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Children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Tameside are set to benefit from a significant expansion of specialist educational provision.

Beer lovers are being invited to raise a glass for charity when the Tameside Beer Festival returns to Stalybridge next month.

What was once the heart of everything in Droylsden now sits as a lifeless shell. After years of empty irrelevance, the Concord Suite is set to come crumbling down.

It is considered a wildlife haven locally, but one beloved patch of land in Mossley is about to have 175 new homes plonked on it.

Seven men and one woman have been charged with a range of offences following 12 simultaneous warrants carried out across Bolton and Tameside on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.

A remarkable fundraising challenge took on an even deeper personal meaning for Travis Taylor when his grandad began receiving hospice care as he was running seven marathons in seven days for Willow Wood.

A new community group is helping neurodivergent adults across Tameside build confidence, make connections and enjoy time out of the house without any pressure to take part.

The future of both Ashton and Stalybridge will see growth around transport hubs.

Gamesley football fans can now stay dry on the sidelines, thanks to colleagues at Tesco Glossop. 

Reform’s claims to have repaired 2,000 potholes a month and one every eight minutes since taking office in Derbyshire have been slammed as “manufactured” and “phony”.

Local McDonald’s Franchisee, Stuart Broadbelt, is delighted to sponsor the Glossop North End Community Club Football Club.

Heat seeking drones are giving United Utilities ‘eyes in the sky’ as teams continue to tackle lingering heat hotspots following recent moorland fires.

A woman in her 70s has died following a serious collision at the border of Tintwistle which led to the A628 Manchester Road being closed for several hours and caused traffic chaos through the village.

High Peak Conservative councillors have elected Cllr Adrian “Adie” Hopkinson as their new Group Leader, making him Leader of the Opposition on High Peak Borough Council.

The number of outstanding potholes on Derbyshire’s roads has fallen by more than 90% in just four months, according to Derbyshire County Council.

Two Glossop residents are taking on a fundraising bike ride from Manchester to Blackpool to raise money for two local children affected by Usher syndrome.

While national GCSE results remained virtually the same as last year, Oldham academies bucked the trend with improved scores.

It was a morning full of celebrations as Oasis Academy Leesbrook pupils collected their GCSE results last Thursday.

Hulme Grammar celebrated exceptional GCSE results that place the school as one of the most prestigious academic schools in the North West.

Royton Library will temporarily close from today (Monday, August 24) while essential building works are assessed and carried out to help secure the future of the service.

Oldham Council could be taken over by the UK Government officials later this year after another meeting failed to break through a deadlock.

Heat seeking drones are giving United Utilities ‘eyes in the sky’ as teams continue to tackle lingering heat hotspots following recent moorland fires.

A new heritage project is celebrating three important figures in local history, with banners and resources celebrating suffragette Annie Kenney, artist Helen Bradley, and soldier Thomas Steele VC, and their links to the villages of Lees, Springhead and Grotton.

Ashton MP Angela Rayner has launched a national drive to offer everyone sleeping rough a route off the streets this winter.