A 45-year-old man from Hyde has been sentenced to 24 weeks in prison.
Paul Kibler, of Chapel Court, appeared at Tameside Magistrates Court today (Friday) for three counts of shoplifting and an assault by beating - all of which took place in Ashton - as well as failing to appear at court.
As a result, the court imposed a prison sentence and has ordered Kibler to pay £122 in victim service fees.
Inspirational peace activist visits Rayner Stephens High School
Rayner Stephens High School has welcomed a truly inspirational figure whose impact is already woven into the fabric of the school.
Over £14,000 raised for Willow Wood Hospice in Enterprise Challenge
Young people from across Tameside and Glossop have turned creativity, teamwork and entrepreneurial spirit into vital funds for Willow Wood Hospice.
‘Daffo-Kill’ Dangers: Dogs Trust Manchester warns owners to keep pets safe this spring
As spring officially begins on Friday, 20 March, dog owners across Tameside are being urged to stay alert to hidden seasonal dangers that could put their pets at risk.
Tameside charity takes baby loss support for fathers to national TV
A Tameside-headquartered charity has been featured on BBC Morning Live this week as part of Comic Relief, shining a spotlight on the importance of support for fathers experiencing baby loss.
