Curzon begin new chapter under fresh leadership

More from Tameside Reporter

• Bomb scare at Ashton school ends after ‘WW2-style device’ found to be empty flare

  Police have confirmed that a device discovered at a secondary school in Ashton-under-Lyne was non-viable after specialist officers determined it was an empty illumination flare.

• Tameside in Work helps Ryecroft Foods employees move into new jobs after redundancies

  A team from Tameside Council has helped residents affected by redundancies at Ryecroft Foods find new employment, with two former employees already securing new jobs.

• Girlguiding Ashton Division appeals for volunteers to keep local units running

  Girlguiding leaders in Ashton Division are appealing for more volunteers to step forward and help support local units, ensuring hundreds of girls across the area can continue to enjoy the opportunities the organisation provides.

• Free fruit and vegetable marketplace for families in Ashton-under-Lyne

  Families across Tameside are being invited to attend a free community marketplace later this month, offering fresh fruit and vegetables along with activities and support for local residents.