Tameside Reporter from Thursday, July 17th, 2025

Ashton Town Team made the town centre retail businesses the focus of this year’s awards as these independent traders work hard to attract. The awards were sponsored by Bromleys Solicitors who chose The Hidden Kitchen as their winner for the Sponsors Award. Paul Westwell, Managing Partner, Bromleys Solicitors LLP said “At a recent lunchtime meeting where all our staff come together to talk about developments at the business, I asked them where are the hidden gems in Ashton, places where they may visit at lunchtime or after work. There was a majority vote for The Hidden Kitchen on the basis of a

Students at Laurus Ryecroft are stepping into the world of architecture, engineering and construction thanks to an exciting new partnership with consultancy giant Mott MacDonald.

Dogs Trust Manchester is urging dog owners to take extra care around bodies of water this summer following concerns of an increase in blue-green algae due to the prolonged hot weather.

When Tracey Walsh lost her beloved dog Sunnie, she was plunged into a depth of grief she hadn’t anticipated and didn’t know where to turn.

A transformation of the old Hyde Library into a huge apartment complex is set to go ahead.

The change comes after Labour promised to lower the voting age in its manifesto last summer.

Experience the sound of revolution as Tameside’s very own The Reformers of Peterloo bring history roaring to life through their electrifying new show, Peterloo in Rock — a gripping musical tribute to the legacy of the Peterloo Massacre and the ongoing struggle for justice.