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A Tameside arts centre marked five years at the heart of its community with a day of creativity, culture and celebration.

Work to deliver the long-awaited M60 Junction 18 Simister Island Interchange is under way, with the next major milestone set to be the demolition of four huge concrete gantries over the motorway.

MOSAIC artwork panels created by local young people, community groups and residents are helping to raise awareness of hate crime and celebrate diversity across Tameside.

Officers who have been leading an investigation into human remains found close to the M67 in Tameside have now confirmed the identity of the person who was found under the bridge.

People across Tameside are being urged to get their flu vaccine this winter to help protect themselves, their loved ones and vulnerable groups from seasonal flu.

A resident supported by homelessness charity Emmaus Mossley has set his sights on a career in the fire service after successfully completing a 12-week personal development programme.

Scouting creations are on the ‘homestitch’… but your help is still needed

Next month, councils will have less power over planning decisions following reforms designed to streamline the planning system.

A support group for women experiencing menopause is offering a welcoming space in Glossop to share experiences, access information and connect with others in the local community.

Unpaid carers looking after family members or friends can now listen to a new podcast offering practical advice, support and real-life stories from carers across Derbyshire.

A Glossop father of two who fled Ukraine with his family after the Russian invasion is taking part in a 10K run to raise money for children affected by the war.

Residents with concerns about the proposed Peak Cluster carbon capture pipeline are invited to take part in a community relay walk through the High Peak on Sunday 27th September.

Plans to replace Derbyshire’s 10 existing councils with two new authorities have been put on hold by the Government, prompting criticism over the cost and uncertainty surrounding the reorganisation. 

Members of High Peak Against Racism have welcomed new Government measures targeting Israeli settlement activity in the occupied West Bank, but are calling for further action. 

Two former Derbyshire Constabulary call handlers have been jailed after abusing their positions within the force.

High Peak Conservatives have issued a statement criticising the handling of the closure of the Carelink service, following High Peak Borough Council’s latest update on alternative provision for customers.  

Children will eat free at an Oldham play cafe on the last Friday, Saturday and Sunday of every month, starting this weekend to help families with the cost of living.

YOUNG filmmakers from Mahdlo Youth Zone attended the premiere of their new film at Oldham Theatre Workshop recently.

Guests at a recent fundraiser were the first to hear that the good cause they were backing was on the way to Parliament.

Oldham Coliseum Theatre has announced the full cast for its radical new staging of Shakespeare’s Macbeth, directed by the Coliseum’s new Creative Director, Nick Bagnall.

Work has begun on a major £835,000 retrofit programme at some of First Choice Homes Oldham’s (FCHO) properties in Saddleworth.

A longstanding Oldham councillor and former Mayor has announced he will not stand for re-election when voters go to the polls again in 2027.

A major decision could soon be made that will affect the future of every leisure centre in Oldham.

Following a landmark report by leading education expert Sir Anthony Seldon warning that UK schools are “crying out” for government guidance on Artificial Intelligence, the Principal of Hulme Grammar School is calling on educational leaders to take immediate action through direct industry collaboration.