Stalybridge residents took to social media early yesterday morning, February 26, when they spotted bright 'flashing' lights casting an unusual glow in the sky.
After lots of speculation, it has been revealed that the lights were a result of an equipment malfunction at the National Grid substation on Printworks Road and the fire brigade attended the site as a precautionary measure.
No one was injured and electricity supplies remained unaffected.
Stalybridge Town Team volunteers honoured by High Sheriff of Greater Manchester
Volunteers who dedicate their time to supporting Stalybridge have received special recognition from the High Sheriff of Greater Manchester for their contribution to the community.
Transformation of mill set to get the go-ahead
The future of an abandoned mill in Mossley will be decided next week.
Tameside school forced to defend uniform policy after complaints
A secondary school in Tameside has defended its uniform policy after a number of pupils were reportedly turned away on the first day of the new school year because of the length of their skirts.
St Peter’s CofE Primary praised by Ofsted for strong standards and high achievement
St Peter’s CofE Primary School in Ashton-under-Lyne has been praised for its strong achievement, attendance, behaviour and leadership standards following an Ofsted inspection.
