Tameside Reporter from Thursday, June 25th, 2026
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Review: Something Brilliant! A Rottenly Good Night at the Palace
Something Rotten is the newest resident in Manchester’s Opera House, and being a debut show – it’s one not to be missed!
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Buckton Vale Primary staff member awarded British Empire Medal in King's Birthday Honours
A dedicated kinship carer from Tameside who opened her home to her nieces has been recognised in the King's Birthday Honours with a British Empire Medal (BEM).
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Ofsted recognises further progress and positivity in Tameside’s Children’s Services
Tamside Council welcomes Ofsted’s latest monitoring visit letter, which highlights clear and sustained progress in strengthening leadership, stabilising the workforce, and improving the quality of support for children and young people
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New live well community navigation service to connect local people
New Community Navigators are to connect residents in Tameside with tailored support in their local communities.
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Party in the Park celebrates support from Tameside’s Shared Lives
People supported by Shared Lives, their carers and those who run the service gathered for their annual party in Stamford Park on 19 June.
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90 year-old Scout group launches bid for former nursery site in Denton
A Scout Group that has been part of Denton for more than 90 years has launched a campaign after learning that Tameside Council plans to dispose of a vacant former community site which volunteers believe could provide a permanent home for local young people.
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Controversial housing scheme approved
Controversial plans to build more than 400 homes in a Tameside village have been approved despite massive backlash.
