The achievements of legendary marathon runner Ron Hill were showcased at a special film premiere last month.
For one night only, the 80-year-old became a star of the screen as his running exploits, which include winning a gold medal at the 1970 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, were celebrated in front of a packed audience including councillors, dignitaries, school pupils and Tour of Tameside sponsors.
Here's a shortened version of the film.
BBC Radio Manchester visits Hurst Cross for Children in Need Challenge
Ashton United Football Clubs ground played host to a special Children in Need event today, Wednesday 5th November, as BBC Radio Manchester presenters Joe McGrath and Simone Riley stopped off in Ashton-under-Lyne as part of The Thousand Mile Challenge.
Tameside foster carers honoured for life-changing dedication
Local foster carers who open their hearts and homes to vulnerable children and young people have been recognised for their incredible commitment to changing lives across the borough.
TADAA cut Footloose in phenomenal style
Theatre Arts of Dukinfield and Ashton (TADAA) rock Mossley’s George Lawton Hall.
Young wellbeing ambassadors lead the way across Tameside schools
Children from 14 schools across Victorious Academies Trust have proudly completed a pioneering Wellbeing Ambassador Programme, equipping them with the skills, confidence and compassion to champion mental health in their school communities.
