness to give away free pints at Curzon Ashton
Curzon Ashton fans can enjoy a free pint of Guinness or Guinness 0.0 this Boxing Day, as part of the company's non-League initiative.
Paws, treats and festive cheer
Festive cheer is being spread across Tameside and Glossop this Christmas thanks to a dedicated NHS team going the extra mile to brighten hospital stays during the holiday season.
Tameside wins national recognition for healthier, sustainable food efforts
Tameside has been recognised on the national stage for its commitment to creating a healthier and more sustainable local food system after being awarded the Sustainable Food Places Bronze Award.
Young people find new opportunities through Tameside Youth Justice sports partnerships
Young people across Tameside are discovering new ways to learn, grow and connect thanks to a range of projects led by Tameside Youth Justice Service (YJS).
