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• £1.5m Pride in Place funding earmarked for community improvements across Tameside

  Communities across Tameside are set to benefit from a £1.5 million investment aimed at improving local pride, public spaces and community facilities by March 2027.

• Tameside archive centre celebrates seventh year of national accreditation

  Tameside’s Local Studies and Archive Centre has once again been recognised for its high standards, retaining its prestigious Archive Accreditation status for the seventh consecutive year.

• Six councillors found to have breached code of conduct in independent report

  Six councillors embroiled in the Trigger Me Timbers scandal have been found in breach of Tameside council’s code of conduct, according to an independent report.