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Greater Manchester Police are hosting a fraud awareness event in Hyde this Thursday (October 8th).

The renovation of the Grade-II listed library in the heart of Stalybridge has been given the go-ahead.

A major plan is being developed that could power thousands of homes with the heat from baked beans, sewage, and data centres.

Walking through the village of Hollingworth, you’d be forgiven for thinking ‘I could do without all those HGVs rattling past’. Imagine living there.

A Tameside NHS project which uses the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support patients at risk of emergency department (A&E) attendance has been recognised by receiving a prestigious national award.

An independent review of Tameside Council has praised the progress made in organisational development, partnership working, regeneration, and digital transformation.

Hyde Market will come alive this Saturday as Hyde Community Day returns with a packed programme of family entertainment, live performances, and activities celebrating the local community.

Pupils at Lyndhurst Primary School in Dukinfield are “happy and safe” at a “caring school”, according to its latest Ofsted inspection.

Walking through the village of Hollingworth, you’d be forgiven for thinking ‘I could do without all those HGVs rattling past’. Imagine living there.

A Glossop artist is inviting local people to take a journey through 20 years of painting when his retrospective exhibition, 'So Far', comes to Victoria Hall. 

A new programme of professional live entertainment is launching at Victoria Hall in Glossop, with comedy, theatre, music and family shows planned as part of a regular year-round programme. 

A Tintwistle football coach has been recognised for his commitment to making football accessible to children of all abilities after being named Derbyshire FA Coach of the Year for the Disability Pathway.

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.

The man behind a social enterprise bakery providing jobs and training opportunities for former prisoners was the winner of the Special Recognition Award at this year’s Oldham Business Awards.

Residents are being urged to be extra vigilant of unexpected callers offering roofing, chimney, guttering or other home repair services.

A harmonica picked up by a social-care leader in the pandemic has grown into a band, a community and a movement helping people connect through music.

First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) is celebrating winning a hat-trick of trophies at the town’s prestigious business awards on Friday night.

Budding young actors are being encouraged to join the Sarah Byrne Acting Academy thanks to funding secured for October half-term.

Alt and Holts has been selected as one of 284 communities across the country to benefit from the government’s Pride in Place programme, putting local people at the heart of decisions about the future of their area.

A major plan is being developed that could power thousands of homes with the heat from baked beans, sewage, and data centres.

Pink Chai CIC is marking the start of Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a growing community movement bringing people together to talk about breast health, challenge stigma and encourage earlier action.