Tameside Reporter from Thursday, June 26th, 2025

The empty Wilko unit in the heart of Ashton town centre is set to be taken over by Tameside College.

Lidl is pushing ahead with plans to build a new store in Audenshaw.

CLEAR dementia transformation project at Hyde Primary Care Network (PCN) shortlisted for Nursing Times Award after delivering £1 million in NHS savings and cutting hospital admissions by 27%.

The Anthony Seddon Fund are looking for local people who go above and beyond to promote positive mental health and wellbeing in the community. It's time to celebrate the amazing people who make a difference in our lives!

Mark your calendars for a day packed with community spirit, creativity, and well-being at The Anthony Seddon Fund’s annual open day at The Anthony Seddon Centre, 12 George Street, Ashton-under-Lyne, Saturday 12th July, 11am–3pm.

Opportunities to live and learn in Tameside are set to increase following the approval by Tameside Council to lease the former Wilko unit to Tameside College.

A bin crew who helped an elderly woman with dementia to get safely back home have been praised for their caring actions.

Jackie, 61, from Stalybridge supports both Anne and Mel through Shared Lives, a scheme empowering people with a range of needs to share daily life with a carer.

An old pub in Ashton will be transformed into a new 54-seat restaurant and a house of multiple occupation (HMO). 

An old mattress warehouse in Ashton will be transformed into a new apartment block.